📁 Maxell 190150 50ct CD/DVD Sleeve: Protect and Organize Your Media Review

at first i thought it was memorex which are almost thick nice in transparent form just expensive but cheaper than memorex

I like the quality. I wish they were even better if they had holes to insert into the CD/DVD folder, although some may find it dated.

Used for cataloging stamps and craft stamps. They are quite strong and are excellent for this purpose. I can't tell how they work with real DVDs.

Similar packaging but different product. I ordered Maxell but I had to order Memorex. The latter is thicker in variety. The first is too thin. For some it may not matter, but for me it is important.

Great product. Three DVDs could be put in one envelope. The plastic is durable, transparent disc viewing window and excellent protection for your multimedia files. Excellent value for money compared to paper cases or hard case products.

These are great brackets. I buy them and use them in "complete series" DVD sets. DVD production is getting cheaper these days, especially for full production sets. They remove the disc sleeve (and only use the text and maybe 1 color on the disc to save on ink costs), use eco-friendly sleeves and give you folded or stacked DVDs. Holder. They hold the discs in place very well and prevent the discs from touching to avoid scratching them.

At first I thought it was Memorex, they are almost thick, beautiful in transparent form, only expensive but cheaper than Memorex

Similar packaging but different product. I ordered Maxell but I had to order Memorex. The latter is thicker in variety. The first is too thin. For some it may not matter, but for me it is important.

Great product. You could actually put three DVDs in one case. The plastic is durable, transparent disc viewing window and excellent protection for your multimedia files. Great value compared to paper sleeves or hard case products.

We use these DVD cases to store flat metal stamps that we use in card making and paper making. I cut out a piece of cardboard that fits inside the sleeve and put the stamps inside. If there are many tiny crystal pieces, I can add a piece of thin magnetic material (vent caps). Instead of using the slot in the DVD case to attach the flap, I cut off the corners of the flap a bit and tucked them into the envelope. The sleeves come folded vertically in a box. This works really well for storing…