Amazon Basics 3-Ring Binder with Zipper
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About Amazon Basics 3-Ring Binder with Zipper
Overall Feedback:
74% positive
74% liked the ample storage capacity, however 26% didn't
I bought the product as a storage solution for my growing collection of Pokmon cards, but found that the card pages I bought won't fit in the binder well enough for it to zip up.
63% appreciated the ring mechanism
This binder has a solid 3D ring to store pages safely and the zip feature allows the flaps to hold together and not get dusty.
75% appreciated the portability
The portfolio-case-ring-binder is convenient for me to carry while traveling for work to different locations and is more organized than other items like folders, binders, pencil cases, notebook padded bags, and so on.
67% praised the high-quality materials, whereas 33% didn't
The nylon fabric has lost its integrity and the cardboard interior is visible.
I am dissatisfied with the product's quality as there is a thin aluminum rod poking out, making it unsafe.
I need to replace the product as the nylon fabric has lost its integrity and the cardboard interior is visible, indicating that the quality of the material has deteriorated.
69% praised the overall durability, but 31% found it wore out
The binder is very durable. My daughter was not easy on it for her first middle school year, but we are having no problems with the ring part or the zippers.
Within a week of using the product, I noticed that the rings were warped and refused to stay together, indicating poor durability.
67% liked the multiple compartments
There is a full size slide in pocket behind the rings and a half size mesh slide in pocket.
67% praised the secure closure, whereas 33% found it inconvenient
The binder has a zip closure, ensuring nothing gets lost or falls out during transit.
My portfolio has extra fabric on one end to zip it closed, but the other end doesn't have a complete zipper and is under constant tension, making it unlikely to stay zipped for long.
