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| Price | -10% $10.79 List: $11.95 | $17.99 | $14.99 | $29.99 | $43.74 |
| Delivery | Get it as soon as Tuesday, Aug 27 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, Aug 27 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, Aug 27 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, Aug 27 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, Aug 27 |
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| Sold By | Amazon.com | forkmannie | Amazon.com | Spring Chef | Cody’s Commerce, LLC |
| material | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | — | Stainless Steel |
| number of pieces | 1 | 9 | 6 | 15 | 8 |
| capacity | 1 milliliters | 5 milliliters | 0.1 ounces | — | — |
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Heaviness of spoon end changes Center of Balance
There’s a problem when holding these spoons with the weight distribution, because the spoon end is heavy metal, and the black handle is about the same weight on all. On the 1/4th tsp and 1/2th tsp, the center of weight is at the top of the black handle. On the 1 tsp, it is slightly above the black handle (need to hold in center). On the 1 tablespoon, the center seems where the finger indention is.The back center of the spoon does not have the black handle continued up, so it is uncomfortable to hold there with the two edges from the back. There is the finger indention near the spoon end and the smooth black handle at the other end, but as soon as the center of weight is near the center (like with the 1 tsp, and slightly so with the 1/2th and 1/4th), there is no finger support there.The Magnets could be stronger, but this isn’t a big deal. If leaving in a drawer sideways, there is no problem as they can join normally. But, if held up in the air, the 1/4 or 1/2 can be supported only and if alone. So when picked up together as a unit, it is clumsy, but really this does not matter as in use, only one spoon might be needed and the magnets keeps the others still together when not in use.These are durable. The metal is a good thickness, since there is no bending anywhere of the metal on the spoon, even at the spoon end. The main problem is the uncomfortable holding experience.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2016
The rings on our other sets of spoons and cups (also OXO - lasted a very long time, the metal non magnetic ones - and still look great with only a slight bit of wear.) I'm weirdly particular about really minute things like this and the rings and way the items all fit together in the space I have for them was strange - didn't quite fit, and the ring was the issue. So I switched both sets out to the magnetic ones and here are my thoughts....
LOOK: Nice and sleek, much cleaner look than the ugly ring: ) Standard silver/black goes with most kitchens and other OXO products
FEEL: While they might be a slight bit on the light side, they are not what I would call thin or weak, and have held up very well with pretty consistent use and DW washing. Unless you're really rough with them you won't have problems with bending or warping. Yes there are more tough and heavy sets but I don't find the weight or quality an issue at all, you're not measuring anything larger than a teaspoon so really don't need an overly tough or thick metal :)
CLEANING: DW cleaning is ideal of course, hand washing is not hard for these small items BUT I will mention the back sides are slightly curved and you do need to spend an extra minute making sure nothing is stuck to the inside parts. There aren't crevices or hard to reach spots so its not a real issue, and you hold the black part so you aren't ever actually touching the metal. HOWEVER - many stainless ones in this price range have flat edges which actually can be uncomfortable to handle and these rounded ones are definitely better to hold/use than those, so in a way this is actually a plus.
MAGNETS: They hold fine, and do what they need to do - keep them together. At first I agreed with some of the other comments about them being a little weak - and I do think they are a little more on the weak side than strong side, but I now realize I would prefer this over them being too strong and hard to pull apart. For me, they DO stay together in the drawer and we have them laying down sideways. Even if I spread them apart while stuck together at the end they hold (see pic below.) They hold, and stay together enough for most people's use though - if you have a smaller slot for them with no other bulky or magnetized items nearby that is ideal, as of course those would connect if strong and close enough.
BONUS: For the Kitchen OCD, they look a lot sleeker and cleaner than any set with a ring :)
PRICE: At just under $10 they are fairly priced and in line with similar sets - IMO, slightly better than many at this range and do have the OXO really great CS (they do stand behind their products and are responsive.)
If they made the magnets just a tad stronger and the back edges without the small curves these would be 5 star - but even as is we really like and can recommend them! Hope the photos below help and feel free to ask any questions you have...
Very glad to have no annoying ring, nice shape, and magnets are a nice feature - no lost pieces :)
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2016
We have about 10 OXO products right now and have had a total of maybe 30 in the past decade - they really have put out some nice, affordable and pretty decent looking items as much as these items can be decent looking without spending a fortune :) Just about everything has performed very well, and held up with pretty consistent use. Of course there are different levels of items and materials and the lower priced ones aren't going to perform or last quite as good/long, but for the prices they really are solid choices and much better than most of the low/mid priced kitchen tools in this category.Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2016
The rings on our other sets of spoons and cups (also OXO - lasted a very long time, the metal non magnetic ones - and still look great with only a slight bit of wear.) I'm weirdly particular about really minute things like this and the rings and way the items all fit together in the space I have for them was strange - didn't quite fit, and the ring was the issue. So I switched both sets out to the magnetic ones and here are my thoughts....
LOOK: Nice and sleek, much cleaner look than the ugly ring: ) Standard silver/black goes with most kitchens and other OXO products
FEEL: While they might be a slight bit on the light side, they are not what I would call thin or weak, and have held up very well with pretty consistent use and DW washing. Unless you're really rough with them you won't have problems with bending or warping. Yes there are more tough and heavy sets but I don't find the weight or quality an issue at all, you're not measuring anything larger than a teaspoon so really don't need an overly tough or thick metal :)
CLEANING: DW cleaning is ideal of course, hand washing is not hard for these small items BUT I will mention the back sides are slightly curved and you do need to spend an extra minute making sure nothing is stuck to the inside parts. There aren't crevices or hard to reach spots so its not a real issue, and you hold the black part so you aren't ever actually touching the metal. HOWEVER - many stainless ones in this price range have flat edges which actually can be uncomfortable to handle and these rounded ones are definitely better to hold/use than those, so in a way this is actually a plus.
MAGNETS: They hold fine, and do what they need to do - keep them together. At first I agreed with some of the other comments about them being a little weak - and I do think they are a little more on the weak side than strong side, but I now realize I would prefer this over them being too strong and hard to pull apart. For me, they DO stay together in the drawer and we have them laying down sideways. Even if I spread them apart while stuck together at the end they hold (see pic below.) They hold, and stay together enough for most people's use though - if you have a smaller slot for them with no other bulky or magnetized items nearby that is ideal, as of course those would connect if strong and close enough.
BONUS: For the Kitchen OCD, they look a lot sleeker and cleaner than any set with a ring :)
PRICE: At just under $10 they are fairly priced and in line with similar sets - IMO, slightly better than many at this range and do have the OXO really great CS (they do stand behind their products and are responsive.)
If they made the magnets just a tad stronger and the back edges without the small curves these would be 5 star - but even as is we really like and can recommend them! Hope the photos below help and feel free to ask any questions you have...
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