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What I Expected | Nylon 336-Disc CD Wallet (Black)

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	• Nylon 336-Disc CD Wallet (Black) Caselogic Caselogic average customer review:based on 147 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Flimsy material and may not hold up in the long run.

These work for me for the time being, but the material is very flimsy and may not hold up for a long time. I think you can find better ones for the same price.

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So much more attractive than displaying all your CDs in the cases. I had a tough time parting with the cases, but I took out all of the inserts with all of the CD info and put them in the slots with the CDs. It was easy to fit both the inserts and the CDs if the inserts weren't too thick. For the thicker ones, I used it's own sleeve.

What I Expected

Useful storage for CD's and DVD's. This product is worth the money but is nothing special.

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Not as good as it used to be, but still good.

I love CaseLogic's CD wallets. They are the best out there. I've bought them before, so I'll use my previous experience with these products in my review.

The upside: This has the features I require.
- Lots of room
- Zips up to close fully
- "Fast-file pockets" allow temporary storage at the front of the book
- Handle
- Removable pages
- Pages lay flat

The downside: It could definitely be better (most of this compares the product to the previous version).
- "Fast-file pockets" used to be removable; now they are not.
- There used to be a spot for a label on the spine; now there is not.
- Overall poor quality compared to the previous version.
- Binder design only works with CaseLogic's "patented ProSleeve pages".
- Binder design only allows you to remove pages from the front of the book. That means that, if you want to add a page to the back, you have to take out every page and then put them all back in.

Despite the negatives, I believe this product is the best the market has to offer right now, especially in the category of very large CD books. The handle is durable, it zips up fully and the sleeves are removable. Also, the product provides an overall good solution to the problem of CD storage in a way that keeps CDs accessible and manageable. These are the most important aspects to me.

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excellent storage for the serious film or music collector

I've been using Case Logic "wallets" to store my films for several years now and am very pleased. While it is true that the system that holds the pages can be a pain when you need to re-arrange your CDs or DVDs, it is in every other way a huge improvement over the typical 3-ring binder. These pages WILL stay in place and never tear, come hell or high water.

I have five 336-disc cases and three of the 216-disc cases (and three 3-ring binders which I am replacing- I really dislike them). It's a tough call deciding which size wallet to choose, assuming you need the storage; it's difficult to turn down the extra space as they sell for about the same price. This is a significant cost difference, as two of the larger cases hold more discs total than three of the smaller ones. But the larger one is a bit cumbersome and awkward and it can be difficult to get started opening the zipper. The 216-disc case is clearly easier to open, close, carry, and work with.

But both are excellent products. They show no wear and tear after years, and there is no other system that can safely pack more films into so little space. If my cases were full, I would have over 2300 DVDs on 40 inches of shelf space- that's more than 50 DVDs per inch!! [NOTE: These numbers assume that you are not using up space in the case for cover art or any of the material that accompanies store-bought music or films.]

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