Case Logic KSW-208 Koskin 224 Capacity CD/DVD Prosleeve Wallet (Black)

Just got it for DVDs. I wanted to make more room in my apartment. No more storage containers and plastic cases taking up space.It’s a fine quality so far. It‘a not like it’s real leather and hand made craftsmanship. For the price it’s on point.The slots are snug but not tight. The plastic from the top slot does carry down below but I don’t think scratching will be a problem. The fabric is soft enough as well.I like the feature of removing sleeves or adding more.The only thing I didn’t think through is the case of 200+ gets heavy and a little cumbersome to flip through but that’s isn’t the case’s fault.

I have ordered several of these cases in the past to hold old DVDs. It is a great way to reduce box clutter & Shelf space. It's also fantastic in case you need to move.Case is solid and is holding up well to being almost entirely full. I've had cheaper brands start cracking & ripping when full.My only complaint is about the sleeve holder itself. Older versions I own have s metal ring to hold the sleeves and it opens from the middle. That means you can turn to any sleeve & add more, empty ones or switch things around easily. This style (plastic arm to hold sleeves) can only be opened from the front of all the pages meaning you have to remove all the pages from the front to add or move others around. Minor complaint but annoying

This is a well built leather case that doesnt feel cheap or flimsy.I have a decent size DVD collection and had a hard time sorting them in a way that we could see what we had. After buying this we emptied most of our shelves around our TV (IKEA Expedit media center) and recycled the cases. Now we can flip through the pages and select a movie without having to reorganize the cases every time :) If you are worried about missing your DVD cases, save them for a month and my guess is you wont miss them.What I did was remove the DVD case inserts and cut them down to a square that I put in the pocket with the disc. So i could keep them organized and also some DVDs have very small print so it made it easier to look through. Also i saved a few cases for lending DVDs to people. I realized how heavy even the empty cases were and how many of them had BS extra features (Disney especially 2 extra discs sometimes) that we never watched. As soon as i run out of space I am buying a couple more.

If you have a lot of CD's or DVD's this is the best case ! I have 1200 CD's and 350 DVD's and and I store all in my Case Logic cases . Durable , built to last , keeps the dust out , you can see the disc name and you can remove or add more sleeves. A great investment .

This has been a godsend. Filled two of these with many years' collection of CDs. The pockets were big enough to include the liner notes. I would not suggest holding a full album by the handle, but this is perfect for getting rid of unsightly stacks of CDs. Number the pages, create a file in Excel, and finding the CD you want is easy. This was well worth purchasing.

I have a lot of CDs and wanted to get rid of the jewel cases to reclaim some space in my living room. I read a lot of reviews before buying this case, and here is what made me choose it.PROS* Space for a lot of CDs (208 in the pages, 16 more up front) but not so many that it's a pain to carry.* CDs are inserted from the top, *not the side*. This is huge because otherwise all the CDs would shake loose when carrying the case by it's handle.* The handle is a definite plus for a case this size when more than half filled.* Despite what manufacturer says, you *can* fit both the CD booklet and the CD into each pocket. Have not filled all the pockets yet, but have done so with another similar CaseLogic case. Some reviewers said that the pages filled with booklets and CDs will exceed the capacity of the binder. Again, have not filled this one to capacity yet but did not have this problem with the other similar case. Case Logic CD-R ProSleeve® Binder - 192 Discs* Exterior is nice-looking black faux leather, smooth so easy to clean.CONS* Like every other CD wallet, the zipper comes nearly all the way to the edge but leaves a gap for dust to get in. I get that this is pretty unavoidable, but why not put the gap on the bottom rather than the top. That way no dust would get in, and way too small a gap to lose a CD.OTHER* The "binder" does allow pages to be pulled in and out for rearranging but I don't really plan to make use of that. Some people don't like that it only opens in front (so that all pages in front of the one that you want to remove must also be removed), but hardly a concern because I'm not going to be doing this several times per day.* Some people complained that the binder is a little flimsy. Have not had problems with it but have not really stress tested it yet either.

I have too many video discs to keep them in their cases, the older Case Logic can put some very light scratches in discs, but these newer ones don't. Let me qualify that, the front and last page can cause two sided DVDs to scratch slightly, put those on the inner pages.I have a location matrix, so don't do alphabet order, I don't know how easy it is to move pages, I haven't done it.I am very happy with the quality of these wallets.