It isn't what I expected. I thought it would be thicker, but it was ok. It would have been better if it was cheaper, but the price was cheaper than anywhere else.

they are nice, but are small. The little one is really not useful for anything. Make sure you take notice of the dimensions before you order!

Smaller and thicker than I expected and the cutouts are not necessary

I've been using them for a month and a half now and applying mineral oil regularly. The middle size one split down the middle and left about a 3 inch crack. The others are holding up great though. It's nice there are different sizes that I can use for different things. They really are beautiful boards, just wish they were more durable. I am counting the days until the next one cracks.

Received these for our wedding and they are great cutting boards, but only used for four months and handles started snapping off and then the large board broke off 1/3 of it. Great price. Nice varying sizes, but breaks down in short time. I agree with others about the handles and boards cracking. Pictures attached.

You can cut on them... They are flat, and didn't chip or anything. They are really thin and just meh.

Beautiful cutting boards that get the job done. I got them as a wedding gift and was so glad to add them to my kitchen. However, I made the mistake of putting them in the dishwasher after use. The colors faded and eventually the boards started splitting. If you buy these and follow the care instructions, then they will look great and last a while. However, if you don't want to add extra time to care and hydrate your cutting boards, then you are better off with a different kind.

Smaller than I thought they'd be and didn't know they should be treated with a bamboo oil. Bought these for my mother, so they'll be fine.

I got this as wedding gift on may. The biggest one started to bend and eventually snapped after about 6 month. I always hand washed it and dried it naturally.

The instructions ask you to oil these with mineral oil every day for a month. I would kind of expect something so tedious to have been done as part of the manufacturing process. The good news is that 2 months in, they look good and are a little dry, but usable. Next time, I would probably shell out for a bamboo cutting board that didn't claim to require such extensive treatment. It's also possible that they don't need mineral oil but the company wants me to buy it from them, in which case I would still give them the same star rating for poor sportsmanship...