Customer Reviews

Vaultz CD Binder Pages, 8 CD Capacity per Sheet, 25 Sheets per Box, Clear and Black (VZ01401)

5 star:		(15)
4 star:		(5)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

These cd holders are a great value! That being said, a few drawbacks:

1) CDs load from the side instead of the top

2) Pages stick out the side of the 3-ring binder

3) Page material is pretty thin

It is a lot less expensive than the other CD pages though and you can fit at least 400 cds in a 5" binder.

Using any standard 3-ring binder, you can organize your CD or DVD collection easily with these sleeves that hold 8 disks (4 in front, 4 on the reverse).

To insure the sleeves stay within the confines of the binder, make sure you get a D-ring 3-ring binder, not the O-ring type and you'll find it easier to handle.

Since these are side loading, dvds tend to slide out if you are not careful when moving.

These sheets are a great way to store CDs or DVDs in a binder which takes up a lot less room than a bulky disc file or storage box. It keeps them organized and all in one place. The pockets for the discs are fitted enough that the discs don't slide out on their own, even though the direction of the openings are to the side instead of vertical like some sleeves. They are rather large, and perfectly square pages though, so make sure you have a binder large enough to store them in.

I decided to go with the inserts instead of the fancy binders due to the fact you cannot remove the pages on most of the binders. I can't really complain; they charge you $7.50 for shipping if you buy one or four of them, so buy at least four. These are the cheapest I could find; I just wanted a place to put my cds/dvds. I don't really carry around my discs around very much, so I haven't had to deal with my discs falling out, but it would be nice if these were top-loading. If you pick up your binder spine-up, the discs do tend to fall out unless you have the entire page filled (all eight discs/page). No problem, just remember to pick up the binder spine down. It's cheap and it works.

We have used this product to ship CDs inside of 3-ring binders for several years. We ship audio CDs with our written materials as an educational product. We haven't had a single failure loading the CDs into the sleeves, and not a single complaint from our customers. It is comparable to the Avery binder sleeves, and far less expensive. This time we purchased it through an Amazon merchant. The service was outstanding.

These pages work well for cds & dvds. I don't put liner notes in these so I can't speak to whether they fit well or not, but if you're just using it for disks, it works well.

I actually prefer pages where the disks slide in from the top - these, you slide in the disk from the side. I was a little concerned they'd not be as secure, but so far it seems like the CDs will stay in ok so it's not a big deal. (I'll update this if I find out differently.)

Great items, they fit in any 3 ring binder so no need to buy expensive cases to hold your DVDs or CDs.

I ordered these because I hated the amount of room all my DVD cases took and because they were unsightly. The sleeves do what they're supposed to. However, I only gave this 3 stars is because they load from the side not top and they easily slip out a bit from movement (like turning the page). This is the biggest reason it got 3 stars since its very bothersome to always be pushing the dvds back in; next, very thin material placed between the dvds, worried about damage but so far so good; lastly, if you look at the picture, the two nearest the spine/rings get a tight fit, you really have to push them in and kinda risk damage to the dvd because of the plastic near the opening isn't completely flat, its got a mm of extra plastic that scratches dvds if not gentle/carful. Overall, good product with some design fails.

I was so happy with my first purchase of these pages, that I've since ordered 4 more packages! They are sturdy and do not damage the discs. This has been a great space saver and organizer in my home.