GeekBox The Ultimate Token Holder

I originally did not like these boxes, they seemed flimsy and cheap. However, after putting some tokens in them I realized that they hold a ton of them! The covers click on and are very securely attached. The covers, when removed for use, snug unto the underside to act as a base. I ended up buying more! While they are not hard plastic, I gave them 4 stars because they are sturdier than they look. They would be 5 stars if they were a little cheaper as well.

Good box but the price is a little high. Boxes should be sturdier for the price. But they get the job done

I LOVE these. I love that they're square. I love that they're light and won't make my game boxes any heavier than before. They're strong enough and a good size for most of the tokens I've used them for. I like them specifically for games where each player has a good number of bits of their own. Now, instead of dumping the contents of a ziplock onto the table or into another small bowl, we just pop off the lid and slip it under the box. It doesn't clutter up the table and when the game is over, putting it all away is that much faster and we can set up the next game with minimal effort. My only suggestion for would-be buyers, check your local gamestore first (or call them). I ordered some here after seeing them online. Spent almost $30 for 4 packages (and yes, they are 3 each). Then a few days later I saw them at my FLGS for $2.79 for the same thing. Well, I bought even more there. For a typical game that has 4-5 players, you'll be using 2 packages on average so, price matters.

This product was very underwhelming. The plastic is thin and for some reason I was expecting more than three.

When this arrived it was crushed. Quality is terrible.

Based on the photos, I expected these to be hard plastic. They're not. They're vacuformed out of very thin material. If I hadn't spent as much on shipping as I did for the three sets, I would have returned them in a heartbeat.

These little organizers make the perfect token holders for board games. I bought a bunch for The Quacks of Quedlinburg, as it is a very token heavy game and it has saved us quite a bit of set up/clean up time and keeps the play area organized. Great value for money!

I really like these containers, and use them for every game I can. They are thin plastic, but hold up well. They can fit a lot of pieces in them, but that depends on the game too. I have Scythe entirely organized with these. My one complaint is Amazon's price, it is 2 1/2 times higher than retail. Typically you can find them for $2.49. I typically get them from my FLGS, but they don't always carry them in stock. If Amazon's price was more in line, I would always buy them from here.