Rexel A4 Clearview Display Books - Blue (Pack of 5)

This is a good quality product but I have marked it down 1 star because of the price. More on that shortly.What you do get is a very nice quality display folder/book. The front has a strong, robust plastic window so you can insert your cover document/photo etc, giving a nice professional sturdy look. The inside cover has separate pockets for a CD/DVD (how quaint!), a business card/credit card and something (so far unidentifiable) about 12cm square. The "meat" of this item is the 24 individual A4 pockets which follow. These have a quality, strong feel, smooth to the touch, and seem very secure. I am using mine to display some sheet music which is otherwise loose leaf.On the face of it, a very good product. However at nearly £10 EACH, I baulk. I could never imagine paying just shy of £50 for this five-piece set, though very grateful to Amazon and Rexel I am for having the opportunity to test these out. I imagine at this price these will be more for the serious end of the academic or business world rather than the hobbyist or student - however, if money is no object, then they're well worth a go.

These display books have a rigid outer cover and 24 clear plastic pockets inside. There are also 3 pockets stuck to the inside of the front cover. You could use them to include a CD, a business card, and small square disc. You can include an A4 sheet in the front cover, which helps to make the folder more personal. I don't think the 24 inner pockets would tolerate constant changes of contents as they are quite thin and light, but they are robust enough to last well otherwise. The file won't stand alone in its edge, and there is no label or pocket on the spine to help you identify it on a shelf. These books would be good for a small business, to display information to customers in a more professional-looking folder. I have used one of mine to store a user manual which I have printed from the Internet, and it is ideal for that.

3.5 *This is for a pack of five display foldersThese are what I first imagined, plastic display pockets in a book style, useful. I like the way you can put a sheet in the cover to personalise it, and the little cd, disc, bisiness card sleeve inside the front will be handy for those or other similar items.The item feels decent quality, just what you would expect from the plastic bendy folders, but a little better than some, I am happy with the item, however I could in no way give top marks with the price that is being charged, I can only imagine this will drop in time as I could buy similar thing (without pockets) from the supermarket for just over a quarter of the price for the same amount. To charge nine pounds something each is way way overpriced, I thought they must be be hardback and more special than the supermarket ones, but no. So nice item but rrp way too much, unless you require the pockets that much!

A nice product with 24 pockets. I use mine to keep portfolios of photographs in a handy A4 format and it does a fine professional looking job.You can put a cover in to improve your presentation and image, and to theme your collection. Also there is a sleeve for CD to carry soft copies of your work on and a business card holding sheet for those all important contacts.Yes, the price may be a bit toppy, and you can get similar cheaper products, but these do look good. The ability to put a title down the side would have been handy, but apart from that no complaints.

Professional looking, practical display books with 24 transparent A4 pockets. The front of the book also has a transparent pocket so something displaying or representative of the contents can be placed inside to form the front cover. On the inner page are smaller pockets for discs and business cards which I'm non plussed about; I just wouldn't use them.The outer cover is a flexible but tough plastic affair though the inner pockets are very thin. They're very useful though I think two or three would be about the most I'd need.

These are a very professional looking product that is great for presenting reports, presentations etc. The product allows you to present 48 pages (24 page holders). It also allows you to include a DVD and a business card. My real problem with this, is the price. At currently around £10 each (not per pack), unless you are putting them on business expenses, it works out quite expensive and there are perhaps many other options around at that price.

First class storage for your personal hard copy projects. These display books are well finished, quality products which should prove durable. You will find a multitude of uses for these items either in the home or on the road. The A4 sized books are ideal for my own purposes, but it it nice to know that they also come in A3 and A5 specifications. A great addition to Rexel's growing and innovative range of stationery products.

Unlike other items I have recently reviewed from the Rexel range, these have impressed me rather less than I had expected.The quality is ok - but as a product the design is not that impressive. The pages don't open as neatly as I would have liked and it all feels a little meagre for the price.So adequate but not brilliant - certainly not for the advertised RRP.