Bellagio-Italia Corona Lago (Blue) DVD Storage Binder 3-Pack- Stores Up to 144 DVDs, CDs, or Blu-Rays - Stores DVD Cover Art - Acid-Free Sheets

These binders are a great looking addition to my media shelf. It's easy to insert the discs into the pages, and I love that there are slots in the upper envelope to hold the DVD case insert if you want (I have a few DVDs that were autographed that I wanted to preserve). You can still fit a disc behind the insert in the bottom envelope, if you just want to store a disc there (special feature disc maybe (?) ) but it's a bit tight, and obviously if you want to take the disc out you'll have to remove the insert. There are slots one the side of the disco envelope for labels. I just cut the titles from the spines of my DVDs and put them in there, takes a little trimming but it works!The binders themselves are just like book covers (obviously). Same weight, and thickness of bound hardback book covers. Sturdy enough, and each binder can hold fifteen (15) full pages without bulging out. The filled pages though, are much heavier than the binders, and they pull a little on the binder-rings, so I would be careful picking them up and putting them down.The label space on the spine is a nice touch, but I had to fiddle with it a bit to get the label in. You can tighten or loosen with a tiny screwdriver (like for eyeglasses/phone). The books are smooth to the touch on the front, back, and spine, so they might take well to printed sticky labels or label maker tape!

These are awesome for organising DVDs. You will need extra sleeves though as the ones they come with aren’t enough. Love the look of these on my bookshelf and I looked for ages for something that wasn’t bulky or obtrusive and these fit the build. They were a little expensive, but allowed the husband the keep his DVDs and satisfied my aesthetic!

In the era of streaming I find myself to be one of the (seemingly few) paranoid millennials who insists on having their favorite media backed up on disc. That said, my collection was getting a little out of hand. These books are a stylish way to keep the collection safe and organized! They look right at home on a bookshelf and I love the variety of designs. They have the structure of a binder, which makes it easy to add/take out pages and organize to your heart’s content. For the money, they feel a little flimsy, which is the only reason they get 4 stars out of 5 from me. I worry the outer material might show scratches, but time will tell. Definitely recommend! Will probably add more as my collection continues to grow.

These BD/DVD binders look absolutely gorgeous but the high price point does NOT reflect thoughtful overall design or quality. The two major drawbacks are not being able to keep the cover artwork with the discs, and a rather flimsy and thin binder.1. The manufacturer is somehow shortsighted about their own customers (and they manufacture only binders!!!). If you want to store your movies, you probably *also* care about the cover artwork too. Their picture showing the sleeves holding the cover artwork is absolute photoshop fabrication– a bold lie. It does not fit in ANY way unless you cut it or fold it and shove it into another CD sleeve where it probably falls out (even when tucked into the corners which then makes the disc in accessible???).2. They sell additional sleeves (separately, of course) that will only hold the cover artworks but no discs. It will pad out the binder substantially meaning it will hold less dvds. I feel that with ONE tweak to the existing sleeves you could fit the artwork and DVD/BD.3. When the binder is full you will immediately feel how flimsy it is, Holding it from the spine, the cover wobbles out of alignment (which means in time, it will wear and tear at the corners). This is a problem because you will likely store it on a shelf with other books and use the spine (its weakest point) to pull it out. I don't see these lasting if you access your DVDs often. If they are mostly just for storage you should be ok. (If you want to see what I mean, go to the HR office at your work and pull down one of those giant 3 inch binders off a shelf. You will understand the wobble.)Overall, not a great value, quality or design for the very high price point. But they look better than the stupid nylon zippered case logic cases that haven't been updated since the 90s. There aren't a took of good options out there, but if any competing manufacturer wants to make millions of dollars they should fabricate better designed DVD sleeves at 3/4 the cost of Bellagio-Italia's prices. I would buy them instantly.

I think the quality seems nice, but I did just get them. I do not know why other reviews complained about them being flimsy or cardboard. They are firm and thick. They arrived way faster than listed. The covers and spine feel solid. I put up measurements for anyone who wants to know or compare to other books.I bought 2 types of pages, either kind you will have to fold the DVD covers to make them fit. Not a big deal, DVDs will not be collector's items (just like VHS are NOT collectible.) I just wanted nice looking space-saving storage. Takes a little time to do, not a big deal. The inserts inside of DVD cases fit without folding. I do wish they would make the slots for the covers bigger so I wouldn't have to hold them special. I do like having the case inserts in the book so that I know where things go and I do not have to create a label.I will update as I use them if anything changes.