Customer Reviews

Case Logic CDW-128 128 Capacity Classic CD Wallet (Black)

5 star:		(19)
4 star:		(5)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(3)

 

 

I totally love this Cd Wallet- it is not too big and not too small. The construction of this piece is very sturdy. I've owned this for a while now and it still looks new. The color is a classic, the only problem I have with it is that the CD pockets are very flimsy other than that the exterior of this piece is unbelievable. I love it!!! I actually bought another one, oh another note do be careful because the if you don't handle the zipper with care it tends to get caught. But nothing major :)

This is most definatley a great product. I have owned an old CDW-64 holder and I bought a new one about a year ago the same style as this CDW-128. Both are extremley sturdy and have held up quite well even with the abuse I put them through. I just bought this product and find it equal to the quality of those. While padding could be a little better to prevent CD scratching, it comes as close to perfect as possible and is definatley a great buy.

I have case logic CD wallets from 7+ years ago that are still in good shape...despite the abuse I put them through. I bought this one only because of CD collection expansion. I find simply wiping off the outside cover with a wet sponge keeps it clean. The nylon covers really hold up over time. Remember- the "128 cd capacity" refers to CDs without their accompaning booklets. It's really 64 CDs with booklets.

Nice product before they decided to save a few pennies - I have purchased seven, but now it is made with out the handle - so if that was part of the atraction of this case, note that the discription says 'sturdy padded handle' -- NOT!
5 STARS if it still had the handle or if you don't need one.

I have put this case through some abuse, mostly throwing it around unzipped completely full among other things, and it has never scratched a DVD, had a sleeve rip, and the zipper still works wonderfully. I have since bought a second smaller one and have been happy with that one too.

This is one great price, if your looking for a case get it!
Don't be throwing this around or letting it be in a car where your feet go-it can rip.
Overall it's great quality, keeps cd's clean, good looks, durable-highly reccommend.!

This CD/DVD holder is great. It can hold 128 cds and they are all in one place.

I picked this piece not for our music CDs or our movie DVDs, but for all the operating manuals and CDs that our house and office have gotten overloaded with.

It has been the greatest organizing I've done in a long while. All the CDs and operating manuals are now zipped into one place. Need to re-load a program? I can find the CD, the code, and the booklet in a snap.

No more pawing through desk drawers, thinking, "It's in here somewhere."

Burning stacks of discs and need storage? These big black binder will do the job at a good price. The pages are big and floppy. They nylon covers not too ridgid or too thick. Are there better quality albums out there? No doubt. Is there a cheaper way to acceptably store stacks of discs? I doubt it. This sure beats leaving them in piles all over the place.

I already have 2 of these binders that I bought a few years ago, and I use them to store all of my DVD's. I either dispose of the original cases or put them in storage - unless the case looks really cool, like the one that holds all 10 seasons of Stargate SG-1 :)

The whole point of purchasing these binders is to save space. Hey, these binders aren't just to store CD's! And trust me, it's a lot easier to organize DVD's in this type of binder rather than organize them on a large bookshelf. Not convinced? Time to close your eyes and use your visualization skills. Imagine storing 128 DVD's in their original cases - or even in the skinny cheapo cases - on a bookshelf, as you stack them side by side. That's a lot of DVD's, huh? Now. Imagine one binder containing 128 DVD's sitting on one end of the bookshelf... so lonely... so desperate for company. OK, so I'm sounding dorky, but I'm sure that you get the idea ;)

And what if you are moving to a new apartment? Easy packing, and you don't have to reorganize your DVD collection all over again on the bookshelf. It's already done!

Here is how I organize my DVD's: First, I number each binder, then I create a spreadsheet for each binder. The spreadsheet shows each movie or series titles, and where each disc is located. Voila! Looking for "As Good As It Gets"? It's in binder number 3, page 8. Looking for Season 3, disc 2 of "Frasier"? It's in binder 2, page 21. Ta-da!

You can organize your titles however you want: by genre, by series, alphabetically, etc.