Product DescriptionA CD / DVD binder that can hold up to 320 CDs (160 with booklets) / Inside Cover Fast-File Pockets hold an extra 16 discs / Color - Black Unit Dimensions - 11.5 (l) x 5.5 (w) x 13.75 (h) Color - Black
Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: - Great for storage
I have bought 3 of these so far over the past year. They work great. Very sturdy.
Rating: - Excellent bang for you buck.
Cheep and large. That was our two requirements when we purchased this. It meets both, and we've encountered no problems so far with pages falling out, zippers getting stuck, etc. We are also anticipating a healthy use of the fact that you can remove and move pages. Quite satisfied!
Rating: - The only way to store.
The case logic's are the best. I like the nylon ones. I store dvd's in them at home. I currently have about 10 of them filled. The pages are held in by 1.5 inch straps and I have never had one rip out. The side handles are firmly attached. Best way to store lots of disc in very little space.
Rating: - Functional, yet melancholy
I rated this item a 5, which Amazon translates as "loved it". But can one really be said to love a CD binder? This item is squarely in the realm of the functional: its rating comes not from being loved but by performing the task as advertised.
The last several (and growing) albums I've bought have been MP3 downloads (The Budos Band, Power of Soul, etc.) An MP3 download comes with no case, no insert, and a severely downsized piece of "cover art" data. There's no physical storage needed, ... Read More
Rating: - Big problem not yet mentioned
One large problem that I have yet to see mentioned is the following.
You will probably be adding your discs in the wallet by Genre, and then alphabetically sorting either by artist or title
As you fill the book, every time you want to add a new disc, (ie Carly Simon), but all the spaces between "R" and "T" are taken, you have to remove all the pages to fit one in where the "S" are to accomodate your new disc.
In a normal binder where the rings split in the middle, ... Read More