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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2025
Xlanmay Enamel Pin Display Organizer with 84 Packets and Grids is a small binder type book make of opaque flexible plastic, that measures 8.5 inches high by 4.75 inches wide. Inside are 14 pages that are permanently attached to binder. Each page has three slots on each side. The slots measure 3.5 inches deep by 2.6 inches wide and there is a separate ziplock style packet that fits tightly inside each slot. The pages are a very lightweight clear plastic and are made from exactly the same material as a cheap sheet protector. The ziplock packets however, are thick and of very high quality.The problem with this organizer is that with just the packets inserted, the slots are quite tight, especially in the middle slots. If you fill both packets on each side of the sheet, without carefully arranging the pins/jewelry, the slots are going to rip. Therefore, I would not recommend this book for holding anything but the smallest of pins or jewelry, unless you only use only one side of the sheet. That said, this organizer would work GREAT for coins, stamps, stickers, etc. I was going to use this to hold my smaller pieces of expensive jewelry, but they do not fit without a lot of arrangement and trouble, so I am going to use half of the book, (only one side of each sheet), and use the other half of the packets for keeping necklaces separated in my jewelry box.Overall, I like the idea of the Xlanmay Enamel Pin Display Organizer with 84 Packets and Grids, but the sheets inside need to be about an inch wider in width and length to give the slots enough room work properly. Additionally, if this is to be used for a pin collection, the sheets need to be of higher quality, as they will not withstand pushing and pulling the packets of pushing in and pulling out the packets on a regular basis, as they are very cheaply made. Great idea, poor engineering. Three stars.
Atalanta
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2025
I like enamel pins. I've been accumulating them for ages. The problem is always how best to store/display them. I thought I'd give this a go.It comes as a plastic "binder" with 14 pages and 3 bays per page. Each bay has two pockets, one on each side of the page. This gives you the 84 slots advertised. It also comes with 4 packages of zipper storage bags, each package has 21 bags giving you the 84 bags advertised. This sounds great in print but in actual use it is lacking.I pulled out part of my collection and started filling the bags. I have pins of multiple sizes and, except for the absolute largest, I could fit them into the provided bags. So far so good. When I went to put them into the pages, that's where the limitations came into view. I could only fit one pin package into each bay - not one package into each side of the bay. So that cuts the capacity to 42 slots. Fortunately I can fit more than 1 of my smaller pins into the storage bags, which helps. I've also noticed that it's probably not going to snap closed once pins are in 42 of the bays. With 21 bays filled, it's starting to look a little strained.If you are looking for storage for coins or other flat items, you can probably make use of all 84 slots. Otherwise, plan on using only 42.
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