Atlantic Mitsu 2-Tier Media Rack - 52 CDs or 36 DVD/BluRay/Games in Clear Smoke Finish, PN64835193

I bought two of these paying $11 for each. You are not going to find anything comparable for this price. It fits close to 40 DVD. Both of mine were a little uneven at the legs as one side was higher than the others. But once you fill it with DVDs the weight pushes it down and it becomes a non issue. It's actually pretty sturdy and very easy to put together. Design of the product is not perfect. Although it holds DVDs really well, the flaw is putting them in. DVDs sometimes falls through that open space when putting them in. Not that serious of an issue but can be annoying. Once in, it holds the DVDs very securely. It's a 3.5 to 4 star kind of product if it was being sold for $20. For me at $11, this is 5 stars. For what I paid and what I got, a sturdy and very functional product, it's worth it. I'm am going to order a couple more as I do really like these.

So far, I love it. It was semi-easy to put together and holds quite a few of my movies (I ended up not using the triangle separators, and I love the fact that it was optional to put on). I was able to get about 38, but some of the cases are a bit bigger because they were multi-movies in one case. And some have the covers and a couple are blu-rays. When I put the movies on some took me a couple times to get it correctly on the rack, since the corners kept sliding into the middle. I can already tell this will be a slight annoyance every once in a while, but it's definitely not a deal breaker. It's sturdy and I have a couple other movies on the top stack. I will definitely be getting more for the rest of my collection. I needed something that wasn't too tall since all my movies are stored on my dresser. And keeping them stacked wasn't an option anymore. This is perfect for me.

This is a decent little cd/dvd/blu ray/video games rack. It’s made of plastic (not metal), and self-assembly is required. Although the assembly itself is easy and shouldn’t take more than 15 minutes, it took me longer due to how unclear the directions were. THERE ARE NO WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS, even though there should be. You basically just have to follow the five pictures and use your intuition I guess? It’s definitely a process of trial and error at first, but you’ll get the hang of it. However once you get passed the assembly, this is quite a nice rack and is a fine addiction to any physical media collector’s room. I personally bought to hold my growing cd collection and growing collection of the classic Simpsons dvd boxsets. This is ideal for cds and single disc blu rays/dvds/games, and some smaller box sets. But it definitely won’t be able to hold larger & heavier complete series box sets incase you’re wondering. Yes it is flimsy and brittle so you have to be delicate with it, and may have to remove the contents when transporting it around. But I think it’s totally worth the price and can hold a fair amount of content!

Love this thing. I've never had storage for all of my games, just unsightly piles, and I've freed up some space on my desk, so it was time. Assembly was reasonably easy. They don't break down the instructions like Ikea does for their furniture, but I was able to follow the pictures and have it all put together in less than ten minutes. Storage space is pretty good. I was able to get 38 games onto this tower. I do wish I'd left the little triangle shaped spacers off, as I think without them, I could've fit another game on each level for an even 40. It seems pretty sturdy. I just gave it a little wobble and it doesn't move much. It is plastic though, so I suspect any big crash off the desk to the floor might be a problem. Overall, this is a great media rack for the money spent. Would buy again.

I bought this for my daughters computer CD's, she is 8. I guess for the price I should have expected it to be cheaply made, but I was disappointed in the quality anyway. It is very brittle plastic and the "anchor divider" will most likely break unless the user is incredibly careful when moving it. The front bar is too far away from the back plastic ledge to easily secure the CD's and if they are not in a plastic jewel case (some of her CD's are in cardboard holders and CD sleeves) they just fall off in the center and don't sit on the back ledge. When loading it with the CD's in the plastic cases they fell off frequently and required I go back and re-align them in the front and back. Maybe if they had an additional bar in the middle it would work better. I would not recommend this for children as it is too high maintenance for young kids. But if you are old enough to move things carefully then it will work for you.

Exactly what I was looking for. I have other stands for my 4k and Blu-ray movies, but they don’t fit dvds, so I’m happy I found this. It was very easy to put together and I decided not to add the dividers when assembling it, so I could fit even more dvds, and it actually fits 38 dvds without them. It’s very sturdy too and won’t tip over, even on my carpet. The frame is a cool looking clear black plastic material.

Not difficult to put together - I printed off a copy of the rack which helped me, although the directions were very clear. It is sturdy, looks nice and holds about 50 CD's. Very happy with my purchase.

お値段の割に凄い安っぽいし、DVDをのせてみると倒れてしまうし、すぐ壊れそう 買わなきゃよかった

Ao contrário de várias opiniões, desde que corretamente montada (e apertada) a estrutura é suficientemente estável, mesmo completamente carregada. Pena é que não enviem para Portugal o modelo de 5 níveis, que tive de importar dos USA.

Looks to be quite nice in theory, but in practice is a bit too flimsy to my liking. The plastic frame should ideally be solid for easy cleaning. Dust collects way too easily in edges of the frame. It definitely needs the wall brackets to prevent it from falling over from being top-heavy

Kinda flimsy and takes up more space than expected.