Product review (3 stars): Great size, but broken lid
While the lid still worked, I'd have given this product a solid 4, maybe even a 5. The touch lid feels great, and you can smack it closed and it latches perfectly. But maybe I've been smacking it too hard. The lid no longer latches, and I've only had this thing for about a week. So as far as you're concerned, this thing is kinda a piece of junk. If they had spent a few more cents on the latch, it'd be way better.

So I decided to try to fix it. If you flip the lid over and look at the push-to-open mechanism with the grabbing jaw, you'll see two small black tabs that hold it in. Push the mechanism from the bottom, and press those two tabs in. That will release it. You notice that you can push the jaws into the body, but when you press it again, it doesn't release. There are one of two problems here, both caused by a weak spring a) the plastic got warped, pinching the inside mechanism causing it to not moving properly or b) the mechanism got some food junk in it, and is jamming the works. It's easy to fail when trash gets in, because that little spring has to push the jaws back up into position in order for it to release the jaws when pushed a second time.

I have no idea what my problem was. I poked and prodded a bit. I looked on McMaster for a replacement part, while I mindlessly fiddled with the latch. I didn't see any gunk in it, so it probably wasn't that. It did look like the inside parts weren't sliding into position very well, so maybe fiddling with it loosened them up.

But for whatever reason, the latch started working. I slid it back into place, and the lid worked just as before. Fantastic.

Even more fantastic if I didn't have to do all that in the first place.