DVA20 Koskin DVD Album (20-Disc Capacity)

by Case Logic

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 8 x 2.5 x 9.5 inches
• Shipping Weight: 2 pounds
• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B00000J4CX
• Item model number: DVA20
• Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (11 customer reviews)
• Discontinued by manufacturer: Yes
• Date first available at Amazon.com: June 1, 1999

Product Description

Amazon.com Product Description

This DVD album by Case Logic holds up to 20 discs, or 10 discs and 10 booklets. The soft, protective pockets are easy to insert the discs into and afford strong protection for the delicate DVD surface. Made of durable, high-quality, leatherlike Koskin with foam padding for maximum protection, this DVD case is easy to both carry and store. It comes with a lifetime warranty from Case Logic.

From the Manufacturer

This compact 3-ring binder holds 20 DVDs in soft, protective pockets with ProSleeve technology and features a front pocket to hold movie titles. The album cover is made of durable high-quality leather-like Koskin with foam padding for maximum protection. The cover is adorned with elegant saddle detailing, and the album itself is expandable to 25 pages using refill pages.

Features

• Compact design, 3-ring binder
• Holds 20 DVDs in soft protective pockets featuring ProSleeve technology
• Convenient front pocket to hold movie titles
• Durable high-quality leather-feel Koskin and foam padding for ultimate protection of DVDs
• Elegant saddle detailing
• Expandable to 25 pages

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

39 of 39 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Space saving DVD Storage. Perfect to use with Portable DVD., November 12, 1999

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Russell R. (Oklahoma City, OK) - See all my reviews

This review is from: DVA20 Koskin DVD Album (20-Disc Capacity) (Electronics)

I now have two of these and I'm getting ready to order two more. They store 20 DVDs in about the same space as 5 in their plastic cases. Each sleeve has a clear pocket on the front to insert the cover art so it is easy to find the movie your looking for. We take ours with us on trips with our portable DVD player. There is no way that we could fit 20 DVDs in our carry-on bag without this case.

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic! Though not quite as spacy as it says, January 7, 2003

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David J. Huber "Addicted to books!" (New York, NY United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: DVA20 Koskin DVD Album (20-Disc Capacity) (Electronics)

I love these cases, and have a few of them, and will get more. No real complaints with them - sure reduced the amount of shelf space my DVDs required, and allows me to organize by genre. The sleeves are held in a 3-ring binder, so they can be pulled out and re-arranged, too, so if you like to keep your DVDs alphabetically, you can pop a new CD into the stream without having to move every DVD like one would have to with the stupid other caselogic cases that don't have removable pages. The material is strong adn well made. I very much like the leather look and feel of the case, and they look sharp on the shelf. The zippers are strong and well formed, the rivets are good, the binder material is sturdy. These babies will last for a good long time.

My only complaint with this case - and also the 10 DVD holder from caselogic - is that they really don't hold that many without bulging or overpacking. I figure the 20 DVD holder averages about 18 discs, and the 10 holder gets 8 or 9. Figure it this way - I have 8 of these holders. One holder when I bought it was missing 5 sleeves. But even though I started 5 sleeves less I should have, it doesn't matter, becuase after filling all the holders to their capacity, I have about 20 sleeves left over that I can't use, becuase the case holders aren't big enough to hold as many DVDs as they say.

The other caveat is that they have no place in which to put a label to let you know what's inside them. I thought of putting stickers onthem, but realized that open and closing them would eventually force the stickers to come undone, and look ugly. So what I did, and I recommend this to you, is to make small cardstock labels with the contents of the case (I sort mine by genre, so mine say "Action" or "Science fiction", and each genre has it's own color scheme, etc. I did not put the movie names on the labels, cuz one never knows when one will need to move a movie to another case to make room for another, eh?), and then tied some string to them and put the string through the hole in the zipper handle. This system works wonderfully, and if you make really nice cards for them, they look good, too.

For those two reasons, I only give these 4 stars.

Those caveats aside, these are wonderful - the sleeves have room to put the front page or other amterials from the DVD, space for the disc itself (they can even fit 2 DVDs in them, for those double DVD sets like Star Wars). They reduced my shelving needs by about 80%, and for that, it's worth the cost,... And it's way easier to carry 20 DVDs in one package, then 20 plastic DVD containers.

Buy these, get your life in order, and open some space in your house.

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Almost perfect, October 7, 2000

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R. WHITTEN "rick_whitten" (Fresno, CA USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: DVA20 Koskin DVD Album (20-Disc Capacity) (Electronics)

CaseLogic has set the standard for media storage, and this continues the tradition. A few tweaks are needed, however. I am certain that I will soon fill the 20 slots. Therefore, it would be helpful to have a clear plastic sleeve on the spine for inserting a title or index to avoid having to open each case in search of a specific disk. The graphics sleeves are small enough that considerable trimming of the original case graphics is needed. Actually, I would prefer that the DVD companies would make their graphics more easily adaptable to the album rather than the other way around.