Tea Tins Canister set with Airtight Lids Home Kitchen Canisters for Tea Coffee Sugar Storage Loose Leaf Tea Tin Containers storage (Silver 2PC Big)

I like these tea cannisters, but I"m not exactly sure how they measured this because it's a bit off. It seems they took they space where the lid closes as part of the dimensions, but you can't even fill the container to that level when it's open because it's too small and the tea falls out over the side. That's my only qualm about this product. Besides that, I like that it's compact, it closes tight, great for travel. On the outside of the container, I put a little sticker, and it sticks well to the container.

Description said 4.7oz- beware of liquid vs dry weight if you intend on using for tea or coffee as I purchased them for. Only holds 1.5-2oz of loose tea, quite small but good quality and seem to he air tight as advertised. They do not stack (which was not something i looked for but worth mentioning). Take care with the threaded caps, potential for cross threading if aggressive. May have allowed for more volume if the cap was the female thread vs the male, possible design flaw)

Very nice looking set but very small containers. I thought that they were supposed to be two ounces each, but there is no way that I can put two ounces of tea into these containers

These are really nice and made very well but are quite a bit smaller than I expected from the pictures. They are more the size of spice jars than tea canisters.

I like the canisters are air tight and machined aluminum. It would be better to offer same canisters in a larger size, able to storage 10 to 12oz of loose tea or coffee.

I had a Tightvac which served for only a year before it failed, this was purchased as a replacement because I needed something to store tea in a low oxygen environment. These two canisters are more on the substantial side rather than light (and that is much better against air pressure cracks where Tightvacs break). The material is all meta, and the caps screw on and off rather tightly. The canisters probably can hold two to six ounces of tea depending on how tightly packed (so more than enough for a couple of days if drinking at every opportunity). The screw top also does not leak material, and they can be cleaned with a standard bottle brush.

Fyi not all of the reviews on this product are for the same size or color. I purchased the four 5.3 oz in stainless. They seem well made however if you want to put in more than two ounces of loose leaf tea be prepared to turn it into powder. To small might be good for spices

I like these. The metal is formed smoothly (or is it a sintered piece?). Point is, no edges that I can see and the lids screw onto the tin very nicely. I saw some questions about their capacities so I thought I would document for posterity:I filled water up to the internal threads (for the lid) and came up with 138g of water aka 138cc aka ~1/4cup. You could fit a little more in since the lid itself is hollow but this should give some guidance as to the size.