I do not like the D-rings

The rings still line up well.

First, the ring is not "seamless" but is a normal ring, i.e. serrated

VERY hard to turn pages when the rings aren't right

Very strong rings

Nice and spacious rings closes easily and evenly the downside is that the plastic clear sleeves can not keep paper inside them

Sturdy, rings opening aren't so loud, if that matters to you

Very strong rings

Secondly, my previously bought Wilson Jones, with the seamless ring, has the brand stamped on the metal mechanism holding the rings

It seems like this may be a production error where the wrong binder was labeled or maybe the wrong rings were installed

Has the standard 2-pocket design for holding papers inside the binder-Fits perfectly and feels light when carrying itCONS:-The front and back covers are prone to show bend marks due to the interior cardboard material-The plastic film used for the front and back cover are flimsy - but I have not experienced any damage to it-The "O" ring leaves dents on the inside of the binder at the place where it presses against the coverOverall, I would recommend this binder for the average student in any grade level or for work

rings are good and strong and even!

My only complaint is that the rings are annoying to open, I would have rather spent a few more bucks and got the binder with the little easy-open lever thing.

BUT the rings kn this binder are loose and do not stay locked or closed when I'm flipping through the pages

Now, the rings have started to gap and the papers fall out

Got the binder, opened it to put items in the binder and noticed that the top ring already doesn't line up!!

The rings are holding up really well, and have not bent or broken at all.

The opening and closing of the rings work very easily.

A huge improvement would be slant rings and locking rings

Started with the top ring and as I added my intended documents, the bottom ring resisted closing properly.