Enday 3 Slant D-Ring Binder 3 Inch, 3 in Clear View Cover with 2 Inside Pockets Binder
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About Enday 3 Slant D-Ring Binder 3 Inch, 3 in Clear View Cover with 2 Inside Pockets Binder
Overall Feedback:
75% positive
65% liked the high capacity, whereas 35% found it bulky
I doubt the binders will last even 6 months with daily use for school/work.
66% appreciated the durability, however 34% noticed wear and tear
The durability of our d-ring-binders is better than the ones purchased from Walmart.
I doubt these binders would last even 6 months with daily use for school or work.
The binders have covers made of less durable cardboard and the rings in the middle are circles instead of D-ring, which means they hold less paper.
The pockets ripped immediately and the middle bar & rings are weak, indicating poor durability.
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65% found it easy to use, but 35% encountered issues
I have been using the d-ring-binders every day for more than a month without any problems, indicating that they are easy to use.
When I open the binder, the inner edges of the protectors overlap, which is irritating and uncomfortable.
62% praised the locking mechanism, but 38% found it difficult to unlock
We have noticed that five out of twelve binders were cracked and one has a deep crack on the spine, which prevents it from laying flat. There seems to be a breakage issue with the binders.
62% praised the page protection, yet 38% raised issues
When I open the binder, the inner edges of the protectors overlap and it's uncomfortable.
I regret not reading reviews before purchasing the product as it was not as expected.
The stick-on label on the spine was very difficult to remove. I had to use my fingernails and then a butter knife to get the label off, and it ripped off in little pieces.
62% praised the ring mechanism, but 38% found it sometimes jammed
I faced an issue with the stick-on label on the spine. It was difficult to remove and ripped off in little pieces. I had to use my fingernails and then a butter knife to get the label off.
I have bought worse and more durable d-ring binders than this, indicating my dissatisfaction with its durability.
The rings do not come together properly and the papers keep falling out.
I dislike the ring mechanism being on the binding. It should be on the back cover to avoid bending papers when closing the binder.
63% appreciated the convenient label holder, but 37% didn't
To put a label in the pocket, the sticker label on the spine needs to be removed.
I had a hard time removing the stick-on label on the spine of the binder. It rips off in little pieces and I had to use my fingernails and then a butter knife to get it off. It took me about 5 minutes to remove the label and with a dozen binders, I was looking at over an hour just to scrape labels off.
I had to make large labels for the spine portions as I received all red binders instead of the ones I ordered with multiple colors.
65% found it versatile, however 35% didn't
If we are going to place the binders on a bookshelf for most of the time, then they are probably fine.
The covers are made of less durable cardboard and the rings in the middle are circles, which means they hold less paper.
Five of my 12 binders are cracked and one has a bend/crack/break on the spine that prevents it from laying flat.
