📀 Maxtek White Paper CD DVD Sleeves - 1000 Pack with Window Cut Out and Flap Review

These DVD cases offer excellent quality at an exceptional price. I have bought several times and will continue to do so in the future.

There is no problem with this product. Perfect for my needs. I run a technology service for my church and I needed something inexpensive to store our DVDs that we sell. Ideal!

The sleeves are strong enough for our use and worth the money. They come with the flaps already lowered, creating a nice crisp crease. On the other hand, they must be opened before a CD can be inserted.

Jackets/sleeves are a bit thin. Don't expect anything solid. But I think it's great value for money! You get so much for a fraction of the cost of stronger sleeves. I spend a lot of time rewriting one draft video with another before getting to the final cut for a client. This is a good way to quickly protect the disc without wasting hands and feet on the case. They look a bit cheap so if you prefer glam then these sleeves are not for you!

I've tried many of these and bought from Staples before as it saved money compared to Wal-Mart. However, finding them in bulk and seeing that I would be saving money, I went ahead and took the plunge. The build quality isn't bad, although they seem a bit lighter compared to the braces. The pads on the back that hold the crease are thinner than usual, so you have to be careful not to bend them too much. Otherwise I have no regrets and will most likely buy more.

After years of struggling with bulky and fragile CD cases, I recently decided to simply store my CDs in paper cases which saves tremendous storage space and avoids cracked or damaged CDs has to replace otherwise broken cases (which is becoming increasingly difficult as the art of making decent jewel cases seems to have been lost as the world moves away from CD format). I wanted sleeves that weren't thin or bulky and this Maxtek product was perfect for that. The mussels came quickly, the quality

Great value for money CD and DVD cases what I was hoping for, sturdy, not the very heavy paper that some people use for cataloging libraries or semi-finished data discs use. for a professional studio but great for everyday personal music mixes or photos that your friends and family will always want a copy of, saves you the hassle of using more expensive plastic cases, especially if you have teens and older who have learned how to Backs up dates and important family photos to class note discs…

These are really good heavy duty cases. I've read so many complaints about the weight of the paper in the cases being about $16 for 1000 which seems to weigh 80g so I looked for ones that were heavier on purpose. They cost just a few dollars more ($20) and were advertised as weighing 90g. The box that arrived was marked with a weight of 100g on the outside and the packaging said Premium without the weight so I don't know if I got 90g or 100g Bottom line though they are heavier than regular copy