Acrylic Vinyl Record Dividers: Fluorescent Records Organizer Tabs LPs Alphabet Rectangular Separators Dividers for Vinyl Records, 7pcs, Blue

To be honest it is difficult to say much more than what is in the product description because they have done an excellent job of describing what you have got. In a nest box you get 7 acrylic dividers with letters A-D, E-H, I-L, M-P, Q-T and U-Z. There is also a nice Now Playing divider as well which is a good touch. The letters are at both ends of the dividers so that you can use them vertically on a shelf or Horizontally if you are storing your LPs or 12” in crates or boxes.The dividers come with a peel off paper backing so they are protected until you use them. They do look more Orange on a dark background as described and I think they look really nice. They are a good length so they just stick out enough from your albums without sticking out too much.These are great and good value for money, if I have one very minor criticism it is that I would like a divider that says VA or Various Artists (maybe one for the future).Recommended. Biggest problem now is do I file Jeff Buckley under B or J?As I am a Vine reviewer some of my reviews are based on free products which require an honest review. I strive not to take things I have little interest in and review at the price point advertised (including vouchers or discounts where mentioned). My criteria and markings are based on the following;★★★★★ | No brainer - Top product. Not only do I really like it but it’s well worth it IMHO★★★★☆ | Like it - Great product and value for money. Happy with this.★★★☆☆ | OK - Product is fine. Nothing wrong but I’d probably be looking for a sale★★☆☆☆ | Hmmm… - Not worth the price, functional but nothing better than mediocre★☆☆☆☆ | Avoid - Very Poor Quality item not fit for purpose. Wouldn’t buy at any price .

The good stuff:THey look great, colour is vibrant and easy to see the letters in low light.The dividers are good quality and well made, they won't snap easily even with a fair bit of vinyly pressure.They would make a really good thoughtful gift.Price is reasonable for what you get.Can be used vertically or horizontally, great for shelves and crates.The less good:Needs more letters/less grouping for most collections.Would be best for someone starting off on vinyl collecting or who has quite a small collection.

These dividers are great; they fit snugly in the cupboard that holds all my vinyls, and they look great too. They make it really easy to pick out a vinyl if I know what I want to listen to. They're also really affordable too, for what is laser-cut and engraved acrylic. They feel sturdy and premium and are well worth the money.Be sure to measure first, you'll want a good few cm for them to stick out past the vinyls, so they might not be usable for every vinyl storage solution.The only main complaint I have with these is that one of the dividers is for Q,R,S, and T. I don't know if this is just my collection of vinyls, but this is a huge portion of my vinyls compared to any of the others, and I think others will find the same if they have a few vinyls from a lot of different artists. Especially might be a bit unhelpful if you group things starting with "The" under T, which I don't and still have this be such a large section. This isn't a huge complaint, but might have been wise to have separated T into the latter category.

I am a typical record collector who gets very annoyed if anyone puts one back in the wrong place in my many many shelves of albums - I know the order they're in almost without looking, but these little gadgets are a great way to remind everyone else that, yes, there is a system!!I can't believe I've been buying vinyl for about 50 years and never seen anything like this before - so simple, but a really elegant solution. They're a nice lightweight perspex type material, thin enough to easily slot in between records - the lettering is horizontal at one end and vertical at the other, so will work in shelves (as per my photos) or in crates where they go in the top.The only (very minor) gripe I have is with the paper backing tape on each divider - it's so well stuck down that it's practically impossible to get a nail under an edge in order to peel it off. I ended up using a sharp knife to score a line halfway down each one, then peeled from there. It did mean that in a couple of cases they now have a permanent but barely noticeable line scratched across them - of course once they're in place you can't see that anyway, so not a huge deal - just a bit of a pain.Overall though I love these, a really good idea, nicely delivered.

I was initially excited to get these and make it easier for filing my records away correctly.But this soon turned to frustration because trying to remove the sticky paper protection is an utter faff when you don't want to use anything else other than your nail as otherwise you'll scratch them. Then I wonder in bewilderment why are there so many letters per grouping? This almost defeats the point of having alphabetical filing when you have A to D, E to H etc Having 1 or 2 letters would make more sense. When you have hundreds of records like me having such wide bands make this kinda useless.They do have some nice touches like having the letters vertically and then horizontally so you can use them horizontally or vertically - and I liked having the 'Now Playing' separator - which I actually find the most useful as it saves me pulling the sleeve have out as a marker.