Case Logic CDE-48 48 Capacity Heavy Duty CD Wallet, Black

I hoped the case would slip between the passenger seat and the center console for easy access. I didnt measure first. It can still fit under the seat. Seems pretty durable. I dont play my cds or switch them as often as some people.

I picked up a couple of these to hold some TV series DVD collections when the 40+ discs in the collections came sardined in a couple of small cases (literally discs double stacked on each spindle). I got the 72 sleeve wallet to allow some breathing room after Id read that when full, the 48 sleeve was pretty snug that it might be easier to bork a disc or two. My discs are now safe and the empty cases are sitting in the collection for show. Thanks, Case Logic.

I bought this case to hold my PS4 discs and it serves its purpose well. The one perk about this case is that it lacks plastic tabs at the top of each disc slot. This prevents the frustration of pulling on tabs when inserting or removing discs from slots. It also prevents potential smudge marks on the discs caused by holding the tabs. Lacking the secure tabs, I flipped the case and shook it mildly three times and inspected the discs. All of the discs were still well within their slots; unless your violent with them they should not move from the slots. Side note: It has an odd smell if you slam your face into it; 10/10 must try. Conclusion: Overall great case and worth the price to protect your investments (games/software/CD/DVD etc)

Excellent product

Purchased to hold CDs for one of my vehicles. Holds all my CDs and the semi-hard case is nice. Only time will tell if it holds up to usage. Would buy again.

Many design & manufacturing features make this case excellent. After comparing it with all the other cases I own from various manufacturers, Im almost tempted to buy replacements for all of them. Especially for how inexpensive these are. The other case manufacturers need to pay attention, if they plan to sell their cases for the same price. Quality materials used in this unit. The plastic is durable, slightly stiff yet still slightly flexible. Hard protective shell but with a thin soft veneer, almost fuzzy like leather, that doesnt leave a lot of fingerprints. Theres a slight indentation for gripping the case. There is also a loop at the back to hang it if you choose to store it that way. A logo on the front is an embossed emblem, not a cheap flat sticker, and looks nice. Unlike some other cases I have read reviews of, this one does not smell funny. The binding & zipper are probably the highlight of this case. 3 button type fasteners over a well stitched binding. The zipper is complete closure, unlike some that leave openings for liquid or dust to get in at the corners, it slides easily around and does not catch, crumple or kink. The zipper treads are very securely stitched to the cover and hidden well behind the lip of the cover. The zipper pull tab is a thick fabric handle on the zipper, not a thin polyester slippery one. Inside, the disc sleeves are fairly standard, good felt, it does not pill or leave debris. The clear plastic envelopes are easy insertion, unlike some others Ive found that have inconvenient top catches. The openings are designed with a slight bevel that meets to a deep narrow vertical neck, giving it the best balance of area the sleeve covers and enough opening to pull the discs out. Theres sufficient pressure to keep discs in place even if the case is upside down and shaken, but not too tight. The sleeve groups are well anchored, not just an insert into the cover so they will not fall out or shift around as you flip through them. They are fastened to the binding permanently and securely. The discs and covers will lay flat when you flip through it. The cover will not bounce or have the tendency to close on you annoyingly like some other case do. The only two drawback I see [1] Lack of pockets on the cover, inside or outside, but I think they were going for a minimalist simple efficient design. [2] It does not stand on any of its edges, so it may make it difficult to shelve it like a book. Overall, a very solid well made product. I would highly recommend it, especially if you plan to transport it around with you.

I highly recommend these, I was hesitant to put my bluray discs in them, I worried about scratches, but so far so good. The compact size makes them easier to store away. the cases are sturdy and can withstand accidental drops on hardwood floors! Plus, I eliminated all those cases on a bookshelf. An extra bonus is... they are blue! For bluray lol

No issues

Appears to be well made. Agree with some of the other reviews that the outside has a funny rubber/plastic feel to it but that is the payoff for an easy to clean cover vs fabric which will pick up dust and dirt. Also had a smell when I originally opened it but the smell quickly dissipated. The zipper is a bit tricky on the corners but otherwise moves smoothly and easy to work. The actual width/thickness of the sides of this case is thinner than cases Ive had in the past so there is the potential if things are sat on top of it that it will collapse. There is an air pocket between the cds and the case so that even when full if something is sat on top of it there would be some room for movement. CDs go into and out of the pockets without scratching and pages are flipping easy without ripping at the center like others I have owned. Will see how long it lasts!

Who buys cds and dvds anymore? Me! Lol. I buy DVDs for the entertainment system in my minivan. Ran out of space in my older mini case logic case and upgraded to this one. It’s perfect. Especially for in my kid mobile where it gets thrown around, tossed on the ground and trampled. It’s very sturdy, and wipes clean easily. Good buy. I also happened to notice the case logic brand is no more expensive than all the generic garbage ones from China.