UniKeep 3 Ring View Binder - Binder Case is Fully Enclosed - Available in White, Clear, or Black and in Various Spine Widths (Pack of 3, Black, 1.5 Inch)

The item/s received, are exactly as described by the seller. They arrived on time, securely packaged & undamaged. I'm a repeat customer. These are great binders at a budget price. Pleased with the item/s & transaction through this seller.

What’s great about this binder is that it snaps shut, so even loose papers stay put. Another great feature is that it lays flat, so that if you’re using the binder to hold a presentation, you can lay it flat and easily turn the pages without having to hold them down or crease them really hard to stay flat. Also. I put a cover page in and even put the name on a piece of paper along the spine, so that we can read what’s in the binder when they are stacked together.

I have six of these here in my darkroom for holding negatives. If you are using them for negatives be advised the Print File type sleeves holding strips of six 35mm negatives will fit, however they are somewhat a tight fit, I don't see any possible way the negatives could be damaged by the binder closing or the binder's "rings" but know it is tight. I've had no problem with the Print File 120 sleeves and the strips of five 35mm negatives. Some other brands of 35mm binder sleeves WILL NOT FIT. My only true complaint is, if you open and close these a lot and put a lot of stress on the plastic locks, they can break. I have had mine less than a year and already, out of six, two of them have broken locks and I have a rubber band holding them closed. I also fear at some point the plastic rings may too fail, however once the binder is filled I don't typically remove the negative sleeves, but if you do you may want to consider that as well. Not too bad for the money though.

For several years now, I have been digitizing thousands of old family photos extending back almost 100 years. The casual snapshots from the 1970s on are tossed as soon as they are scanned. But the heirloom photos need to be archived. This is a budget alternative to museum quality storage. Placing the photos in polypropylene pages in these binders is much more compact and secure than ordinary three ring binders. My only complaint is that UniKeep no longer appears to make an opaque version. I’m storing them in a closed cabinet, so that isn’t a deal breaker.

When I got them in the mail they was broken and clip’s snapped off Amazon wouldn’t even give me my money back! Cheap and poorly made or poorly packaged one of the two I don’t recommend

I read the good & bad about this product in the reviews. If you use this product for the right project I give it a A+++.I had keepsakes that would fit into binder sheets that were Acid-Free & had attached tabs but I could not find a 3-ring binder that would cover the tabs & I preferred the binder to be dust free and fit nicely stacked on a shelf. For this purpose they are wonderful & finally almost 75 year old keepsakes my Dad brought home from WWII have a proper place and I will give it to his grandson (age 52) that also served his country in the Air Force. I loved the finished binder.

I’ve used several packs of this type of binder for archival purposes. These are a great value, but it is important to note the rings in these are plastic, not steel. Other than that, they do hold up well. Just takes a bit of getting used to when you’ve been using binders with thumb tabs for years. If you have multiple archiving projects, they are a good choice.

Normally, these have been good as I have bought them in the past. In this shipment two of the three came with broken latches. A little inspection before shipping could have prevented this.

had a good experience with this sellergood price, prompt service on delivery considering how far it had to travelI recumbent them

I used these to hold magnetic craft dies on magnet sheets. Only complaint is that the price for 3 small binders is quite a lot but I needed them and there is non to be had elsewhere. Great product though.