Customer Reviews

Case Logic DVP-10 Album Refill 4-DVD Page (5-Pack)

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Ok - I only get 5 pages for $11.99. My DVB80 came with 20 pages to start with - and the album for $29.99. So - if I wanted 20 pages to use in my many albums - then it would cost me $47.96 (4 x $11.99 refill cost)!!!!

I could purchase 2 NEW DVB80 albums for $59.98, get 40 refill pages and get 2 binders to use for other purposes!!!

Does Case Logic think it's customers are idiots???

I agree that this is the best DVD refill page I have seen available. They fit two different types of bindings; the band-type and also the standard 3-ring. However, I was fooled into thinking there were 10 refill pages in the package. Would that be too much to ask at this price? Apparently so because there are only 5 pages in this package. That makes room for 10 title notes and 20 discs. I still can't figure out why the DVD storge cases cost more than the CD cases do. Binders are still the best way to go if you have a ton of DVDs, for sure, if not the most economical. -1 star for price.

These DVD pages are the best I have seen. The great thing about them is that the cover of the DVD will fit in the display pocket by simply folding it in half (I speak of conventional covers used on the plastic dvd cases.) Other brands I have tried are a little too small and require cutting to size. These pages also hold 4 DVDs and some other brands only hold 2. This product is superior to all on the market that I have seen. I want to give it 5 stars, however, I find the price to be a little high. You pay almost as much for a new case with pages in it as you do for the refill pages. I wasn't happy with that.

After much research I settled on the Case Logic DVD Wallet (140 Capacity) and refill pages to add to the capacity. The price was way less expensive then any others on the market and I am thrilled with the quality and ease of use (it even stands up to my 2 year old's flipping through)...I highly recommend this line for anyone looking to organize and/or save space with their DVD collection.

This is the only available refill for my 320 disc case. The funny thing is, if you go carrying it around by the handle, the openings are pointed DOWNwards. It is aggravating at the least when the case is zippered closed and you open it to find all your discs have slid down to the edge and you have to put them all back in the slot, and hazardous to your discs at the worst. You could open your case and have discs fall all over the place. I once lifted the unzipped case to hand to a friend to pick out a movie after just getting the refills, and it started raining discs across the floor.

DO NOT BUY if you are a videophile or a musicophile.

These aren't exactly what I was hoping for, but they serve the purpose well enough.

I wouldn't even bother buying the binder that these go in, they fit great in a standard 3 ring binder.

They are charging $1.80 for each page. In the original binder they charged $0.57 a page, PLUS you got a binder.

It doesn't take a math wizard to figure out that these extra pages are WAY overpriced.

I love the Case Logic binders, and have 5 of them. I just wish extra pages were priced reasonably...

I'm glad that Case Logic has extra pages to purchase as I would not want to buy a whole new book just for a few movies. Thanks.

They are really nice, however, they are not what I expected. I was wanting the ones with 4 holders on each side and these only have them on one side.

They are indistinguishable from the ones that were in the binder from the factory. These extra pages pushed the binder to the limit of what it could hold, there's no way I could put another package of sleeves into the one I used these on.

It's certainly a lot cheaper than buying yet another binder.