Maxtek 5.2mm CD Case, Slim Single Clear PP Poly Plastic Cases with Outer Sleeve, 100 Pack.

These disc cases are really nice because they greatly reduce the amount of space our cds take up. They're clear, so you can make your own covers. They're not flimsy like the sleeves, but they're slim and not too brittle, so they don't crack like the full cases. If you got a bulk disc collection, i would definitly recommend these

Absolutely the best case on the market. Pliable and don't break. Very good price especially if you have Amazon Prime and don't have to pay shipping charges. Buying them from other sources will cost you nearly twice as much when you figure in their shipping charges.

It's very easy to handle.

I used these to replace broken CD cases. I really like the outside covers so I can add the inserts. They are thin & cut the space taken by the other cases by half. They seem sturdy & I'm hoping they will work for a long time.

These are awesome CD cases---though not for anyone who has a difficult time with their hands (arthritis etc). They are a little difficult to open but well worth the protection they give your CD's. Believe me, these will NOT fall open, leaving your CD's to tumble to the floor! Very thin, too---they do not take up much room. It doesn't look like they will crack, as the material is a little more pliable than the regular hard plastic cases. I would definitely recommend paying the little extra for these----well worth it to protect your media!

I've been using these to economically contain my CD's I can insert printed pages in the front and behind the insert panel.

A nice, high quality CD slim case that I had to return. One of the questions that was answered incorrectly is, Will this fit a CD back cover art or rear tray art ? Someone replied yes, so I ordered it. But once it arrived it was obvious this does not fit the back tray paperwork, unless you fold it up. So despite the high quality of this item, I had to return it. Now if you do not mind folding or tossing your back tray paperwork on your CD then this will work for you. As it does fit the front cover art on the outside and a small booklet on the inside of the case.

So I know its 2019 & everything's gone digital, but I like to support my local music shop & it saves me money on music, so I've ended up with more than I have space for in my car. I also don't like to store my bought CDs in books bc they tend to damage them over (not that much) time. Alas, looked into storage options, found these and voila! Super space savings! These cases are a little bendy but seem more resilient than traditional jewel cases. It has secure placement without worrying about breaking the CD trying to get it off the hub. The case closures are totally sufficient too. I had to trim down the back artwork a little to make it fit so the artist/name would line up on the spine. Most of the front inserts/lyric booklets fit in the clips inside the case but a few were really thick & I had some difficulty making it work. The point is that they're slim cases so I'm not mad about it. Been using them for about a month and a half now; I don't foresee any issues, and def recommend. Went ahead and transferred some of my console games, too. In the pics, the slim-cased items are next to their original cases