Sooez 6 Pack Extra Large Pencil Box, Plastic Pencil Case Crayon Box

This was great! Perfect size and great for organization (personal used for arts and crafts organization). The locking was very secure and stacks well!

As a keyboard enthusiast, I'm always looking for clever storage solutions for my growing collection of keycaps and switches. These Sooez pencil boxes have been the perfect find! While they're marketed for school supplies, these boxes are absolutely ideal for organizing keyboard parts. The transparent design makes it easy to identify what's inside each container without having to open them all. They're surprisingly durable considering the price point, and the stackable design helps maximize desk space when not in use. The sizing is just right - spacious enough to hold plenty of switches or keycaps without taking up excessive room. The latches close securely, so I don't have to worry about accidentally spilling tiny keyboard components everywhere. If you're into mechanical keyboards and need an affordable way to organize your accessories, these pencil boxes are a surprisingly perfect solution. Simple, functional, and exactly what I needed.

Purchased for my classroom and they work great for all the loose colored pencils! They’re very stable and stack easily.

I got these for art supply storage and I love them. Great for stacking or organizing my pens and markers. I also found that they fit together 2x2 in an IKEA bathroom storage caddy as shown. This means my art supplies are always available when I need them for school or work 👍 🖍️

These were better than I expected. Great value and great quality. The closures are also great, and feel sturdy. Love that they are clear/see through for easy storage access. Would definitely buy them again

These are great stackable storage bins that hold a good amount of pens, pencils, Sharpies, and other supplies. The lid and base have an indent design that helps them stack securely without sliding, which makes them feel sturdy when piled up. One thing to watch is the side snaps—when they’re closed, they don’t sit flat and could potentially snap off if handled roughly, but when they’re open, everything stays in place just fine. I wouldn’t call them “extra large,” but they’re a solid size for craft room storage or school supplies. Best for keeping things organized at home rather than transporting items back and forth regularly.

Like any good hobbyist, I collect craft materials like they are rare finds. I needed a way to get my growing pen and marker obsession/collection organized and these plastic bins fit the bill. I can quickly and easily identify what is in each bin. The shape of the boxes allows them to fit together for optimal space saving. The lids have snapping handles that help keep the valuables locked inside when I transport them. I started with a single set of 6 and have already ordered another set. They are great value for the money, very sturdy, and the perfect addition for my craft room.

Now with labeled containers and better organization, we can actually find what we're looking for. The clear design means everything is easily visible—no mystery about what's inside or what needs restocking. The kids know where everything is, nothing mysteriously disappears never to be seen again, and we're not digging through chaos when they want to create. The lightweight design makes it easy to move the boxes from one place to another, and the kids can actually open and close them without frustration. I love that they stack on top of each other and stay securely in place—no shifting or toppling. I know things will need to be reorganized regularly—kids are messy in nature, and that's just part of the deal. But now everything is easily seen and easily accessible, which makes a real difference for our neurodivergent family. Visual clarity and simple access mean less frustration when someone wants to grab scissors or find their favorite color marker. One future improvement would be if they stacked perfectly on their side too, but honestly, that's a minor note on an otherwise solid product. Worth the change. Plus, the kids create more when supplies aren't buried and forgotten.