My collection now includes over 600 movies and dozens of TV shows (complete series). Over the years I have used just about every type of case there is, from boxes and bags to the zip up binder types. I've had cabinets and bookshelves too. I now have 2 of these cases and will be buying more very soon as my collection has just about outgrown the 2 I have. They are sturdy and keep all my DVD's in alphabetical order, the way I like them. They are portable, but heavy. Which is good if you move because you don't always have to pack up all the individual movies and then put them all back on shelves (or whatever) in your new place.
Two things I think are a down side is that, 1. All the movie covers don't fit, but I solved that problem by putting them in sheet protectors in binders, also in alphabetical order. Now I can just thumb through binders if I need to see the cover or forget what a movie is about (Hahaha), or if someone else wants to read the film synopsis. And, 2. You have to have room to store these cases and room to open them. Just keep that in mind if you plan to be getting in them very often. Otherwise, I highly recommend them!
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Great Storage Solution Only If You Never Plan On Reselling Your Discs...
Purchased two of these. First one is full, Second one is about 2/3rds full, with still plenty of room for more. The cases are solid, well built and sturdy. They were packed with care and arrived in pristine condition. The hanger sleeves are decent and the play hangers are surprisingly durable. I experimented with a few discs sliding them in and out of the sleeves repeatedly... none became scratched. I think you would probably more likely scratch the discs storing them inside those awful cardboard sleeves they package CD's in nowadays.A tip: I custom-cut panels using regular copy paper, to put on the inside of each sleeve in between the disc face and the plastic front of the sleeve, so that the disc doesn't come in direct contact with the plastic... as some of these sleeves can stick to the disc face over time. I'm also writing the artist and title, going alphabetical, at the very top of each piece of paper, so that it is easier to find certain discs. I'm not using the number system so I'm putting the sleeves in backwards, with the number sides not showing. I'm using Vault index cards and the letter tabs are just high enough so you can see them over the tops of the sleeves.Cases are supposedly 1,000 capacity... well IMO you can cram 1,000 in these (without the booklets) but it would be very tight. I would estimate I have approximately 925-950 discs loaded in the first case, and there is still some breathing room to allow you to flip through titles to find the disc you want.The one downside of course is that the sleeves don't accommodate the disc's artwork. Well they CAN accommodate most front booklets, with the disc on one side and the booklet on the other--- but then the disc capacity of each case would be cut in half to about 500. I've saved all the front booklets and stored them in shoeboxes (you would be surprised how many of those you can cram into one shoebox!) and decided to toss most of the rear artworks. I've kept any boxsets and CD's with unique packaging fully intact, and am storing those separately. Just remember - tossing any CD packaging decreases the resale value dramatically so IMO these cases are a great storage solution PROVIDED YOU DON'T EVER PLAN ON RESELLING ANY OF YOUR DISCS.Bottom line--- I would recommend these cases to anyone looking to ditch their jewel cases... too bad I discovered after the fact it's a bit cheaper to order directly off their website--- I ordered mine here from Amazon (but got free shipping).
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Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2023
A tip: I custom-cut panels using regular copy paper, to put on the inside of each sleeve in between the disc face and the plastic front of the sleeve, so that the disc doesn't come in direct contact with the plastic... as some of these sleeves can stick to the disc face over time. I'm also writing the artist and title, going alphabetical, at the very top of each piece of paper, so that it is easier to find certain discs. I'm not using the number system so I'm putting the sleeves in backwards, with the number sides not showing. I'm using Vault index cards and the letter tabs are just high enough so you can see them over the tops of the sleeves.
Cases are supposedly 1,000 capacity... well IMO you can cram 1,000 in these (without the booklets) but it would be very tight. I would estimate I have approximately 925-950 discs loaded in the first case, and there is still some breathing room to allow you to flip through titles to find the disc you want.
The one downside of course is that the sleeves don't accommodate the disc's artwork. Well they CAN accommodate most front booklets, with the disc on one side and the booklet on the other--- but then the disc capacity of each case would be cut in half to about 500. I've saved all the front booklets and stored them in shoeboxes (you would be surprised how many of those you can cram into one shoebox!) and decided to toss most of the rear artworks. I've kept any boxsets and CD's with unique packaging fully intact, and am storing those separately. Just remember - tossing any CD packaging decreases the resale value dramatically so IMO these cases are a great storage solution PROVIDED YOU DON'T EVER PLAN ON RESELLING ANY OF YOUR DISCS.
Bottom line--- I would recommend these cases to anyone looking to ditch their jewel cases... too bad I discovered after the fact it's a bit cheaper to order directly off their website--- I ordered mine here from Amazon (but got free shipping).
Great Storage Solution Only If You Never Plan On Reselling Your Discs...
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2023
Purchased two of these. First one is full, Second one is about 2/3rds full, with still plenty of room for more. The cases are solid, well built and sturdy. They were packed with care and arrived in pristine condition. The hanger sleeves are decent and the play hangers are surprisingly durable. I experimented with a few discs sliding them in and out of the sleeves repeatedly... none became scratched. I think you would probably more likely scratch the discs storing them inside those awful cardboard sleeves they package CD's in nowadays.Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2023
A tip: I custom-cut panels using regular copy paper, to put on the inside of each sleeve in between the disc face and the plastic front of the sleeve, so that the disc doesn't come in direct contact with the plastic... as some of these sleeves can stick to the disc face over time. I'm also writing the artist and title, going alphabetical, at the very top of each piece of paper, so that it is easier to find certain discs. I'm not using the number system so I'm putting the sleeves in backwards, with the number sides not showing. I'm using Vault index cards and the letter tabs are just high enough so you can see them over the tops of the sleeves.
Cases are supposedly 1,000 capacity... well IMO you can cram 1,000 in these (without the booklets) but it would be very tight. I would estimate I have approximately 925-950 discs loaded in the first case, and there is still some breathing room to allow you to flip through titles to find the disc you want.
The one downside of course is that the sleeves don't accommodate the disc's artwork. Well they CAN accommodate most front booklets, with the disc on one side and the booklet on the other--- but then the disc capacity of each case would be cut in half to about 500. I've saved all the front booklets and stored them in shoeboxes (you would be surprised how many of those you can cram into one shoebox!) and decided to toss most of the rear artworks. I've kept any boxsets and CD's with unique packaging fully intact, and am storing those separately. Just remember - tossing any CD packaging decreases the resale value dramatically so IMO these cases are a great storage solution PROVIDED YOU DON'T EVER PLAN ON RESELLING ANY OF YOUR DISCS.
Bottom line--- I would recommend these cases to anyone looking to ditch their jewel cases... too bad I discovered after the fact it's a bit cheaper to order directly off their website--- I ordered mine here from Amazon (but got free shipping).
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Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2020
Sleeves are perfect, but it needs roller wheels
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2020
The sleeves that came with it are great! I have a couple CDs that came with larger booklets, and they fit them nicely, no bending, and enough room to fit 2 CDs in the sleeve as well. Very well worth the money. My only issue is, at this size, it would be nice to have roller wheels on it like a suitcase. Once filled, this will be quite heavy. It has handles on it that seem good enough. But rolly wheels would be better. In spite of that, I love this case, and it's the perfect storage container for my music.
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2020
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