DV2R07CL - Double (2-Disc) DVD Empty Replacement Cases with Wrap Around Sleeve - Slim (7mm) - Clear - (10 Pack)

Good & strong DVD'S case's.

PRO: Rounded outer corner makes your DVD title still legible in narrower format even though 1/2 thinner than original packaging. You can mostly read even the widest-fastest-deepest spine-filling print which is important--to be able still to read the titles of your collection, as displayed on the shelf. (Former catalogue librarian here.) Obviously titles that are in narrow fonts and centered on the spine fit perfectly legibly in the narrower case, looking quite elegant on your shelf, once you trim an 1/8" off both sides of the insert, with trusty single-edge razor blade and a ruler. The plastic "dust jacket" is plenty smoooth and thick enough, NOT fragile like the cellophane wrap on cheap flimsy cases. I have several double DVDs (typically movie w/extras on a separate disc) that are simply taking up too much unwarranted space, and these cases are the solution to that problem.CON: There was some slight warpage on some cases, some cases don't lie absolutely flat, perhaps from being stored under pressure in some slightly crooked position, but not enough to prevent my using these sturdy ergonomic cases.NOTA BENE: The items shipped from 1 STOP OUTLET are not exactly as pictured; the discs face each other in the middle of both right and left leaves of the case, not raked on upper left and lower right as shown. I actually prefer the 2 discs stored this way, both in the middle of the case.

I am surprised that amazon asked me to write a review for this product. I am not big on words so I will be brief. These holder hold to discs in 1/2 the space a standard case is. I had been a collector but of late I am selling off as much as I can. Anything I can convert to digital I am. I feel digital is the future. Look at Amazon stream and netflix and you understand what I mean. But there are some discs I wish to keep and these are great for those. You can add art but I just put the discs facing out. Why waste the paper? But I probably have 2 thousand discs. I am selling them off on amazon for pennies on a dollar. That's life. If something where to happen to me I don't want to burden my family with getting rid of more than they have to. The kids are teens so all the discs and tapes they watched I am selling. But these are great for those you want to keep. Funny thing my wife said about 8 years ago. She said "I hear that soon we will be able to download any movie to our TV." I laughed at her. Who is stupid now? I want to know who she thinks will win the next Superbowl and what the spread will be. You never know.

I ordered these because a few box sets i have purchased have the generic teeth that hold the DVD n place and some arrive broken or they just break after awhile and these are better made than the boxset DVD cases (most cases)and they don't have the cheap plastic dvd holder inside they have the circle with finger press they also have the sleeve on the outside so if u r buying them to replace a broken case you can slide the box sets artwork right into this case.tjese are the slim cases so be sure thats what your boxset uses if thats the reason for purchases.overall these are good and do what they r supposed to do and better price than I could find on the auction site

These are great for combining a movie and its sequel in about a quarter the space the two cases required before. The labels need to be trimmed or folded over a bit at the ends (just a couple mm either side), but then you can let the label for Part II show through on the inside of the clear case.On the downside, out of the 10-pack, the outer sleeve tore partially loose from the case on three of them, which seems a little high. A bit of clear packing tape does a reasonable job jury-rigging it back together; just remember to tuck it carefully into the grooves on the edge so that the case will close properly.

So, here's a two DVD holder that cuts the depth of an average 1 disc box in half... then adds space for ANOTHER disc, essentially quartering your DVD box space. Essentially: 100 DVDs can be cut to half the space and less. Clear cases hold peripheral inserts and stuff (ok, you may need to trim off a bout .25") and it looks much better for it. Get your shelf space real estate back!

These were exactly what I ordered. I found it a little unpractical that the plastic sleeve passed thru from top to bottom. When I insert the cover art that I made it just fell out the bottom. It's an easy fix to tape in your artwork. But I was expecting more of a pocket than a tunnel. The disks are held in firmly. The case has offset positions. The case seems to close securely. Parents loved getting their homemade DVD of our wedding in the mail.

These cases served their main purpose--to save space. However, the center "button" that holds the discs in place is pretty basic and not one that you have to push to get the disc out. It doesn't hold the DVD very securely and the case is kinda flimsy so when you open the case the DVD on the left side falls out. Every time.I wouldn't recommend if you are rough with your movies or you have children opening and closing the cases.