Cadence reviews and discussion

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I have owned capsules for years and have traveled with them extensively. I use the capsules for all liquid products use the extender to give me more room for additional liquid. It works great!

I have owned the capsule for years and have traveled with it extensively. I use the capsules for all liquid products I take with me and have never had contents spill out. They seal perfectly. They are available in a wide range of colors and sizes.

I’m someone who has to take alot of medications and it’s so much more convenient for me to make sure all my medications are accounted for with me at all times when it’s the right time to take them.

I have a couple of the capsules that I received as a gift. I use them for traveling -- only to carry my vitamins/pills. I have tried putting moisturizer in one prior to that, but I don't love scooping my fingers into the container to get the moisturizer. I prefer a pour cap. So, I still use them every time I travel, but just prefer for solid items. The design is sleek and I do like the magnetic closure. Definitely an upgrade from using ziplock bags!

I was unsure about this product in theory. The marketing, colors, and ease seemed so appealing, but the price point seemed so high! After buying, gifting, and using the cadence capsules, I have to admit - they’re definitely worth it. As someone who loves to travel, has staple products I love, and doesn’t love to pay for a checked bag, these little capsules are a game changer, and the adapters make them even better (see my picture for the pouring one!!! It saves me such a mess!) I will say, I bought one years ago that seems to be porcelain, and now they feel like plastic? Maybe it was a limited edition but I would love the old material back!

I've been using these as travel containers for maybe 3 years now? My mother got them for my sisters and me as stocking stuffers for Christmas. We each got a set. I love that they're small, yet deceivingly capable of holding lots of product. I can always fit more than I need.

Very innovative product- love the packaging and the look and feel. The downside to this is that shampoo and conditioner I personally prefer to be in a squeeze bottle vs. having to scoop out anything. I also think they’re heavier than I’d like when I travel, I prefer more lightweight items that are less bulky. However those points make it a plus as well - super high quality look and feel and I love the magnetic snaps to keep all the items together.

I got my Cadence capsules through a Thingdrop and had been wanting to try them for a while. I use them all the time for travel - they’re a big upgrade from the random drugstore bottles I used to rely on. The labels on top make it easy to keep track of what’s inside, and each one holds just enough for about a weeklong trip without taking up too much space. They’re sleek, satisfying to use, and genuinely make packing feel more organized. That said, a few of mine have cracked over time, and I’m not sure why. I also don’t think I would’ve paid full price - they’re quite expensive for what they are, and a bit heavier than expected. Still, I reach for them constantly, which probably says it all: not perfect, but a thoughtful, well-designed upgrade if you travel often.

I’ve been a fan of Cadence since they first launched their capsules. There are so many attention to detail features that I love - from the magnetic caps that stick to the side of the capsule, to the interchangeable (also magnetic!) labels. The capsules have been so helpful with travel!

I travel a lot and the Cadence Parcel System has been such a game changer for me. Everything feels really streamlined and intentional, which I appreciate when I’m constantly packing and unpacking. The parcels are sturdy, leakproof, and honestly chic enough to leave out on a hotel counter. My favorite part is actually the parcel bag itself. I didn’t expect to love it as much as I do, but I reach for it all the time—sometimes I even use it as my touch-up makeup bag during the day because it’s the perfect size and keeps everything organized without feeling bulky.

I have been eyeing these for years but I could never justify pulling the trigger on the price. I got these during a thing drop and first impression I am really impressed with the quality. They feel sturdy and unlike the countless cheap travel pots and organizers I have bought over the years, these feel like they will last. I also got the plastic travel pouches and they are much more sturdy than I expected. The magnetic closure is really strong so I don’t see them flipping open in my bags. Yes they are expensive (hence the 4 star instead of 5) but if you want to invest in good quality travel containers these are a great option!

I got three of the original medium parcels in three different colors. They are beautiful but straight out of the package, the parcels are super rigid plastic and won’t stay open on the counter. Maybe it needs time? They’re also smaller than expected, and hold less than I thought they would. Overall, while beautiful I think they are less space efficient than my existing toiletry bag and for the price per parcel, it’s a bit insane. Also FYI for their marketing team, I got so many follow up emails after I ordered that were very specific to their capsule products even though I ordered parcels.

I was genuinely excited to try Cadence. I picked up six containers and two pour attachments through a Thingdrop deal. The unboxing experience was great, and there’s no denying the product looks beautiful. But after testing them out, I came away feeling like these are more of a form-over-function product. They’re better suited to a bathroom shelf than a tightly packed carry-on. What I liked: The design is genuinely beautiful. The containers feel premium, and the magnetic click when they snap together is oddly satisfying. I liked being able to customize the colors and labels to suit what I needed. The pill containers were especially useful for a weekend trip. It was nice to have a neat, color-coded way to separate my various supplements. What didn’t work for me: The price is wild. I paid 1575 DKK, or roughly 240 USD, for six small containers (and expensive shipping to Denmark). That was with a discount. Even with a discount, it’s incredibly hard to justify. You also have to decide up front what you’re putting in each pod, which is fine in theory, but annoying when you want to switch things up. And since replacement labels cost extra, you’re basically locked in. The pour attachments were a letdown. I hoped they’d make dispensing shampoo or shower gel easier, but they’re fiddly and slow. In practice, a cheap squeezy bottle is just better – especially when you’re mid-shower and trying to move fast. They also get messy as the liquid gets everywhere within the container. The hexagonal screw tops are cute and make the containers easier to open, but they don’t always align when closed. It’s a small detail, but once you notice it, it’s hard to unsee. I also didn’t find the magnets particularly useful. I had imagined neatly snapping them together in my bag, but the reality is they all just get tossed in a ziplock to go through airport security. Most of all, they’re heavy and feel oddly space-inefficient. I travel light and try to optimize what I bring with me. These containers just aren’t practical compared to something like Muji’s lightweight, cheap alternatives. The sizing of the containers also seems a bit random. 0.56 fl oz and 1.32 fl oz don’t really mean anything to me. Including millilitres would make it easier to gauge what actually fits – especially for international users. What I’d buy instead: Muji’s travel containers are much more functional for my needs. They’re super lightweight, cheap, easy to squeeze, see-through, and come with flip lids that are far more convenient. And if I leave one behind in a hotel bathroom, it’s no big deal. Final thoughts: Cadence is a cool, innovative product and clearly designed with care. But for someone who travels light and values practicality, it just doesn’t make much sense for me. If you love curated travel accessories and don’t mind paying a huge premium for beautiful design, you might love these. But if you’re looking for something more functional and flexible, there are better, cheaper options out there.

Okay they’re cuuuuttteeee! But they’re small. I dk what I was expecting, but that was my first thought. I immediately regretted not ordering the adapters because digging out product isn’t my favorite, so I placed a second order for those almost instantly. Sometimes it takes me a second to screw them closed and sometimes the corners don’t fully line up, the seal has been fine but it’s hard for me to trust. I think the aesthetic of the brand is there, but with the price I can see how it would be hard to justify when other travel options are easier to use and lighter on the wallet

I bought cadence on a thingdrop and was still a little iffy about the price point. But if they were going to be everything the internet says they are, it was well worth it. Unfortunately, I’m disappointed. I didn’t end up using the containers for their planned contents (aka the labels I made), so I spent the entire week guessing/trying to remember what face serum was in shampoo and what was in conditioner. I did use cleanser for cleanser, so while that was convenient, I ran out quickly because the pour was faster than the bottle at home. I think this is a personal problem, but I also struggled with my colors. At first I wanted all one color, but then I worried differentiating them would be annoying. So then I tried to group by category ie shower stuff in sage, sink stuff in blue. But then I decided that I wanted my cadence containers to also be distinguishable when I’m blindly washing & conditioning my hair in the morning, so I went with all different colors. They look pretty good together, but I think there is probably a smart design solve their that they could provide with the system.

The price for these initially seemed absurd to me so I was thrilled to buy these with the thing drop discount but after trying them I’m so in love that I will be buying more at regular price. They hold more product than I expected and the quality and design is amazing. Even the way the lids thread on to the containers is really great. They thread on effortlessly every time so there’s no need to line them up in a certain way. Theres also no possibility of over threading them when twisting. After filling one with water and tossing it into my handbag for a day I’m also confident that they are leak proof. The custom tile magnets are lots of fun and are strong enough to stay attached when jostling around in a travel bag/purse.

They are cute they hold stuff. I am not sure the form factor is conducive to liquids and creams. I like the sustainability aspect, though. UPDATE 9.23.25: So i got the bigger container with the pour spout attachment and that is much better for carrying body washes, making it much more usable. Otherwise i've been using the smaller ones for my pre-workout powders

Super clever product. I love how easy they are to pack and the way they nest together. I do find the cost to be excessive, but I've found them reliable and useful. I also love how you can re-label them yourself.

These make packing so much easier and more organized. They’re leak-proof, easy to clean, and somehow fit more than you expect. Pricey, but they’ve held up through multiple trips and still look brand new.