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DVD Binder cases, also known as CD or DVD wallets, are what many people have in mind when the terms "DVD Cases" comes up. These are the work horses of the DVD storage world. Strong elegant cases built to hold dozens and sometimes hundreds of discs in one central place.
The selection is pretty amazing. One of these binders or CD wallets is bound to fill all your media storage needs, so on this page, we chose to review some of the bestselling models for you.
Koskin DVD Binder 200 Capacity .
- The DVD binder by Koskin is a classic. It's looks black and sleek, it easily holds up to 200 discs and 92 movie title notes. You can organize and shift pages around with the Quick-Lock Moveable Page System and make the most out of the transparent nylon cells. The entire case is strong, durable and will not only last for ages, but will take good care of your media during that time.
Nylon Disc CD/DVD Wallet
- This huge disc wallet/binder can hold 264 + 16 CDs (or 132 discs, if you want to use the other side for notes). The quick-lock movable page system is present here as well, so you can carefully organize, shuffle and re-shuffle your discs, organizing them by type, dates, or any other filing system that works for you. 264 of your discs will be tightly packed and held, but an additional 16 can actually be added and placed separately for easy access. This whole binder can be heavy when loaded, and is built like a massive suitcase that can easily be moved around. Perfect for anyone who needs to carry hundreds of discs around.
Black 1000 CD/DVD Aluminum Storage DJ Case - Speaking of suitcases... this is the mother of all DVD cases here. Not just a binder, but a heavy metal of a DVD case. Well, it does have metal in it: light weight Aluminum framed exterior with Reinforced Steel corners for extra durability. This one will take good care of your media, even in long flights, carried along with the baggage. A storage unit for the pros with enough room to hold no less than a thousands CD's or DVD's!
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