iLogic 520 JUMBO Capacity Quality leather PU Vinyl Compact Disc CD DVD Blu-Ray Nylon Media Wallet Folder Black With Assorted Trim

It ain't great, but it may work great for you.The Cons:- The construction is rather cheap, but then you're not paying for the heavy-duty 520-disc binder on sale for ~$37 ( LINKYO 520 Disc Heavy Duty CD DVD storage Binder Wallet (Frustration-Free Packaging, Black) ). The plastic sleeves of this binder are rather tissuey, and the pages aren't bound in a terribly secure way.- The binder's width is significantly less than the width of the popular heavy-duty 520-disc binder. If it were filled to capacity, you'd never be able to zip it up.- I wouldn't travel with it, if I were you.The Pros:- It's significantly less expensive than the heavy-duty binder of the same (potential) capacity. Other than that, not many pros, but there are workarounds depending on your situation...The Workarounds:- If you have a large collection, whose entries you want to keep in alphabetical order, then you never actually want to fill the binder to capacity. Otherwise, you wouldn't be able to place new entries in alphabetical order among the existing entries. If you use this binder as part of an alphabetically ordered collection contained in multiple binders, you'll always be able to zip it up.- The inside of the spine has rough screwheads which could potentially scratch either discs or the thin tissuey plastic of the disc sleeves. Cover these with grey duct tape or black electrical tape.- Store the binder on its side, rather than spine-up. That way, the page bindings will last longer.I've bought 4 of them so far and plan to buy more. I use it more for archival purposes, to contain parts of my collection that I don't expect to have to add to or access often. That way, the binder gets less wear-and-tear. I use the more expensive 520 binders as my "work horses," and off-loading the more obscure parts of my collection to the cheap binders keeps my work-horse binders full of empty slots for newer, higher-traffic additions.If you treat the binder gingerly -- zipping/unzipping, flipping pages and adding/removing discs carefully -- and if you don't travel with it, there's no reason it shouldn't last you.

OVERALL IT DOSE WHAT IS MENT FOR.LOOKS SOMEWHAT LIKE THE PICTURE.THE PROBLEMS I HAD WITH THIS ITEM WAS THAT THE ZIPPER HANGS OFF THE END LIKE A TAIL.THE ZIPPER IS ALSO NOT A VERY GOOD MATERIAL,BE CAREFUL WHEN OPENING AND CLOSING BECAUSE IT MIGHT BRAKE.ALSO WHEN FLIPPING THE PAGES WHEN THE MOVIES ARE INSIDE ALREADY IT FORMS LIKE A TYPE OF MOUNTAIN INSTEAD OF LAYING FLAT AS YOU TURN THE PAGES.LASTLY IF YOU WANT A SPECIFIC COLOR YOU HAVE TO EMAIL THEM THE COLOR YOU WANT,IF NOT THEY SEND YOU A RANDOM COLOR.

Why they would make this product I have no idea. I needed this because I was moving and wanted to cut down on my disc wallets. I only put 400 discs in the thing and the second time I picked it up all the innards ripped from the binding. Upon inspection it is very flimsy, way to flimsy to hold the amount of weight 520 discs would entail. I will keep up the search for a functional large capacity cd wallet since I have another much bigger move again in a few months.

Even though the dealer was prompt and courteous the product was not only defective, but the replacement was also defective. Soddy merchandise.

I got it today and I like it. I give my mom a DVDs and CDs case for Christmas. I was using her and she want her case back. I went order this one and help my lot. I do got lot of case with over 2,000 DVDs and over 2,000 CDs thank you so much to help me with this one.

GREAT TO KEEP YOUR DVDS OR CD SAFE

Great

It came 3 days earlier than expected but its made very cheaply. The pages are the cheapest I've ever had and they're attached so you cant even put better ones in. The zipper gets stuck, it wont close with all 520 slots filled, and the material around the zipper tore the day I got it.. this will be the last item I purchase from this company. I would have been better off just getting several 120 disk cases from walmart..