my niece is always bringing me delicious homemade food. after she lost her mother my sister she feels the need to take care of me. \n Sometimes I send her Rubbermaid products but I see they are too weak and flimsy for soups and heavier type foods. So this time I splurged and sent this to her. I got a note because she knew it wasn't the cheap take along type. she said oh it's so pretty and it's that expensive durable one. I myself prefer glass even though it's not safe for me to handle. anything close to glass is better for me \nI will check on those lids Rubbermaid. Everyone makes a big deal about the lock unlock, but they also say they are difficult to lock and unlock. So I'll see how these do. and Rubbermaid you shouldn't need me to have to tell you if the lids are good or not what does a container without a durable leakproof lid? 👍

We switched from plastics to glass to be healthier. Looked at quite a few companies products and chose these. Lots of sizes. All the middle sizes use same lid, containers just different depths. Great for stacking in fridge or freezer. Love that they are clear. Been using them more than 6 months. Very happy with these. I cook from scratch and these keep foods fresher than plastic. Couple minor downsides. A lid could fit a bit too tight- open lid very slowly to keep from breaking lid. They are heavier than plastic and don't have a large deep size. They have deep and they have large. Needed to keep a few larger plastics on hand for cold larger foods like a whole cut up watermelon. We don't keep lids on to microwave, cover with paper towel to avoid plastics in microwave—but you can put lids in micro. Great product,

I rated this product highly because the quality truly stands out. While glass food storage containers are generally more expensive, these feel worth the investment. The glass is thick, durable, and well-made, and the lids seal securely. One thing I really appreciate is that they are actually stackable, which isn't always the case with glass containers and makes a big difference for organization. I've used plastic versions in the past and while they're convenient, they tend to ***** over time when frequently used in the freezer or microwave. These containers feel much more reliable for everyday use and long-term storage, and I'm confident they'll last for years. Overall, they're a great option for anyone looking to upgrade their food storage with something sturdy and well-designed.

I got these for my 18-year-old son who just started a new job. I didn't want him heating a bunch of plastic in microwaves and thought these would be great for taking lunches he could heat up, like spaghetti and such. He has decided that he does not want to cut into his lunches by heating something, so we are actually using them to keep his sub sandwiches dry. He has to report early at 5 AM so I've been helping him with packing lunches. I had been wrapping his subs in foil and sometimes the bread would end up soggy for some reason despite keeping it cold. He says now that I'm putting the sub in these, the bread has been perfectly fine. I don't recommend this for little kids as it does make the lunch container heavy. I wish these were a better value though and I'd buy more.

About a year ago, we replaced our entire Tupperware set with these Rubbermaid Brilliance storage containers. For the first six months we were thrilled with them— singing their praises to everyone who would listen. They stack very well, the lids are interchangeable with different sizes of containers, there are glass and plastic options, there are many great sizes. We use them all the time. About six months after we bought them, though, we started noticing cracks in the lids. And not just one of the lids— it started happening to essentially all of them. No big deal, we thought, we’ll just buy some replacement lids. Easy, right? Well, it turns out they don’t make replacement lids, which is hard to fathom. If they did this would be a five star review. I’m just posting in the hopes that enough people comment that Rubbermaid will start making replacements available because otherwise these containers are great. A cheer s it is, we’re looking to replace the whole lot again with a different brand. And we’re warning everyone who will listen, too.

I have 2 Brilliance glass containers and I generally love them. But the reviews are right, that the lids are more fragile. I recently went to gently pull the lid off, after I unlatched the sides, and the corner tab cracked and broke clean off, cracking into the rest of the lid. So I can't use it because it won't be sealed with that crack. It's like the gasket seal works too good, and the plastic corner tabs can't handle it when even gently pulling it away. At least the container itself is good to use as a baking dish. But very disappointed that the lids aren't great.

These are absolutely the best food storage I've ever owned. They are great for leftovers and for food prepping. After buying a set of them elsewhere I decided I needed more of the large size. This one is big enough to cook a small cobbler in. Perfect! I'm giving away all my odd pieces and having these that I can stack neatly in cabinets or fridge. Especially nice in the fridge if you have shelves without much depth to them. The lids stay securely sealed with the latches. Easy open too. Best of all they are glass but nice thick glass not the borosilicate thin stuff that breaks if you bump it. Buy them they are worth the money!

Already a fan of rubbermaid but I saw they had new glass containers!\n\nSo far, I tried the plastic containers from the brilliance line. athey held up well. No chemical plastic smell, no staining or residue.\n\nThese glass ones check off every box! Dishwasher and microwave safe. The glass is thick and durable. I have had it for months. No scratching or cracking. I have used mine for mealprep portion control. It fits 1 salmond fillet amd asparagus. I've also done 1 chicken thigh and wild rice Fits perfectly! Everything stays fresh. Lids are secure and snap on easily. Good seal. They stack well in the fridge to save space.

Absolutely love the concept of Glass Food Storage containers! Perfect if you are wanting to get away from all plastic storage containers / bags. The lids Lock very tightly and can be vented when warming food up in the microwave. Do not put the lid in the Oven, only put the Glass Storage Container in the oven. Can also be used in the Freezer! These containers clean up very fast and easy. They are perfect for leftovers or meal prepping for the week. These also stack so saves you room in your cabinet or pantry. Definitely very highly recommended this item, you will not be disappointed in your purchase!

I actually bought the Rubbermaid Brilliance Glass 3.2 cup set of two as a Christmas gift for my bonus son. He's all about our planet so doesn't care for the plastics. Each container is perfect for stacking up on each other. They're the perfect size for reheating leftovers in the oven or microwave.\nNo worries for leftovers leaking because these beauties are 100% airtight %26 leak-proof. I love them so much that I'm going to buy some for myself! They will look great in my fridge when I give it an up-do! \nRubbermaid Glass Brilliance = Brilliant!!✨

I've purchased sets with 9.0 capacity from this manufacturer, and so wanted another that was over 9 cups. I was pleasantly surprised to find that not only did it use the same lid, but it nested perfectly with my prior purchases! I was delightfully surprised it was a little taller than my previous one and tapered, so it nested so perfectly with the other items I'd purchased.\n\nIt seals in contents and seals, ability to see contents, and out air while allowing you to see the contents inside. It's just brilliant!

These glass containers have the best seal of any other containers that I have used. I have 3 of them. I use them to store my shredded cheese after I grate it. I've used them to tote food from one place to another because they don't spill. I even used one to store an onion that was stinking up my fridge. After putting it in this container ~ no more smelly fridge. Sometimes the suction is so strong it's hard to get the lid off. They also stack nicely to save room for storage. Highly recommend! :0)

I got tired of throwing out plastic storage containers, they just don't last so I found this glass container on sale (still kinda pricey) it was just the right size, the seal is excellent only problem now is you can't microwave in glass unless you want to burn your hands but that is what paper plates are for \nexcellent item but a little expensive

Fabulous purchase, listen everyone, It is worth every dollar spent. Both large and medium sizes are great I bought both. Four large and eight medium. Worth every penny.\n\nThe rubber seal inside the cover ensures long term food storage. No more stained containers and they are stackable inside the freezer.\n\nI bought one set first, I ended up buying Four large and eight medium as I said before. After I received the first set I decided to replace my containers.\n\n“BUT IT, YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT.

I have purchased several sizes of these and have used them for several months. They work great. I've used them for pizza sauce and BBQ items and they do not stain in my experience. They come out of the dishwasher clear and clean and I would definitely recommend them The seal is also a good design and stays tight

Love the glass ones! We use them for food storage in the fridge mostly. I love that the lid locking mechanism is black instead of multiple primary colors. The Glass is substantial. I wish there were two or three more size options. I would like a larger size (10 cup), a 6 cup and a divided glass version. It would be nice to get rid of my Corning Ware and Pyrex pieces, so that they all match and have airtight lids. I could free up so much space in my cabinet.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am loving this container. I have always preferred to store and reheat food in glass over plastic. This container not only holds up to 2 pounds of cooked ground meat, but I can easily and safely reheat or even bake with this container. the lid should not be used in an oven however the glass can. I highly recommend these food storage containers over anything plastic you might have in your cabinets.

This is an excellent product with a great price. It really keeps my food properly stored even after a couple of days in the fridge. However I'm a senior with arthritic hands. The container glass seems to have a very strong “vacuum” feature. Kinda difficult to pry open when it is fully sealed.

I bought eight of these boxes 2 months ago and they are amazing. They so far have not leaked and feel very secure. The shared lid size is the most important factor to me and took the hassle out of finding the right box and lid. They stack well in the fridge and are a great size for lunch. I really like that they are glass for the versatility and reducing plastic. I will absolutely be buying more of these and recommending them to everyone I know

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love these containers! I've never been a fan of plastic, especially for reheating. These containers are a great size, seal easily and tightly and I can go straight to the microwave with leftovers. I also live using them for meal prep the day before band they're nice enough to put on the table for casual dinners! I would definitely recommend them and look forward to adding a few to my cupboard.

High quality! Have used the plastic ones for years and still have most. These with the glass bottoms…even better!\n\nIMPORTANT NOTE: after washing we suggest putting olive oil along the seal around the lid with your finger, etc. The seal is so good that this is necessary if you want to be sure you don't force very thin fine line cracks in the lid, We started doing this two years ago and not had any addition hairline cracks! Cheers!!

I like the glass, go from oven to storage easily. the vent latches are great i theory, but within 1 week of gentle using one latch broke so it has to be fiddled with to latch in right. disappointing. other than that, they work well.tbe size is great for meal prep storage as well.

Brilliance Glass 6 piece set from the brand Rubbermaid is highly recommended. This product is used for storing leftovers very durable. Safe to use in the microwave and oven to warm your food. You can easily store in the refrigerator and freezer. The lid snaps on and snaps off easily. Also the container is easy to clean, does not stain. Also you can wash in the dishwasher without having to worry about warping. I highly recommend.

We have 12 of these. They are perfect for us. Fit our lunchboxes, hold enough food, are durable, and they don't get stained cause they are glass. HOWEVER the lids are trash. The first 6 we had all cracked after the first couple of months. The second set of 6 we got a month ago are starting to go and they all seem to get worse and worse. One of the sealing handles broke off and others are sure to follow. And you can't just buy replacement lids?? This is a clear problem that many people here are complaining about and rubbermaid is leaving money on the table by not just selling packs of the lids so it doesn't even make sense from a capitalism standpoint. Not to mention they could just make better lids I bet.

Stacking works but it takes up a little more space than others I can deal with it.\nI use it mostly for leftovers but in this case at this shape I plan on making a small portion of lasagna in it .. \nThey fit really nice in the refrigerator\nYou can't put the lit on it when you put it in the microwave. I use cloth or paper towel. but it does work well\nI just sometimes wish they'd make the lids out of glass also or metal

plusses...air tight, stackable when in use or when stored empty, doesn't get stained, light weight\nnegatives....cracks will appear (note I hand wash do not own dishwashing machine). Could be caused when I use them in the freezer. Kind of expensive (at least for me).

My husband & I love the Rubbermaid Brilliance Glass pieces! The lids seal easily & fully. They look great & are very functional! The only thing that would make them better is if the rubber seal on the lid came off for cleaning. This hasn’t been an issue yet, though.