📀 Penlonda Disc Storage Solution: 400 Capacity Binder Sleeves Carrying Case for CD DVD and Bluray Review

I managed to merge 2 folders into one. The sleeves feel a bit cheap so they might not last long if you don't treat them carefully. The only slight downside is that it's so big that the pages don't lay flat. They don't look like a three ring binder like some do. They are made in a spine. But he really can withstand a lot! Completely filled out. Managed to free up space on the shelf. Good sturdy handle. I would buy this again.

I have bought many disc cases in my life as I keep all my physical media in them and this is one of the cheapest cases I have. I knew I would be disappointed even before I opened the box as it arrives flat meaning there are no metal rings to hold the pages. The pages and plastic are SUPER thin and feel like they might come loose if you don't turn the pages carefully. .If it actually stays together and never fails, I would say it won't cost more than $6.99 due to its poor quality.

This item served its purpose. I bought 2 and immediately bought another one. I needed them as I am moving house and had a brilliant idea that I could use them instead of packing my entire DVD/CD collection and they would be a lot easier to transport. I've filled two and I agree it's harder to fit in the inner corner pockets when it fills up. I just kept it straight, took my time and inserted it. It would have gotten a five star rating if it wasn't for that little annoyance. Other than that I'm…

Supplied folded. It stands upright after being partially filled. When full, it stands securely. When you zip the zip around the case, the end of the zip extends about 6 inches outside the case. You never have to strain to grab the zipper. The slots are covered with a cloth that has never damaged my discs. When you take out the disc, you can fold half of the page as a bookmark. To add discs, turn it clockwise for easier loading (thanks, Tara J.). The materials it is made of are good if treated…

This is a great, affordable choice if you have a large music or CD collection. I myself needed two of these to tidy up my DVD collection. My only complaint is that once you start filling it to around 85-90% it becomes difficult to fit more drives in. The body of all sides makes the space very narrow after it fills up. Aside from this great product and I would say you could easily post 300 with no problems and the pages wouldn't stretch out. But to be honest I would pay the price for 300 pocket.

These are real winners! Compared to many others I have I feel like there are no downsides. The price is comparatively very moderate. Personally, the goal is to save a lot of space. Compared to more than a dozen other brands, they are packaged in the most practical way. Packaging many VCDs, CDs, and DVDs is wasteful. So where you might have 400 discs in a very small space, you can start with a fivefold increase in volume. The packaging is a simple clear plastic bag. The storage unit comes with…

Bought these to organize and store DVDs. It doesn't look like much, but feels rather light and thin compared to similar Case Logic models I've bought in the past. The main downside, and I knew it before buying but now I regret the purchase, is the fact. that pages are permanently mounted. Since I've added titles to my catalogue, it's a blessing to be able to just take out the pages and add a few more blank ones to organize everything more or less alphabetically. Not this case. The pages are…