Regent (Set of 6) Microwave Food Storage Tray Containers - 3 Section/Compartment Divided Plates w/Vented Lid

Love the colors, just will be anxious to see how they hold up.

I bought these in order to prepare meals for my elderly mom. They have 3 sections that are perfect for meals that have accompanying foods like potatoes, vegetables, rice, etc. One issue I had, though, was the lids didn't seal tightly and would allow for excess frost on the foods when frozen. The other issue was the product is relatively fragile when removed from the freezer. One slipped from my hand and, when it landed on the counter, the edge and part of a portion section broke. I think these are more suited for leftover storage in the refrigerator than long (one to two months) in the freezer. They do microwave well, though, given the vent provided in the lids but should be handled carefully as they do get hot.

These are even better than I expected. I mainly use them to share my meals with my next door neighbor since it is difficult to cook a good meal for just one. I divide the meal into 4 of these containers and then we each get 2 meals from them. So far, I haven't had any issues with leakage and the lids snap on easily. Perfect for storing in the fridge and reheating in the microwave. I plan to order a second set soon.

So far so good. They come with a warning sticker on the lid to not microwave for more than 2 minutes. Well, I microwaved a refrigerated dinner and the meat was not heated up enough, so I waited and microwaved anther minute. Much better with that third minute. I guess I'll just do the two minute thing, wait a minute , then do one more minute to get everything up to proper temperature. Its not conducive to cutting with a knife and fork(such as a piece of steak) very well because of the high lip. So I simply cut the meat up into pieces before making up the plates. Easy peasy.Lid is not leakproof, not that thats an issue just so your aware of it. Lid doesn't "snap closed" like a super tight fit. It does the job of allowing stacking dinners. Lid fits fine, just don't expect a super tight fit, which in a way is kinda nice so its fairly easy to remove, no struggling with removal. Vent works nice, does its job. Whats nice about the lid is that it does retain the heat inside, so if the dinner sits for few minutes after heating it does a nice job of staying heated until your ready to eat. If I have any issues with distortion over the long term (microwaving) I'll report back.

I have been using these containers for two years now, and they've held up beautifully (unlike the rectangular brand, which suffered cracks within a couple of months of use). I make dinners for my 95-year-old mother-in-law, who no longer cooks but knows how to use a microwave; I spend an afternoon making up three dinners, divide them into four portions each, and there's a dozen dinners to go into the freezer. Because I freeze them, there are no issues with how tight the lid fits or leaking/spillage problems during transport. She eats half a dinner at a time, and can put the lid back on to store in the fridge for the next day. It's perfect for my purposes and the containers are a little battered but still perfectly functional after two years of use. Have put them in our dishwasher with no problems. The round shape is a little awkward for storing but these are much easier to clean than the rectangular brand, which has too many grooves, nooks, and crannies, is more flimsy and probably wouldn't hold up to being run through a dishwasher.