300 Pcs Large Magnetic Label Holder 4 x 2 Inch C Channel Magnetic Labels with 300 Protective Film and 600 Replacement Paper Strips Tag Holder for Metal Rack Shelf Cabinet Toolbox

The magnets are machined with enough quality to be uniform in size unlike some of the other brands. This is important if you want to print your own labels and don't want to trim them after the fact. I didn't think I would use the plastic cover that comes with them, but it turned out to be pretty good. In the past I've always used double sided tape to keep the labels in the track in case someone bumped them, but the plastic covers does just as well

The Resurhang 300 Pcs Large Magnetic Label Holder 4 x 2 Inch have certainly made my life easier!! Seriously, they absolutely have. I have 2 5 drawer vertical filing cabinets and I think like most people not everything in there is files. I have a drawer full of odd tools and such that come in handy that I don't feel like running to the basement every time I need them. Another one has various electronic gizmos and gadgets that I like to keep handy for when the grandkids come over. They know which drawers to go to in order to find Pop Pop's latest finds. LOL. Things like that. I've always used the small included mounted metal label holder, that's just that, small. I've tried things like taping a 3 X 5 notecard, but nothing ever really works long term. Well, that's all been changed with these LARGE magnetic label holders.First, it was easy to find a template to fit the holders. Next, since I got 300 of them I'm able to line a number of them up to fully describe/label what exactly in each drawer. Something that I have not been able to do before, ever. Plus the clear covers help to keep the labels protected and neat, something sorely lacking in any of my previous attempts at self labeling. And they're magnetic!! I can put them anywhere on the front of the drawer that I want, in any arrangement. Again, something that I wasn't able to do before. I could go on, but I'm sure you get the idea. And this is just for my simple 2 5 drawer cabinets, imagine if you had an office with many filing cabinets! This would be like nirvana! LOL.The one and only thing negative that I'll say is that they arrived in a single bubble wrapped "package". No case, no carton - just 300 of these in a rough rectangle bubble wrapped together inside a regular old cardboard box. In fact, I guess because there was no real structure to the bubble wrapped package, it was clearly evident that the cardboard box had to be repaired, repeatedly. It was almost more tape than box when it arrived. But, I got every one of the 300 promised. Whomever fixed the box did well to ensure that not one of them was lost. So, major kudos to the Amazon employees making sure that everything arrived properly. I thank you from the bottom of my heart!Last point - since these are magnetic, they can be used for SO much more than filing cabinets. Tool boxes, refrigerator reminders/notes, magnetic bulletin boards, and on and on. So very versatile!!I guess this all boils down to 2 basic questions. One - would I order these again if the need arose? I absolutely would!! It's not hyperbole to say they've had a large impact to my small "office". Two - would I recommend these magnetic labels to others? Again, I absolutely would!! If they've had this much impact for me, can you imagine what they can do for you, and your office??? Imagine the possibilities!!A+++++

These work great. There's no metal, it's just all rubbery magnets on the back and then paper and plastic up front. They stick well.For those who are interested in using it more for crafting/art (we are using it as cute little fridge frames), the inside isn't 4x2 but rather 4x1.9ish when you print. I tried printing a 4x6 with 3 equal images and it left a rather large bow on the print after stuffing it into the label. Since this isn't exactly it's sold purpose, I'm not knocking any points of for it.It is fairly pricey but when you get the box you will realize what you paid for. It's HEFTY. Being that this is something you can expect to pay like $15 for 10 at a Michaels or something, I think the price and value is actually pretty reasonable for the amount.