Case Logic CDE-48 48 Capacity Heavy Duty CD Wallet, Black

More convenient but larger than a box.

No issues

The CD case quite simply does what its supposed to do. Outside: The exterior is hard, so you can expect a good amount of protection for your CDs. Its definitely minimalistic. Speaking to the built in handgrip a user described below – I certainly didnt get that, though its not uneasy to grip. Inside: The interior portion dedicated to housing the CDs is made of thin plastic, so I wouldnt say this product is averse to long term erosion. Overall: Good, cheap product. Would recommend for anyone who doesnt need a top of the line case for their CDs, but is looking for the general functionality.

The case is awesome its real slim ,probably 1.5 inches thick once full. The case its self has a nice hard rubber like feel. I bought one for myself. Then family member liked it so much I ended up buying 2 more.

OK, so I havent given up my CDs for an all digital collection — so sue me. But I finally decided to offload all the jewel cases that take up so very much room. I didnt want a GIANT wallet that I couldnt lift, so I was thrilled to find these Case Logic wallets at a 72-disc capacity for $12/13. Heres the thing... the case is great. But my god it smells. Now while I was reading reviews of other cases I noticed that someone somewhere made a comment about a case smelling and off-gassing, and I thought — well thats just ridiculous. I was wrong. Yes, these things are far from natural products, but the smell... its like a mix of petroleum and death. Its not even an interesting kind of bad. And when one buys three of the things like I did, the smell is compounded. I thought, Surely these things will smell better in a day or so. Nope. I finally got out the Febreeze, lined the cases up, sprayed them down on one side, let it dry, flipped, sprayed, dried, flipped, sprayed, dried, flipped, sprayed and dried again. Theyre relatively none offensive now, though Ive stored them in my stereo cabinet and am curious to see how it smells when I open the doors or, pray tell, what will happen if I leave one of these things in my car on a warm day. All that said, Im happy with the size, shape, and sturdiness of the case. :)

I was looking for some CD case to secure my PS4 game cds while traveling and I found this. I liked this case as it’s of good quality and it save space and easily store 40+ cds.

I was looking for a case to put my complete series DVDs in and this was the perfect size. Unfortunately, when I put my DVDs in it, I noticed that they were scratched. Some of the felt from the sleeves was sticking to the bottom of some of the DVDs. I ended up returning it and buying plastic individual cases instead. It wasnt worth getting my new DVDs scratched.

Definitely not what I would call heavy duty, but it is sturdy and well made. All of the discs fit comfortably in the product which is easy to zip up. Recommended.

I picked up a couple of these to hold some TV series DVD collections when the 40+ discs in the collections came sardined in a couple of small cases (literally discs double stacked on each spindle). I got the 72 sleeve wallet to allow some breathing room after Id read that when full, the 48 sleeve was pretty snug that it might be easier to bork a disc or two. My discs are now safe and the empty cases are sitting in the collection for show. Thanks, Case Logic.

The Good: The slightly reflective metallic blue color is very attractive, as is the case molding; which seems to be made of a stiff rubber that is soft to the touch. The zipper is sturdy, works smoothly and is attached to the case quite well. You can shake this case like a maraca, but once the CDs are inside their sleeves and the case zipped close nothing will slide loose. Theres some room at the back/bottom of the case to fit CD literature (theres no pocket, these will simply lay loose). The Bad: Lightly pressed/glued rather than stitched sleeves. The sleeves are not made for heavy-duty use; so if youre a DJ, or serious music lover wholl be sliding CDs in and out multiple times a day I would suggest a Slappa hard body case instead - you get what you pay for. The Ugly: Case arrived smelling like it had marinated in a cigarette factory prior to shipment. Im not sure if the smell is from the materials that the case is made of or if the case was somehow exposed to something adverse. Sadly the smell is so strong that its nauseating, but it isnt worth the hassle of returning. My hope is that this is an anomaly and that most buyers wont experience the same issue. - If it werent for the cigarette smell I would have rated this with 4 stars. Overall: A functional and good-looking (dare I say sleek) storage option for the average user - that is priced reasonably.