200 PCS Plastic Key Labels with Clear Window Films, 10 Color Key Rings, Blank Name Tags, Luggage ID Tags

Useful tags

Good

Great tags for bunch of keys, easy to use, it will last a long time if used carefully, the color are varied so you can classify by color code, they do the job, for the value I recommend. Thank you

As a property manager, I go through lots of these tags. These are great. Low priced and plenty of room to write addresses or owner names. I'll be ordering again.

Was exactly what I needed.

Value to keep duplicate keys color coded

If you have a bunch of random keys sitting in a drawer that are hard to identify, or if for some reason you are handing out keys that you want a simple tag on, this is a great solution. This is a bag of 200 tags in 10 different colors, so it is easy to color code different keys. To put a label inside, you remove the king ring and a plastic protector and the paper label slide out. I went ahead and used my label maker to make a label and stuck it to the paper for a cleaner look. Then just slide the paper and protector back in, reloop the ring, and you're set. This product is a great value for the price. You can label 200 different sets of keys (or other things!) with tags that come with rings already. The quality of the product is very good for the price point. The Tag: The plastic seems fairly durable for drawer storage or occasional use. I suspect that if used daily over time the plastic will degrade or chip, but that's not the use case for this product. There is one hole for the split-ring, and on the other side is a hole one can use to hang by the tag for easy viewing of the label in a hung position. The Paper and Protector: The paper is very thin, but does the job. The protector (clear plastic) is also thin, but it will protect the writing on the paper and the paper itself. Both fit perfectly in the tag. The Split Ring: The split ring is decent quality, but is not a full split ring made for long life. It's definitely a "tag-quality" ring and not a "keyring-quality" ring. It does the job, but if one wants a sturdier ring it's a simple matter to choose one of your liking and replace the tag ring. I'm now going to go through the "tray o' mystery keys" in my drawer, figure out what they are, and tag all of them. I'm also going to use some to tag some electronics cables I have laying around that are device-specific. Tons of organizational uses for these, and they are offered at a fair price.

The tags are colorful, the metal rings are thin but have a half overlap. I found these tedious to use, to label. You have to remove the small white piece of paper and clear plastic cover after you remove the ring. The paper is supposed to slide out but I found it easier to hold it upside down and shake it a bit. There is an open slit in the back but I didn’t find it helpful. I wrote on the paper with a pen. A marker would be too thick. Each key label is about .75 x 2 inches. However at about 4 cents each they could be very useful for the right application.