This set is perfect for classrooms or party favors. The printing is good and they seem well weighted. They are probably not great for serious game play, but great for dice related math games.

This is a fine set of classroom dice or spare dice to have around the home. The corners are rounded and the pips are legible. Not all the pips have a perfect paint job, but no pip colors are missing that I've noticed. The dice feel light and they roll well. There is a slight smell when opening the jar, but you should be able to dispel the paint/chemical scent by airing out the jar and dice. The jar is thin plastic, so it might not last school year if it is heavily used. It the jar is not heavily handled it should last a while.

For that time when you think, "I'm gonna need ALL the D6s for this roll!"
I run a TTRPG at my local library that only uses D6s; this is the exact set I have been needing. Enough colors for people that want theirs all the same and enough dice for the biggest dice pool games. The jug that it comes in seemed bigger in the listing then when I opened the box, but that just makes it easier to transport. If you need a pile of dice for an event or a particular game, this is the set you need.

I use these in my classroom. They look pretty in the plastic jar they come in, and sit on my desk when not in use. The table groups argue over which color each group gets, which is very silly, but typical of junior high school students, right? It adds a little color and fun to my class's day.

We like to play a lot of games in my home. Board games, card games, dice games, you name it, we'll try it. We recently started playing Farkle a lot which you only need 6 dice for, but then you have to pass them around. If you want the game to go a little faster, everyone can have their own set. That's where this comes in. These dice are nice because there are a 12 different colors with 10 dice each. You can mix and match or just take your own color. Each color is solid so they are easy to read. We have some other ones that are more transparent, which is fun, but it takes a little more focus to know what you actually rolled. All are contained in a little plastic jar that my youngest daughter also likes to play with. Recently she has been putting all of them in the jar upside down but putting the lid on top hoping someone will try to pick it up and spill 120 dice all over the room. Kids... you gotta love 'em.