Exacomptaref. 51191E - 1 flexible binder with OPAK label - 4 round rings, diameter 15 mm - Spine 20 mm - External dimensions: 32 x 25 cm - A4 file format - Colour: black

I got these folders to use for music practice, but found that the shape of the binder clips doesn’t allow proper clearance of pages. In my option they should be oval not round. Pages don’t fold over correctly. In a positive note they are the right weight and on the thin side so perfect and light weight for small documents/ presentations. However, I would recommend looking at other options as the design is flawed regarding page clearance.

This folder is good if you don’t want to turn the pages. Bought it for my sons homework during lockdown and it’s ok. Every time you try and turn the pages it rips the holes and doesn’t sit flat. It’s ok if you just want to keep pages clean and flat but don’t try and turn them over as it just ruins the paper and the holes. Not impressed.

Purchased for holding punch pockets with certificates. It's a nice folder thin folder at only 20mm thick, ideally for not taking up too much space. The 4 clips work fine and hold punch pockets so they don't creep out the bottom like they would with 2 clip versions. Only complaint is with the packaging / storage, there's no protection between the metal clips and the plastic front, as a result it's been compressed during transport and has while stretch bumps on the front where every click meets the plastic. The top corner also has slight marks from impact damage.

I have ordered about 10+ of these because they are so cheap that I like to file things in their own binders now rather than combining them into larger ones.Drwbacks:1. It's a little annoying that there is no front plastic pocket to slip a title cover into, I just put a sticky label on the spine.2. The ring diameter is so small that its not suitable for my tesco lined paper pads, and only plastic pocket sleeves.Its so cheap though, its good for filing things individually in their own binders. If its too small for the number of items one needs to put in, I then switch to the https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B001AM2CQ2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

got this this to keep110 pages on 80 GSM paper together.whilst the width was ideal and the cover strong, the rings were so weak that they opened on use, spilt contents and tore sheets. Utterly useless for anything more than, I'm guessing, 50 sheets...really frustrating as this done well, is so needed.

I ordered one of these for a college project. The rings are very small and cumbersome to open and close. The folder does not seem to hold many pages of paper without the pages ripping at the punched holes. I would strongly recommend using plastic sleeves for placing your pages in before storing in the folder, and bear in mind you may not be able to store more than 10 pages in plastic sleeves comfortably.I can’t say that I would recommend this particular folder, but someone may find it meets their requirements.

It does the job, very thin and a bit flimsy but I wanted it just to hold my song sheets and it does function. It won't however allow you to functionally hold that many sheets as it becomes difficult to turn them as they catch each other, the ring a little small and perhaps a too thin a profile unless you're only going to have 15-20 sheets at the most. I wouldn't buy this type again but it did work for my immediate need and was cheap enough that it was worth keeping.

Only worthy of the trash sadly, you get what you pay for here. Struggles to hold 5 pages and when they are inside you cant turn the pages. Useless in my opinion