18-Well Premium Watercolor Paint Palette, Travel Portable Folding Paint Palette Box with 1+2 Mixing Areas for Watercolor

Works great. Great for traveling. Sturdy and seals well.

I love this little pallet. I got this one for travel work, and had to get a spare just for home painting. Keeps watercolor and even acrylic paint wet for days!

I like this palette. I use it almost completely in studio, so i can't for sure say how well it would be in travel. But some things of concern i noted was the latch doesnt hold firmly and the paint does NOT stay moist. I fixed the latching issue by using binder clips, but the reason i bought this was to try and keep my paint's condition similar to that of fresh out of the tube. My paints being gouache means i can reactivate them well enough, but i wouldnt really trust acrylics to stay wet in this. Some paint naturally dries so i expected that, but with the exception of two paints (indigo W&N and cobalt turq. Light W&N), all are dried out and have to sit with water for a bit before use. I like there is a tray to lift out and use. This makes for easy cleaning and plenty of mixing spaces. The plastic stains but i dont care. TLDR: My only major gripes are the latch problem and paints not staying moist (advertised as airtight but isnt). Overall 4/5

I initially had an issue with a missing seal ring; however, they promptly sent a replacement at no charge. Great palete and I would purchase again! :P

I am just a beginner watercolorist. This was recommended to me from my teacher. I like it. It’s worked well for me. I like that there are 4 divided sections to mix colors. They are big enough that you can mix several colors in each section.

It has a lot of space to mix, I liked the detachable lead it's quite useful.

Just received. It is sturdy, well made and substantial. I have my yet tested whether it is leak-proof.

I love the extra pull out tray and the number of wells on the lid for paint mixing. It works great for watercolor but I decided to try mixing my acrylics with it and boy was that a mistake. I've tried every dried acrylic paint remover trick in the book and some paint refuses to budge. I've just accepted it and now mix similar colors in the same spot and hope not too much old paint comes off to muddy my colors. There's not even paint to scrape off, it seems like the plastic is just stained. When I received the palette it also seems like some sections of the blue was sprayed onto the sections that were meant to be white, but not a huge deal breaker. Closing snap seems secure.