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

Just what I wanted

Ive been a fan of Case Logic wallets for years; Im generally a very active person who hauls his disks around for trips both short and long. Ive owned some Caselogic wallets for 8+ years without ever having to replace it. Such is the situation for this Case Logic wallet. Ive carried it around with me in Iraq for six months now, and it generally lives to its standards. Solid and crush-resistant, very durable, the only problem Ive had with it is its tendency for one or two of the plastic disc holders have ripped. But such is the case with such heavy wear/tear. If youre like me, storing both album art and CD in the same sleeve, its what you need. It also has a side pocket on the inside front cover for me to store back inserts and/or miscellaneous excess DVD/CD material that comes with the packaging. Buy this if youre mobile; buy it if friends tend to step on your case; buy this if through no fault of your own your cases are constantly abused. Itll survive a war and then some. Pros: + Durable + Damage Resistant + Inside Pocket + Tear Resistant Binder Pages Cons: - Slightly fragile Plastic Disc Holders

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 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 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.

It is compact and works well. I like its look. Not much else to say about a CD case.

These carriers by Case Logic are just great. I went to this company because I was looking for something protective, and because my husband has an old one in the back of his car, at least 15 years old, and its still doing its job, protecting his music CDs. The material of the holders is exactly the same as in the old one, and its never scratched any of his CDs. Were planning a very long trip, probably months, cross country in an Airstream. Cable and streaming look dicey, so I wanted to take a healthy chunk of our DVDs for late-nite viewing. There was a time when TV shows were passed off in absurdly gigantic boxes with a ridiculous number of disks, at least in part to make the buyer feel like he got his moneys worth. I was able to get all the disks from the old Brit series UFO, The Avengers complete set, All Creatures Great and Small complete set inside, and still have room leftover for Sherlock Holmes and Boston Blackie. Unlike the others Ive read about, you can fill this to the very last page of holders, instead of leaving the last ones empty because it simply wont close when its full. And, though its heavy when full, the grip is easy. Theres no strap, but it doesnt really need one, and its got a cloth hook hanger on the top that feels very secure. When I was done, I ordered two more I was so happy. Only one complaint - I really wish they came in a few other colors. I went to the Case Logic website, and found its not just Amazon - this is only available in blue. Since theres no label, it would be great to be able to sort of color-code the collection, so when Im digging them out from the back of SUV or the drawers under the bed, I can know that blue is TV, red is classic movies, etc. Now Ill either have to tag them somehow or open them to see which one it is.

Case Logic remains my over-all favorite optical disk case manufacturer. While their pages are usually non-removable, their anti-scratch pouches are the best on the market. They offer a wide variety of case types for all needs. This case is 6.25 inches square by 1.5 inches thick. The zipper pull and teeth are nylon. The front and back are a semi-tough rubberized plastic that should easily wipe clean & absorb bumps and small drops. There is a small nylon strap on the upper-back, likely for store hanger use while empty. The case has an amazing 25 years quality guarantee which I doubt is a survival warranty although with gentle use I believe it could last that long. The cover is very tough for resisting blunt trauma (tossing it about), but it could be scratched by sharp objects. The case is still crushable by squeezing or accidental sitting, so it is not a hard shell protective case like some metal shell versions. Overall, a nice semi-rugged take-along travel case, classy enough for business or professional use. Minus one star for what might be a misleading warranty, and for the initially-strong & irritating rubbery-tire-alcohol stink. I unzipped it and hung it from the ceiling of my garage for a month to finish its chemical solvent off-gassing from the molded rubbery shell. The smell is now nearly gone and it is nicely usable and functional. I would not risk putting my valuable CDs/DVDs into a strong solvent vapor case until that solvent has fully evaporated. After that, it is a very nice case.

This is a nice durable case with ample storage, but the material it is made out off STINKS! The smell is really pungent especially when pulling it fresh out the package. I liken the plastic rubber smell to that of a new car tire or steering wheel cover. The smell fades with time, but you will absolutely notice it on your hands after handling or bringing the case close to your face.

I was looking for a case to put my complete series DVDs in and this was the perfect size. Unfortunately, when I put my DVDs in it, I noticed that they were scratched. Some of the felt from the sleeves was sticking to the bottom of some of the DVDs. I ended up returning it and buying plastic individual cases instead. It wasnt worth getting my new DVDs scratched.