📀 Clear Media Storage Bag for DVDs, Blu-Rays, Video Games, VHS (40 DVD Capacity) | Made Easy Kit with Dividers (Black, Pack of 4) Review

I have LOTS of DVDs. I'm moving and needed to find something that was easy to pack, had a lot of space and could protect my DVDs during storage. They met all my needs. I like the clear plastic design because I can see exactly what's inside each one. Good value for money.

No matter how you insert the DVD, they are loose (including impressions). The picture gives the impression that they are facing forward for easy access; it's not like this. Face-to-face handling leads to loose/careless storage; Side paths lead to tighter storage, but this is inconvenient; Spine Up just works a little better. They weren't super expensive, but they weren't "cheap" either. I've been waiting for a better storage solution.

These Clear Media Bluray and DVD/Bluray cases have them, as do a few others. let me explain. It's only 2 pieces at 0.04 cents each in clear or black plastic but they make a big difference. And they don't affect the number of Blu-ray and DVD discs you can put in it. If you don't have dividers and you bring a blur bag, imagine the films falling to one side and the others to the other. You could toss them in a clear duffel bag because without those dividers, there's nothing to hold the shape of…

I have a large collection of movies and TV shows on DVD and VHS. I organize both DVDs and videotapes and this allows me to sort and classify them. The size of the DVD allows me to use it for video cassettes as well. I have videos that I have transferred to DVD, videos that I have yet to transfer to DVD, etc. It's great for sorting and transporting different groups to different places in my house, as well as storing DVDs.

No matter how you insert DVDs, they are inserted freely (also by pressing). The picture gives the impression that they are facing forward for easy access; it's not like this. Face-to-face handling leads to loose/careless storage; Side paths lead to tighter storage, but this is inconvenient; Spine Up just works a little better. They weren't super expensive, but they weren't "cheap" either. I've been waiting for a better storage solution.