CD Case DVD Holder Storage: 160 Capacity DVD Cases Organizer Portable Wallet Storage - CD Plastic Protective Carrying Binder for Home Travel (Blue)

I bought this one because of the quilted pattern. I love it!It looks and functions like a typical CD/DVD storage case; however, the front and back covers are a bit flimsy. It does not have cardboard/chipboard/plastic to help give them structure and support. I have some from another brand that have reinforced front and back covers (which I've had for about 2 years now) and they're quite durable. Just something to be aware of if that is what you're looking for.

This is a great way to organize videos or CDs. We were able to save so much space by moving the videos from a tub (where they were difficult to keep in order) to this organizer! Now we can flip through and SEE what is there! Fantastic!

I love it, need more, I have a lot more CD's! Will be ordering more, if available!!!!

Pretty simple, does what it needs to. We fit all of our Movies & games perfectly with extra space for more. CDs are organized, safely stored and all together in one place. Along with it being more pleasant to look at vs. a bunch of different CD cases. Highly recommend if you have a lot of Xbox games, movies ect.!

Made very well and holds all our video game CDs.

We have been searching for storage for our dvds and found this.

I have close to 20 cd/dvd cases similar to this, all full. Different brands, different features, bought at all different times over the years. I've had some that were just junk and some that have been pretty good.This one isn't bad. The outer shell of the case seems pretty durable and it does look nice. My only issue is how the pages are attached. I used to be a real die hard about always buying the 3-ring binder style cases that could have pages added/removed/rearranged, but these days, I don't mind the permanent pages usually. Often, these are bonded to the inside of the case and they hold up pretty well. In this case though, they are held in with 4 rivets. I found it really easy to pop the innermost page off of one of the rivets (and also to put it back on). If this case were completely filled and picked up by the handle without zipping it shut, the pages might pull off the rivets. The rivets just aren't installed tightly enough and the heads aren't very large, so they don't have a lot of holding strength. They are attached to the inner fabric of the case, but not actually through the spine.If you don't intend to abuse this case or really handle it a lot, it will probably be ok. I think for my uses, I might try to secure the pages to the spine a little better - maybe drill some holes and use binding screws, or maybe even stitch the pages in with a sewing awl. I might try to use it as-is for a while first and see how it goes though.Storage cases like this are becoming less and less common, and this one is definitely better than some I've owned, and the quilted cover is unique. I kind of like that this is a smaller capacity than most of the cases I have - they are mostly 240-400 disc cases and the upper end of that is just WAY too much weight and bulk. 160 discs is a good manageable size, if you think you'll outgrow that, buy 2!

I had a huge storage bin full of older movies & needed to simplify my storage method. Decided to ditch the dvd cases & put all of the discs into a storage binder. This can hold 160 dvds, so it was perfect for my large collection.The outer case is a quilted material with what appears to be a sturdy zipper. The inside storage sheets gave me pause for concern as they consist of a very thin, lightweight backer material with an equally lightweight plastic pocket stamped onto its surface, creating four separate pockets on each page. One of the sheets wasn’t fully attached to the top rivet in the binder, but I was able to press it into place myself. Doing so made me realize how easily a fully loaded sheet might come free from the rivets, so handle with care.Each pocket only holds one disc, the fit is good & snug, so no piggybacking with this. I was able to transfer my entire movie collection with some room to spare.I can’t speak to the durability of this case, only time will tell how the sheets hold up to being flipped back & forth & having the discs removed & reinserted. The outer case seems like it’ll be able to handle the wear & tear a little more easily. Decent case for $23 though. Love that it holds so many discs; outer case is good; inner sheets could be better; 4/5 stars for flimsy nature of sheets. I’ll update this review if it fails to meet expectations over time.