Avery Heavy-Duty Binder with 1-Inch One Touch EZD Ring, Black
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About Avery Heavy-Duty Binder with 1-Inch One Touch EZD Ring, Black
Overall Feedback:
79% positive
83% liked the high capacity, whereas 17% found it bulky
This is the best high capacity binder I have bought on Amazon, after trying many other variations.
The binders have arrived, but they are 3 inches instead of 4.
81% appreciated the durability, however 19% noticed wear and tear
After a semester of heavy use, the binder has not shown any significant wear and is durable enough.
The binder is strong and the rings are easy to operate with just one hand trigger.
Unfortunately, the rings of the binder fall short in being the most important part.
When the binder is full, the top ring does not come together as the durability of the binder is not strong enough to hold the rings together.
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82% found it easy to use, but 18% encountered issues
The EZD rings are excellent. They allow me to flip through hundreds of pages with ease and without worrying about ripping pages. Also, the pages and the binder always lay flat on whatever page I open them to.
The one touch EZD ring is an excellent idea that makes binder rings open with ease and minimal effort.
The binder rings are easy to operate with one hand trigger and seem strong.
The 'one touch' feature is much easier to use than prying open the rings with fingers.
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73% praised the locking mechanism, but 27% found it difficult to unlock
The ring unit is attached to the back of the binder instead of the middle, which solves the problem of pages getting trapped between the end of the rings and the back cover.
I find the binder convenient with its one touch opening mechanism, but the rings feel flimsy.
78% praised the page protection, yet 22% raised issues
The binder allows me to flip through hundreds of pages without worrying about ripping them, while also providing page protection.
The D-ring construction prevents card edges from curling and allows pages to rest flat.
I hate it when pages get trapped between the end of the rings and the back cover. This design solves it 2 ways. First, the ring unit is attached to the back of the binder instead of the middle. Second, the ring curve ends at the top and becomes an almost straight down rod. So my paperwork lies flat. I just flip the top cover open and everything is nice and stacked for presentation. When I close and carry it, the pages do not slide to the ends of the rings.
I appreciate the large cover of the binder, which keeps post-it tabs or dividers covered and protected.
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73% praised the ring mechanism
The ring unit is attached to the back of my binder instead of the middle.
The D-ring construction prevents card edges from curling and allows pages to rest flat.
I was frustrated with pages getting trapped between the end of the rings and the back cover. However, attaching the ring unit to the back of the binder and ending the ring curve at the top solved the problem and resulted in flat paperwork.
The EZD rings are excellent. The pages and binder always lay flat on whatever page I open them to. I can flip through hundreds of pages with ease and without worrying about ripping pages.
92% appreciated the convenient label holder, but 8% didn't
The interior of the binder is not entirely covered. The front cover is significantly more narrow than the back cover, leaving an area about 2.5 inches wide where the interior of the binder is exposed.
83% found it versatile, however 17% didn't
The binder's interior is not entirely covered, with a 2.5 inch wide area exposed due to the front cover being significantly more narrow than the back cover. This limits its versatility for storing items in the pockets.
