How the Five Compare on the Numbers
Eight live pages already rank this pool: three of them by stated capacity, one by published width and depth, one by how many pieces go in the cabinet and whether they nest, one by whether the lid is allowed in the machine, and one by what each maker will let you put into heat. Capacity, footprint, lids and heat are all covered. Height is not, by any of the eight.
A drawer is the one place where height is the whole question, and it is the figure these listings handle worst. Three of these five state it in their own words: 1.9 inches, 2 inches and 2.1 inches. Two publish no size sentence at all, so the only figure available is a carton, and on both of those the carton is too low to be a box of four.
What the table cannot tell you is what any four pack measures stacked, because the only candidate figures are cartons and none of them behaves like a carton. A drawer owner has to take the single container height, multiply it themselves and accept that the nesting claims on three of these listings would change the answer by an amount no maker states.
Which Height Is the Container
Three Makers Say It in Words
Tanjiae publishes the figure twice, in a bullet and again in a closing note: a capacity of one cup at a dimension of 3.8 by 2.9 by 1.9 inches, with its fields reading 1.89 inches to match. EASYFUN publishes 8.5 by 6 by 2 inches in a bullet headed portable lightweight, and its fields read 2.0 inches. Both are single containers measured as single containers.
Enstphjoy is the third and the least direct. Its size field reads 9.12 by 6 by 2.1 inches, which is a sentence of sorts, and no bullet repeats it. The dimension fields were read as a carton and give 6.0 by 9.1 by 2.1 inches, which is the same figure to within a tenth. Two sources agreeing is worth more here than either on its own.
Two Leave You the Carton
KEABOX and YEJZXY publish no dimension sentence anywhere across five and six bullets. KEABOX states a capacity of three cups, given also as 720 ml, per container and calls the set compact and lightweight without a figure. YEJZXY states 850 ml, given also as 29 oz, and describes a square shape that optimizes space in lunch bags, fridges and cabinets, again with no figure.
That leaves their carton figures as the only measurements on either listing: 6.6 by 6.6 by 1.8 inches for the KEABOX four pack and 4.72 by 4.72 by 3.94 inches for the YEJZXY four pack. Both are real published figures and both are cited here as cartons. Neither is a container height, and the next section is about why neither can be a box of four either.
Cartons That Cannot Hold Four
Four Three Cup Boxes in 1.8 Inches
The KEABOX carton figure is 1.8 inches on its lowest edge. Each of the four containers holds three cups, given also as 720 ml, in 304 stainless steel, and the weight field for the purchase is 2.5 lb. Four containers of that volume cannot occupy 1.8 inches of height between them, and the listing publishes no nesting claim that would explain it.
The most likely reading is that the figure describes one container rather than the box, which is a common fault on a multipack listing and the reason the sheet moves these figures out of the unit fields. We have not used 1.8 inches as a container height, because the listing never says it is one. It is reported as the carton and nothing is built on it.
What Nesting Does to the Arithmetic
Three of these five publish a nesting or stacking claim and none of them puts a figure on it. Tanjiae says its containers stack inside each other with the lids off, which is the strongest version: lids off means the stack is close to the height of one container plus a little. YEJZXY says nestable and stackable. Enstphjoy says stackable one by one.
EASYFUN and KEABOX say nothing about stacking at all, and EASYFUN is a single container so the question does not arise. For a drawer the practical consequence is that the three nesting sets are better than their carton figures suggest and the one that publishes neither a stack claim nor a usable height, KEABOX, is the one you cannot plan around.
Figures That Are Not Heights
A Bento Box Described as Six Gallons
Enstphjoy’s fourth bullet calls the product a six gallon bento box with five compartments, in the same listing that gives its size as 9.12 by 6 by 2.1 inches. Those two statements cannot both describe one object. We have used the dimensions, which are corroborated by a second field, and treated the volume claim as unusable, and the listing publishes no figure in milliliters or ounces to replace it.
It is worth saying what the listing does publish usefully, because the rest of it is careful: wheat straw construction with a grade 5 PP lid, no BPA and odorless, five compartments, a transparent lid with cat ear handles for children, and a specific washing instruction that the cover must be removed and hand washed to avoid deformation.
What the Listings Do Not Measure
No listing here publishes a lid height separately from the body, which matters because every one of these five closes with a silicone gasket, a snap lock or a buckle that stands above the rim. EASYFUN publishes four locking buckles and a gasket in every compartment; YEJZXY publishes double-side snap locks and a lid with a handle on top of it.
A handle on a lid is the kind of detail that decides a drawer and the kind of detail nobody measures. YEJZXY’s handle is a selling point in its own bullet and is included in no published figure, and its carton height of 3.94 inches is the only number on the page that might contain it. Tanjiae’s soft silicone lids are the only ones that come off for stacking.
Which One Fits Your Kitchen
The drawer clearance is tight. Tanjiae. A stated 3.8 by 2.9 by 1.9 inches in 18/8 stainless steel, confirmed by its own fields, holding one cup. Four stack inside each other with the lids off.
You want one flat box with compartments. EASYFUN. A stated 8.5 by 6 by 2 inches holding 1000 ml across four compartments, with a gasket in each and four locking buckles, at 0.35 lb.
Five compartments and a lid a child can open. Enstphjoy. Published at 9.12 by 6 by 2.1 inches in wheat straw with a grade 5 PP lid. Remove the cover and hand wash it, as the maker instructs.
You want stainless and four separate boxes. KEABOX. Four containers of three cups each, given also as 720 ml, in 304 stainless steel. Accept that no listing figure is a container height.
You carry the box by its lid. YEJZXY. Four 850 ml containers in 304 stainless with double-side snap locks and a handle on the lid, stated nestable, at 1.8 lb for the set.
What We Could Not Verify
These are the specifications we went looking for in all five listings and did not find.
- A container height from KEABOX or YEJZXY, neither of which publishes a dimension sentence.
- What any of the four packs measures stacked, which no listing on this page states.
- A lid height separate from the body, on five containers that all close with something raised.
- Any volume figure from Enstphjoy that is not the six gallon claim its own dimensions rule out.
- A heat or dishwasher statement from KEABOX.
- Whether the KEABOX carton figure of 1.8 inches is one container, which the listing never says.
