These are neat planters in a size that is surprisingly hard to find. The bowls are wide and shallow, making them perfect for annuals, succulents, or other plants that don't need a lot of soil depth. I can also see them working well for large flats of flowers. I've even used them on a patio table filled with ice and drinks. There are two drainage hole with rubber plugs. Work well and come out easy. The plastic is thick and fairly heavy, giving them a sturdier feel than many inexpensive planters. I prefer the vertical stripe pattern over the horizontal version. The finish has some texture, although it still clearly looks like plastic. The horizontal-striped model reminds me a bit of a planter made from drain tile, while the vertical pattern looks better. One downside is that the vertical ribbing may make the planter a little more susceptible to cracking. One of the two bowls I received arrived with a vertical crack. Fortunately, it is not very noticeable and does not affect usability, but it is worth mentioning.

These planters look great, and seem to be durable so far. The feature I like the most are the removable plugs at the bottom. They even have a smiley face on them! It’s nice to have options to have the hole at the bottom for draining, or to close it up. They are a unique shape being so big but more shallow.

These pots are really cute and I like the wide opening and the low profile. It took me a little while to determine what I wanted to plant in them. I have one on a stand and one sitting flat on my patio. I like the variety of height that it offers. They’re sturdy and they look really nice.

These planters are lovely- minimalist and appealing aesthetic, durable materials, and ability to use outside (drain holes) or inside (with stoppers). My green thumb is non-existent and it is very possible that I am flying too close to the sun by trying to plant perennial and annuals flowers in these relatively shallow containers. No matter what, they are currently bringing me joy and providing a glow up to our front steps.

I love these shallow but wide planters. They're great for plants with shallow roots. They're a light weight plastic and seem to be very sturdy and heavy duty. They have a modern minimalist look to them.