TekNmotion TM-CD120B1 120 CD/DVD Black on Black Carry Case - OEM

Pros: Price Holds all my driver and install discs, as well as Xbox games

Cons: Zipper feels a little cheap - but can't really complain for the price, and I have yet to actually run into problems with it. I'm just betting that the zipper will be the first to go when it does start showing it's age.

Pros: The backing of the binder is solid. It seems to possibly be cardboard but it's very thick and sturdy. It could be a plastic though, but I don't want to bend it to find out because if it's cardboard it won't bend back. This binder is very large. I'm sure it can fit more pages for more discs and it's sturdy enough do so. There is also a mesh pocket inside on the left. They provide you CD index sheet for you to fill out in order to keep your discs organized. The two straps do a good job of keeping the pages stable. This wallet is as good of quality as any other out there and its looks along with its capacity to price ratio is hard to compete with. I will definitely be buying a couple more of these. Dropping the 6 dollar shipping and handling to free shipping made the case go from a great deal to an outstanding one.

Cons: If you plan on filling the 400 disc slots all at once... make sure you put aside a little bit of time... You have to tear out a perforated V shaped strip covering each CD slot. Don't rush this too much... the plastic on the pages like that of any CD wallet could rip if you apply too much force. This isn't enough of a con to warrant a lower rating as I am sure leaving those strips for you to tear out yourself keeps the price of the wallet lower because the manufacturer doesn't have to pay for someone or a machine to remove the strips for you.

Overall Review: I have done a very extensive search for a storage wallet/case that is of good quality, good price, able to hold a large amount of discs. I have spindles of discs and movies stacked on top of each other. I didn't want to purchase a CD wallet with a low storage capacity and end up replacing my stacks of discs with stacks of CD wallets. This really is the best bang for your buck out there and it's a nice clean look as well.

Pros: Good and Cheap. Leather kind of case.

Cons: Have to tear off the V-shaped vinil so that you can stick your CD in for each CD place.

Pros: My case fits all 120 discs.

Cons: Only problem is that sometimes it is hard to get the CDs in when there is one on the other side of the page, this is to be expected, however.

Overall Review: At the moment I have the cast 80-90% full and it closes with space available for the rest of it.

Pros: Really good at holding 60 CDs/DVDs...

Cons: They advertise that it can hold 120 CD/DVD, but I tried putting 120 blank disks in and was unable to turn the pages. The middle flaps were basically vertical and there was no way to lay them flat, which made taking those disks out very difficult. Worked a lot better after I took out half the disks.

Pros: Holds lots of Cd's/DVD's.

Cons: Ripping out plastic inserts is a bother. The pages bind when turning pages. The zipper is difficult to use.

Overall Review: 400 CD are heavy.

Pros: This is the least expensive CD/DVD storage option I have found. The 3-ring binder is great for growing collections or if you want to add or remove pages. Good looking leatherette cover over heavyweight cardboard filler. Even when fully loaded you can grab this off a shelf by the spine and it doesn't flop around.

Cons: As other reviewers have indictated the plastic pages are pretty lightweight. Rough handling WILL result in ripped binder holes and torn pages. Also, the "O" rings on a few on my units (I own 6 of them) tend to open slightly when you try to flip more than about 10 loaded pages at a time. This can also result in torn holes.

Overall Review: I wouldn't mind paying a bit more for slightly heavier-duty pages. I'd also like to see this come with "D" rings rather than "O" rings.

Pros: The plastic holders fit a DVD in them, and the binder could actually hold up to about 200 DVDs fine.

Cons: Do NOT purchase this product if you intend on filling it, when either side of the binder is entirely full, the metal rings REFUSE to close, and often times when I put the binder down the rings will burst open and drop a few of the pages of DVDs out so the next time i go to open it they just fall. A seriously terrible purchase.