Magnetic Nail Color Book, 180 Colors Nail Display Chart, Leather Nail Sample Display Book Nail Swatch with 192 Magnetic Tips & 1-180 Number Labels, Nail Gel Color Card Book for Nail Polish Art (Blue)

Perfect for my organization of my nail colors, there was a misprint but not too worried.

I bought two nail swatch display binders from this seller (one blue, one pink) at $39.99 each. The design is nice and the magnets are strong enough to hold everything in place, but I ran into a few issues that I am not happy about. First, many of the nail tips arrived either already broken or barely hanging on. My guess is that the tips were jostled and snapped off during transit, since they were stacked directly on top of each other. The tips were packed in two stacks inside plastic sleeves, and the larger stack was where all the breakage happened. With the blue binder, about 10 tips came broken and another 20–30 were barely hanging on, so I just snapped those off myself. With the pink binder, 5 came broken and 1 was bent, so I broke it off too. Fortunately, all the breaks happened at the intended break point, so I didn't need to ask for replacements. For future shipments, it might help if the brand shipped them in stacks of three instead of five to prevent this. But I was most upset about the scratches inside the binders . The pink binder had one long scratch, while the blue binder had multiple short and long scratches, some running almost halfway up the interior. I don't think this happened during shipping, since the binders were closed and nothing was packed inside them. The scratches look like they were made by a sharp object, like a knife, and only one side of each binder was affected. That makes me think the damage happened before the inner lining was adhered, which points to a quality control issue rather than a shipping problem. The scratches don't affect functionality, but it's unpleasant to receive a brand new item with visible and tactile damage. Regardless of how it happened, these binders shouldn't have passed inspection in this condition. I also noticed a fit issue with the nail tips. Each row in the binder is supposed to hold 15 tips, but the spacing is a little tight. In the blue binder, I could only comfortably fit 14. I thought the blue binder might be defective, but after measuring and comparing it to the pink binder (where all 15 fit easily), I realized both binders had nearly identical row measurements. The problem turned out to be the nail tips themselves as they vary slightly in width, so it depends on which tips you place where. A couple of smaller issues: the pink binder felt a little dusty on the outside, though I didn't notice that with the blue one. And strangely, despite ordering from the same seller, the binders were packaged and shipped separately. Overall, these binders look nice on the outside and I can work around the scratches and fit issues, but I expect better quality control and damage prevention for $40 each. I love the idea, but the execution was disappointing.