Dimono® lunch box in test 2024

The lunch box from Dimono® arrives in a small, brown cardboard box. It is thematically printed with various drawings of food. Inside is the tin wrapped in plastic film, a cotton bag and an additional seal for the closure mechanism. The cardboard and plastic guarantee optimum product protection, even if the film could be replaced by a more sustainable alternative if necessary. At the same time, the packaging is compact and does not cause any unnecessary waste. As the product is self-explanatory to use, the manufacturer rightly dispenses with instructions for use.

When you first touch the Dimono® lunch box, its simple yet appealing design is impressive. The matt, shiny surface of the stainless steel is visually neutral and therefore fits into any situation. At the same time, however, the product also shines with its high-quality workmanship and very robust and resistant construction. There are no weak points or defects to be found on either the surfaces or the swing stopper, giving us a very good first impression of the product.
In terms of sustainability, the manufacturer unfortunately does not provide any relevant information on the manufacture of the product, any certifications or other offsetting measures. However, thanks to the 30-day money-back guarantee, a high level of customer satisfaction can be ensured. The materials used and the product design also speak in favour of sustainable and long-lasting use.

The lunch box from Dimono® also keeps the manufacturer’s promises in the practical test. The test shows that both water and oil are reliably sealed inside the box without leaking. Overall, the box appears to be of high quality and well made. The lunch box is resistant and robust, so that dropping and pressure experiments do not result in any damage or deformation. The lid also remains intact and, above all, closed, which emphasises the reliability of the box and its overall high level of safety. At the same time, it is pleasantly easy to use, even when a high contact pressure is generated by the clips.
The lunch box also performed well in the taste and odour test. While chemical odours and residues often make for an unpleasant user experience with other products, this product delivers exactly the opposite. There is no noticeable transfer of odours or flavours .
With regard to cleaning the jar, it should first be emphasised that the product can be cleaned in the dishwasher, which underlines its suitability for everyday use. The only negative thing we noticed in our test was that fingerprints and dirt are very easy to see on the lid and the jar due to the very smooth and shiny surface – a small blemish on an overall successful and reliable product.