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The Amazon Basics Polyester CD/DVD Portable Storage Binder is designed for anyone looking to organize their extensive collection of CDs, DVDs, and data discs in a neat and efficient manner. With a generous capacity of 400 discs, this binder allows you to keep your media tidy, reducing clutter while ensuring that your favorite music and movies are always within reach.
It's great! Mine is almost completely full and zips closed with no problems. The quality seems good, it has a basic feel, not extra nice but good enough to do the task if that makes sense. This is an incredible space saver. To save the movie info art, I used a 3 hole punch and put them into a 3 ring binder recycled from my kid's school years. I was able to remove a large storage box and have over half of a storage cabinet free by doing this.
I recently decided to downsize my collection by keeping my collection without the cases so I bought this and was very pleased. The build is high quality and durable for what it needs to do. It's durable, exceptional quality holds everything in place firmly, not flimsy at all, but I wouldn't recommend dropping it or throwing it around like a football, remember it's intended purpose and what contents are nside. The binders are tight and secure holding the discs in place. The spacing is another outstanding feature of the case. This case can hold hundreds of CDs, DVD's without zipping up too tight. The case measurements are so precise that everything fits perfectly and zips up smoothly and secure, no wobble. The only thing I would be careful about is carrying it by the handle, I don't. if you fill it up to capacity. Anytime you have that much weight on the handle could possibly break with any case, maybe not, but just cradle it when you transport it. I was so impressed by this case that I bought a few more. So if you want a high quality case, look no further, this is it.Case: 10Binders: 10Space: 10
What a space-saver! Once you make the decision to get rid of the bulky jewel cases, you're home free. I already have a similar, same-size case, and can't tell you how handy it is. This one is just as good, and organization is a breeze.Every DVD comes in a jewel case with a title jacket. I cut out the index card-sized film description that's on the back, and slip it behind the DVD for those who must read those things. I do it, but it's certainly not necessary. Frankly, if people don't know what Jaws is about, I don't know what to say lol.With a case like this, accessing and storing DVDs (or CDs) is a breeze. I know streaming is popular, but there's a definite market for physical media. When FYE closed its stores, they were selling their vast inventory of DVDs at a price so cheap I couldn't believe it, and I stocked up--all genres, including documentaries, which I like, and old made-for-TV movies from the '70s and '80s. What a steal.I have the movies in my original case, which still isn't full, even though I have so many. I wanted another for TV series, mini-series, and TV Christmas movies. I was able to get rid of the smaller capacity "wallets" I'd used for those.You'll just love the convenience of this case. The discs slip in and out easily, and the case doesn't take up much space. (After the monstrosity we needed to store VHS tapes in the '80s, I said "No more furniture!")Thanks, again, to Amazon for the availability of this product at a great price.
This is a great binder for the price. I just needed something to store all my DVDs because I was sick of all the cases taking up shelf space. This is perfect for that. I didn't have enough to fill it so I can't say whether or not that would make it unable to close, but the way things look now, I doubt it will be an issue. I will say that these aren't as sturdy as the Case Logic notebooks so if you plan on traveling with yours a lot, you may want to look into a different one. The handle is sturdy enough, but overall it just isn't as strong as the Case Logic ones. Also, it's kind of open on the edges, so it doesn't seal as well. Again, not a huge issue for me because mine will just be stored on a shelf, but this might make a difference to some people.I was very happy to see that all the plastic tabs were removed. I've read reviews of other notebooks and that appears to be an issue with some of the cheaper models. The sleeves were not as thick as some others I've had, but they don't feel cheap or as if they'll tear. I didn't have any of them tear when I was putting in the DVDs. The sleeves are just the right size so that it's not difficult to put the DVD in, but it's secure enough that if you hold the notebook upside down, they don't fall out. I do wish there was a pocket on the inside because I kept a few of the inserts for some of the DVDs and those don't really fit in the plastic sleeves unless you fold them. There are notebooks specifically meant to hold those, but I didn't really care about that and was more concerned with getting them all in one and saving some money.Overall, the project only took me about an hour -- and I even alphabetized them -- but if I had needed to remove those tabs, it would have been much, much longer. And some choice words would have been involved. I'm very pleased with this purchase and will probably now buy a couple more once I have the time to tackle my CD collection. You can see from my photo the number of cases I was able to toss, and the notebook still isn't full.If you have found my review helpful, please vote yes. Thanks!
It fits a lot more than you would expect and is the best value in comparison to other binders you can get, which I have and regret. I have a lot of loose CD's and DVD's, and these binders hold a lot of them in a way that's accessible and easy to organize. The zipper works really well as long as you haven't tried fitting millions of things in there. Do I wish there were more fun colors? Yeah, but I put some cheap stickers on the two that I have (on the outside plastic, not fabric) to differentiate them. They don't get too heavy when they're filled, either.
