Case LogicCDW-128T CD Wallet (Black, 136)

Nothing much to complain about. Everything is secure. I'm using it to archive CDs that I've ripped and I've no expectation of having to go back to the CDs any time soon and they're going to spend a large part of their life on a shelf so durability is less of an issue for me, but they look fairly robust.There's nowhere near enough room to store CD liner notes etc.My only gripe is that there's no transparent pocket on the spine for a card that describes the contents and the plastic they're made of seems determined to resist the adhesive on all the labels I've tried. So one star dropped for that.I was sufficiently pleased with the first one that I got another 3.

I purchased this for the storage of my DVD collection and it seems to be great for that function. All it needs to do is sit on my shelf and only get opened to get a DVD out, and it seems to be fine. However, if you're planning on transporting DVDs/CDs a lot then I would go for a higher quality product as the only real protection this offers is a place to store your discs compactly out of dust or risk of scratching. The case is mostly made up of thin hardback material that is rigid enough to stand alone but not thick enough to withstand the impact (I wouldn't risk dropping the case with DVDs inside as I don't think they'd survive, though I haven't tested that out). The outer cover where the zip is attached is made of a very thin plastic-like material (I don't know the name of it) and that offers no support to the case (as you can see from it's droopiness in the photos). It works as a covering and that's it. Inside the front cover is a nice section to store discs you want quick access to, although it isn't padded so I probably won't be using that section. Each 'sheet' inside is double sided, with four disc slots on each side. So you can store an 8 disc series on one sheet together for ease of finding the discs. There is a lock to keep the sheets in place that clips on as a button. If you unbutton it and slide the lock down you can then remove the sheets one at a time. It only unlocks right at the front so if you want to reorder one sheet you have to remove all of them, so it's probably easier just to take the discs out and swap them over yourself than get all the sheets off and then back on to their holder. At the back there's nothing but the hard case, so no extra storage there. In the photos I have filled 22 double sided sheets (176 discs) so still have a lot unfilled, but so far the case is holding together and closing easily. There is still room when I close the case, so I feel I could fill it with a lot more discs and still be able to close it. I can navigate to the last sheet and then put my hand under the front and slide them all back over with ease, so the sheets don't catch on their holder or need flicking through one at a time to get back to the front. Overall it's a great purchase and suits my needs, but it loses a star because there are people who would need a case like this for lots of transporting and I don't think it would provide enough protection for their needs. If you're like me and will just be storing your disc case on a shelf the whole time I'd recommend this product.

The photo of the case shows a better quality material than the item I received. The description says the outer layer is padded. It is not. The case is constructed of very thin nylon fabric with no padding.The central part that holds the discs has a solid spine that supports the weight of the discs. The disc slots are a snug fit (wont fall out by accident) and the backing material will not scratch the discs.Overall - Pleased with the actual disc pockets. Disappointed with the external fabric (Will not protect against the slightest of knocks).

Great CD Case. Quality materials, good zip and handle too. The fact that you can remove sleeves to fill them before filing them again in the case saves manhandling the ever-growing case in the archiving process. It also allows you to shuffle them about a bit without removing all the CD's from individual CD slots. Oh yes - a final point; the case actually holds 336 CD's (including 16 'quick-access' CD's) and has a big label on it saying so. A bonus for sure. Highly recommended (and worth the little extra £ over the cheaper branded versions IMO). Enjoy!

Excellent DVD storage at a reasonable price. I bought two of these to archive my 600+ DVD collection. Both are now fully filled and I have no issue closing the wallet and the pages have a lot of give and free to move which means DVDs are not being bent under the pressure of the pages being tightly squashed together like in some other wallets by different brands.I read a few reviews before purchasing about the quality of the case and now that I have seen them for myself I can say there is no need to worry about the quality of this product. Yes the material the zip is attached to is thin but it is durable. Also there were reviews about the CD/DVD slots themselves being made of very thin material and flimsy. Again I did not find this to be the case and the slots seems very durable to me. They are made of soft material which protects the discs. I tested this by sliding a DVD in and out of the slot a handful of times and the discs were undamaged.Overall I am pleased I went ahead and purchased this storage wallet and would recommend it.