Bentgo Kids Stainless Steel Leak-Resistant Lunch Box - 3-Compartments with Bonus Silicone Container, Durable, Eco-Friendly, Dishwasher Safe, BPA-Free, Ideal for School, Ages 3+ (Fuchsia)

I bought this lunchbox for my 11-year-old daughter who wanted something that fits in her bag, was leakproof, and had a bento-box style. The lunchbox is nice in that the compartments hold a nice variety of items. We have packed everything from sandwiches, frozen and fresh fruit, cut up veggies, tuna salad, chocolates, pretzels, sushi rolls, crackers, cookies, etc. PROS: Nice variety of compartment sizes makes it easy to portion food. Easy to clean. I hand-wash it when it comes home and set it to dry. My daughter then makes her lunch after dinner and we pop it in the fridge overnight. Lunch stays cool until lunch time Leak-proof - frozen fruit which melts by lunchtime doesn't leak into her bag not too heavy she can open and close the latches with no trouble It is easily stack able and fits well in the fridge Cons: I am concerned that the latches may break over time, but so far they are fine. We have had the lunchbox for a while and its used daily during the week. I would like the lunchbox to come with a small waterproof bag so that the whole thing can be slipped into her backpack. The lunchbox is leak proof, but not if you accidentally forget to close one of the latches. A bag would contain any mess.

I purchased this lunchbox for my elementary-aged son to carry to school and camp. We were racking up a lot on Lunchables, and I wanted an alternative that provided waterproof compartments that was also 100% dishwasher safe. I discovered the silver Bentgo option, which according to reviews is completely dishwasher safe. We've had it for a few months now and it has gone through many wash cycles with minimal wear and tear. We live by the ocean and my son has attended some extreme summer camps with lots of water, salt, and sand, yet the Bentgo has stood up to all of these. I love that it's compact, so you can throw a reusable ice pouch into the lunch box with the Bentgo to keep perishable food fresh. I also love the silicone dish that can be placed inside the compartments for an additional divider. I've used it for BBQ sauce and there was zero leakage and it washed out 100% clean (no stains). Finally, I love that the Bentgo is stainless steel rather than plastic, which is what I was originally looking at. If there's any way to minimize the use of plastic for the sake of the environment, I'm all about it. I strongly recommend this product!

Great for my 4/5 year old. We switched from the classic 5-compartment plastic Bentgo. That one was great for my preschooler (light, leak proof, easy to open and close, good size compartments for his age). This larger metal one is also leak proof. But it is significantly heavier. And it is a bit harder to close (the metal latches need to be pulled up by pulling up on the lid before it will close and you can latch it). So if your kid is a bit older, and/or practices with you a bit, closing it on their own shouldn’t be too hard. My only complaint is that it isn’t really dishwasher safe. I handwash it 75% of the time, and the other 25% I put it on the top shelf in the dishwasher. The color coating on the top has started significantly peeling. The Bentgo logo started peeling first, and I thought I could slow it with a sticker. But the next wash, the whole corner started to go. Otherwise, it’s great.

I read the reviews from other purchasers, and I was worried about the hinges/clasps but figured I'd give this shot (because for some reason I thought it would turn out better for me, lol ok). I love the stainless steel, I love the size of the compartments and the little silicone cup (I'm a sucker for the little features). Its pretty slim which is also really nice to slide into a backpack and tbh my son thought it looked like a fun little laptop. Whatever gets you through the day, ya know? I bought two of these so my kids wouldn't be endlessly fighting over them; one of them is fine, but the other had clasps popping open on its maiden voyage. Before I even put food in it! I thought maybe it needed time to stretch out its little jonts and hinges and used it for a short car trip. Wrong! the clasps never closed completely, and they still don't. The clasps click and close on the top, vs other bentgo containers where they click shut on the bottom. Those feel really secure and you can hear the "click" to know they're fully closed and airtight. These just kind of slide into place without much of a click - it honestly surprises me that the closing mechanism feels a bit faulty and poorly made for something that otherwise feels really solid. The plastic the clasps are made with honestly feel cheap and like a total afterthought. I know little tiny hands need to be able to open these but the clasps slide on and then just slip right back off 75% of the time I close it, and I'm only 4 days into owning it. And even though closes pretty decently without the clasps, I'm not spending fifty dollars (!) for something which carries the risk of a child haphazardly throwing it in after lunch, with all the stuff he told me he ate, but didn't really, and then the whole backpack is covered in strawberry juice and smeared peanut butter at the end of a long day. I need things to make my life easier, not things that make me swear more. Supes grateful for free returns. byeeeeeee!

We’ve had this for just over a year and it’s a quality lunch box. I like that it’s stainless steel and seems to keep everything compartmentalized. But I put it in the dishwasher, not for the first time, and all the paint, for lack of a better word, flaked off and was all over the clean dishes and in the dishwasher trap. It’s frustrating that it’s damaged in that way now. Not sure how long it’s supposed to last but a year doesn’t seem like that long of a time.

I bought two of those. All in good quality and it no never damaged if drop by kids. Only things just hard to open for little kids.

EXPENSIVE, nice and barley lasted 1 year!! I think it keeps the food fresher but not 100% certain. Easy to clean. Prefered these over our old yumbox bentos. I wish there was a leakproof lid for the silicone container that comes inside the bento. They fit a lot if you know how to pack in - however the bowls are quite shallow and easy for delicate fruits and veggies to get squished and bruised if not cut small enough to fit just so, when the lid is closed. Update OCT 2024. I expected more from a $90 metal bento box. Sadly after 1 year of gentle/normal ocasional use the hinge just popped off from the lunch box. Upon close inspection it doesn’t look like it was secured down strongly but just gently soldered together. I won’t be buying these lunch boxes again.

Hello, I received my order damaged. The box came without packaging, was open, bent, and the product was opened with torn papers. I am not satisfied and want a return or replacement

It’s good for big kids, because it’s heavy

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We have many different lunch boxes - the regular Bentgo, two different Yumboxes, and a 3sprouts lunchbox but I think this one is the best. It is very versatile and works for both sandwich type lunches, and more bento types. I really like the little silicone insert and wish I could buy more of that size and half the size separately. It is completely leakproof and has held up very well to my not so careful 7-year-old's handling. No scratches, stains, or dents after using it for the school year. I also find it easy to wash and dry. Lot's of the other lunchboxes tend to hold pockets of water but this one air dries easily. It's a bit heavy due to the stainless steal so keep that in mind depending on your child's age. It's also a larger size so maybe better for Grade 1 and up.