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

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.

This is a solid case to hold your DVDs/CDs if you are not storing them on the go. There is no handle which is critical if taking if you plan to it with you in my opinion. (Thats exactly what a review is, right? Your opinion on a product.) The exterior shell is thick and not bendable. The zipper is easy to manage, not too small or tight so that it gets stuck. The interior sleeves were a tight fit and a little on the thin side. However, I knew that when I purchased it. I keep this case in my desk drawer in the office and it holds all my DVDs/CDs for the computer. Now the are easily accessible, organized and most importantly protected.

I recieved this product on a Thursday night before going out of town. Its a cheap cd case I intended to throw some home movies in to give as a gift. It looked great, it wasnt damaged, so I unpackaged it and tossed it on my desk, to use later. Then I left on a trip. When I got home very very early Saturday morning, I immediately went to lay down for a nap in my office, and was confronted by the most powerful chemical smell. Its a new building, so I opened the window and turned on the fan but nothing I did could get rid of this terrible foul smell. I work in the chemical industry and this is still like nothing Ive ever endured. It gave me a horrible headache, and I spent about an hour spraying air freshener, opening the window more, turning on more fans, etc. I abandoned my office for several hours after moving the whole home air purifier in there. When I came back, the smell still persisted faintly, but I sat down at my desk for some games anyways. within a few minutes, my head started to hurt again. I looked around the room for several more minutes and thats when I remembered some of the weird 1 star reviews I saw for this item... I have owned an about 200 disc case for my dvds for about 8 years and a tablet case for about two that I carry to work every single day, both made by case logic, and never had this problem, and there were so few of them I chose to ignore them. Its a cd case, how bad could it really smell?? Really. Really. Bad. Upon realizing that Id found the culprit, I put it in a ziploc freezer bag and moved it to a different room. One with a trash can. The office smells perfectly fine now, so Im quite certain that was the offending item.

I bought this to use in the car. A lot of the movies we buy are Blu-Ray with a DVD copy included. A lot of our BluRays were getting lost or damaged because my kids would take the whole case with all of the discs in it in the car for long car rides, even though only the DVD copy works in the car. Also, I cant even begin to tell you how many times I have heard Despicable Me or The Princess and the Frog. I have maybe seen the movies once or twice, but I have heard them hundreds of times from the front seat because that was the only disc we had in the car for an impromptu car ride. Now we have this case full of all of the kids favorite DVDs, keeping the BluRay copies safe at home and allowing they to have a variety of movies to chose from. (I also bought a giant box of AAA batteries for their headphones, so I dont have to listen to the movies anymore. YAY!) The quality of this case seems pretty good so far...but we havent had it long. I like that it has a harder rubber-like shell. I also liked the price and that it was Prime Elligible.

I have a young disabled son who uses this like his favorite book every day. Place what you go to the most in the center of the binder, what you view least at the ends. It has out lasted many, many others but still...he will defeat them all!

I bought this to hold my mostly physical video game collection. It holds any disc for a console that uses them and yes that includes GameCube discs. The discs arent quite snug, but theyre secure enough to not fall out if you open it upside down, and GameCube discs require some finagling to get in and out. Its not in there, but I would have appreciated some kind of pouch on the inside to hold memory cards or flash drives but I guess they couldnt fit it in there. Very sturdy case tho, you can throw it around with discs inside without much to worry about. Im not saying you can chuck it against the wall but you can throw it on a couch or ottoman underhanded with no chance of any damage to the discs inside.

Ive been wanting a really good case for my DVD collection. After researching many brands, I opted for Case Logic because Im familiar with their name and products I had as a kid (gaming cases, gear, etc) This case is GREAT. It holds my DVDs with a snug fit and I love how the sleeves are made as to where you can remove the DVD by its center whole and butter edges without having to smudge any part of the DVD. This case is definitely a great investment for your DVD collection. Its hard shell durability is soft to the touch but tough. The zipper is well made and strong. (No plastic teeth)

I bought this to place my Xbox and Ps4 games that had missing or broken cases. I love how compact it is. Cant go wrong with Case Logic.

Definitely not what I would call heavy duty, but it is sturdy and well made. All of the discs fit comfortably in the product which is easy to zip up. Recommended.

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.