🧩 Optimally Organizing Puzzlers and Sorting Sorters for Enhanced Puzzle Solving Review

Love the idea of stacking trays. It's easy to stow away during a break. These trays are a little tricky to separate, but they do the job. I wish they were a little deeper, but they can easily hold 1000 pieces.

I almost liked these trays. They are a good size and depth. I wish they were a little bigger but they are ok. The problem is the recessed logo that's pressed into the center of each tablet. Because of this, you cannot move your parts smoothly. It bugs me every time I use it. If it wasn't for that I would have given 5 stars and bought another set.

Good size trays. They stack up well. This greatly simplifies the search for the desired part. I kept tapping pieces on the floor with the sleeve of my shirt. Now I don't have to worry about the dog eating the puzzle piece! Makes the puzzles much more enjoyable. The grandchildren love arranging the colors in their trays.

I got these as a gift and I liked them so much I ordered another set so I can sort multiple puzzles at once. The trays are very durable and the white color makes it easier to see the items inside the tray. They fit together well and when folded are easy to put aside and don't get in the way. When in use, they're easy to move or hold while you work on a puzzle. If you like puzzles I think this would be a great set.

If you like me laying out the puzzle pieces in a plane, you'll be a bit disappointed with Puzzily. So I managed to lay out about 250 pieces; The capacity claim of a thousand parts obviously allows for multiple tiers of parts in each puzzably. In that sense, these sorting trays are great, with one small exception. I might suggest a light matte bottom for each Pazzi so the pieces don't shift after sorting. In other words, I sorted out some pretty decent chunks. Obviously many more small parts…

This compact device has its pros and cons. The biggest plus is that there are eight compartments for more sorting options. They stack together to take up less storage space. The plastic is easy to clean. The biggest downside, however, is that the bowls are difficult to separate once stacked. They sit very tight. Each tray is also flat. If you put together a 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle and all the colors are the same, great. But if you have more red bricks than blue, one tray will be underused and…

After using scattered scraps of cardboard and flat boxes to sort puzzle pieces, I finally made up my mind and bought these bowls (though they're a bit pricey). They are very practical and make it easy to organize items. It would be even better if they included a retractable insert in each tray (like the Jigsafe trays that are no longer available), but I made my own using 3/16" foam. These 7 3/4" x 7 3 4" (inner) trays aren't big enough to actually put more than a few pieces together, so I just…

I spent a lot of time looking for puzzle pieces and sorting through bins before deciding to buy this bin. I'm sure glad I did! These are the perfect storage boxes. They fold neatly and take up little space on your desk or lap. Yes, the boxes can be a bit difficult to separate at first, but I appreciate their reliability when stacked together because I can't knock them on top of each other. Once you learn to separate them, it becomes a lot more intuitive without you noticing. The drawers are…

WHY PUZZLE TRAYS ARE GREAT: There are many things that can spoil the fun of solving puzzles: searching through a box of 1,000 puzzle pieces to find what you are looking for, fighting with your puzzle partner on whose turn it is is to sift through said box, cover the table with randomly scattered puzzle pieces, try to see them and then lose a few of them to the dog, make a huge mess on your desk until you complete the puzzle, and feeling like everyone else. If you leave and then return to the…