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

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.

Feels a little cheap, but for the price it’s what I expected and all I needed

The only reason why I bought this is because it’s the exact CD case my parents had when I was a kid. I’ve never bought something so fast in my life XD. They used to let me pick the music in the car and dig through the case to find what I wanted. My parents still have theirs to this day and I hope to have mine around for the long haul too. It’s pretty sturdy and easily survived my sis accidentally sitting on it in the car. I’ll be buying another it I get more CDs

I purchased this case with the intention of using it in my car where it is going to inevitably be banged around, dropped, have things placed on it, and experience extremes of temperature (especially since I live in Las Vegas). It has held up remarkably well and provided a visually appealing case for CDs that stands up to punishment. While this isnt a hard case made of impermeable plastic it is still sturdy with pockets deep enough to hold both the discs and the booklets without warping. It still looks surprisingly good for the abuse I have put it through. The case retains its shape well, even when full, and even when dropped or otherwise jolted around. While it wont hold up to a rainstorm you arent usually going to be running around in a downpour with your case, and it will withstand a spill from a beverage. It is also slim enough to fit in your center console without taking up too much space or fit between your seat and the console if that is what you require of it to have easy access.

I like this product, it does what it needs to do and appears to be well built. I will say that the case is flexible to an extent that I didnt expect. I thought this was a harder case and would have less give than it does. As other reviews have said, it also has a lingering smell to it. I chocked it up to that new out of the factory smell but most of the time those go away within a few days. Ive had mine for over a week and it is still as potent as the day I took it out of the box. Dont get me wrong, Im happy with the product and would recommend it, but if I keep the case open for too long (just flipping through the pages) the smell will give me a small headache.

I own the 24-disc version of this case and even after years of use it is in great shape, almost like new. But I needed a larger capacity case, so decided to try the 48-disc version. This is basically two of the 24-disc cases combined side by side. Its about 11.5 (L) x 6.5 (W) x 1.5 (H). Unlike the 24-disc version, there is a slight indentation along one side of the durable exterior (presumably for gripping) and an attachment at one end that would allow the case to be hung from a hook. The zipper has a sturdy heavy cloth tab attached, which makes opening and closing the case easy. Discs stay put, even though it is easy to slide them in and out of the inserts. The backing of the inserts prevents scratching. It is possible to insert booklets in the sleeves instead of discs, but only if they are relatively small page-wise. Thicker booklets could tear the polypropylene part of the sleeves. I am pleased with this case and fully expect it to hold up as well as my smaller case.

Good basic case with pretty good protection. I didnt want anything bulky, this fit the bill and offers good capacity. It is a type soft molded foam-ish material, its not too soft but also not hard like plastic. The zipper works smoothly. It offers enough protection for my needs as it will be in the glove box primarily. If I were to drop it, Im confident that my discs would be fine. The sleeves are soft, double sided as with most cases and they appear to be stitched in well enough. Case Logic usually does a pretty good job with their products, theyve been around a long time.

I have had this product for over six years! I stopped using it a few months ago when I got a new car with Apple CarPlay (woop woop), but I still have this and its in great shape! Truth be told, I was a bit of a pig when I was in college. My car was ALWAYS messy, I was always scatterbrained. I partied too much, drove friends around everywhere and I managed to get my homework in on time and get decent grades. Amongst this madness was my daily use of this CD holder which held one of my (supposed to be 24) 50+ CDs that I had made and bought over the years. I bought the 24 holder case but somehow managed to fit over double that and this case never broke! On top of that it would be thrown around, stepped on, lost and found, and just really not well taken cared of. I am older and wiser now, and this case is in amazing shape despite being dirty. Unfortunately I cleaned it and gave it to Salvation Army but I had to share my story to let everyone know how good this thing was to me! Im sure future potential buyers could purchase this for CDs, Blu-Rays, and video games.

I still like to hear CDs when I travel in the car. Sometimes it’s good to hear those off tunes on an album. This case is not too large and makes it easy to put in and take out the CDs. The covered hard shell was just what I was looking for and it fits into my console. Good buy. Is solid, which is what I wanted for the car.

I bought it to keep my Little House on the Prairie dvd collection in it. Just perfect for that. The dvds are protected and I can take them with me and not worry about damage to them. So easy to view each one in this case too.