🖼️ Pinnacle Frames and Accents 4UP 440 RINGBOUND Magnetic Black Diamond Photo Album with Innovative Photo Pockets Review

The pages are almost too thin for what I intended (4 x 6 images, centered and stacked two per page, that's all , what you need) fits). The album cover is made of very thin cardboard. The pins are well shaped and close securely. However, given the first two editions, I'll probably rewrite the whole thing as it's not good for archival purposes.

I bought this photo album because it reminded me of the photo albums we had as kids. Magnetic pages are unfortunately not very "magnetic". Static gluing only really works if you're only using a few flat photos, but if you have something that's dated (read: old Polaroids, etc.) or is of any thickness, the sides won't stick. Other than that, it's a decent album, not recommended for anything other than small, standard-sized photos.

I keep photos of my work in this album. This is a good archive. To me. If you're looking for more scrapbook style, this isn't a good choice. All photo slots are on edge relative to the cover. I would not mix portrait and landscape photos on the same page. The slits are in the middle of one side of the sheet. This will prevent photos from slipping out. The sleeves are made of cardboard. The design is fine. However, they deformed. The front folds up and the back folds down.