Customer Reviews

Koskin CD Organizer (200/100-Capacity)

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My CD collection is too extensive to display in jewel cases, so I use these guys to save space. Have not been able to find a better product yet, but this one could use a couple of improvements - one, thinker linear notes are indeed too hard to fit in, two - my CDs are sorted alphabetically, I'd like to be able to move pages around when I add a CD or get rid of some. CaseLogic figured that out with DVDx20 case, why not here?

No surprises here - functional and works well for my needs, storage compartments seem to be non-abrasive on the CDs. My one suggestion would be for the CD pages to be removable, so that one can rearrange/reorganize one's collection more easily. As it stands, the plastic 3 ring binder post does not open to allow pages to be removed and shuffled around.

I got to the point in my cd collection that i had so many cd jewel cases i didn't know what to do with them. These Caselogic binders are the perfect answer. The amount of space you save is enormous, plus, how else could you transport 200 cd's around, you would need a big box if you still kept them in a jewel case. I have the leather covering instead of the Koskin, I think it looks a bit better. Either way though, if you have a lot of cd's this is the best binder out there.

We have found these very convenient for storing and transporting CDs. The only drawback is that liner notes with more than a few pages are a very tight fit and I have had to trim some of them to keep them from buckling in the case.

I got one of these a little while ago and they are awesome. They hold a ton of cd's and keep them out of harms way. I've got a bunch of these lying around the house. I bring them with me all the time on trips. They're great!

i'm basically pleased with the purchase...it does what it's supposed to. the materials and construction are pretty decent and i've found that you can squeeze the slimmer liner-notes into the same sleeves as the cd's [in front of course so you don't scratch the read-side of the cd] which increases the capacity of the case. there's a flap on the inside which holds the binder in place and doubles as an interior pocket if need be. although i don't really tote cd's around with me, i'd feel confident that if i did, this case would keep them secure and unscathed. my only major criticism is that in the picture, it appears that the case uses a standard 3 d-ring binder mechanism which is not the case. you can't remove and re-insert pages which is, in my estimation, a major design flaw for obvious reasons. if you're buying this case to catalogue a big collection that pretty much stays put, i'd look into those packages of individual pages that fit ordinary binders. i would not reccommend this case for dvd's as the sleeves are too short to hold the notes which i like to keep - hell i paid for them, right?

If you back up files on CD-R/RW, these are great. I don't personally carry 200 music CD's around with me, but when buying CD's for data storage it's always a pain to have to buy jewel cases as well. This book eliminates that problem; very handy, if slightly overpriced.

How do you manage a 2000+ CD collection so that you can find what you want, but do not take up an inordinate amount of space in the process? I've found that Case Logic products are the only way to go. I own 22 Case Logic CD Wallets/Organizers, 2 of which are the Koskin faux-leather model. These products are durable (due to reinforced spines), they protect your CDs from dust and dirt (thanks to soft pocket liners that do not scratch your CDs and sturdy zipper closures), and they pack large numbers of CDs in a small space (up to 132/256). And if you have a computer, using Case Logic CD Wallets/Organizers can make it possible for you to find any CD or individual track easily and quickly. How, you ask? Give each binder a title, i.e. Greatest Hits (Vol. 1). Number each page (I use a Brother Labelmaker). Then on your computer, enter in a spreadsheet or database the artist, album title and LOCATION. That location could be shown as GRH1 (for Greatest Hits Volume 1) and Page 01 (for first page in binder). It would look like this - GRH1-P01. If you want to go down to track level, just put the artist/song title in and add T01 for track 1, T02 for track 2, etc. so it looks like this - GRH1-P01-T01. Once you've compiled your collection this way, a quick look on your computer list gets you the location of the album (or single) quickly and the binders are easy to label with today's labeller machines. Eureka! One large CD collection made manageable by Case Logic and your computer. Try it, I think you'll like the results.

This cd case is my fav so far. The cds stay in place and the end sleeves are very durable. I filled it up and the sheets moved along smoothly. It does'nt come with a small inner net or a pocket though. Another good thing about it is it's handle on it's spine and it's great leather look. great cd holder.

As a dance teacher, I need a ton of CDs. Of course you can't lug around tons of CDs in their cases. This is why this case is so practical! You can take 200 CDs with you, and it weighs almost nothing! I actually own two of these, and they are really easy to carry around. If you have a ton of CDs, and bring them a lot of places (If you are a dance teacher or travel a lot or are a DJ) these are perfect. The pages can still be flipped quickly even if they are all full. This is a great buy! I also have some cases from other companies, and this is the most lightweight and easy to carry of them all. I'd definately recommend this.