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DVB-40 48-Disc DVD Wallet


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Brand: Case Logic
Manufacturer: Case Logic
Model: DVB-40
Warranty: 25 years warranty
DteCode: j07

Features
Compact DVD wallet for home, office, or travel use
Made of durable, leather-like Koskin material
Includes see-through ProSleeve title pages and padded disc pockets
Holds up to 48 DVDs and 25 pages of notes; many pockets include extra slot for bonus disc
Measures 8.25 x 9.63 x 2.94 inches (W x H x D); limited lifetime warranty

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Editorial Reviews:

Case Logic is a leading worldwide marketer of lifestyle-oriented products. By building an excellent reputation for product quality, functionality, innovation, and customer service, the Case Logic brand has earned a position at the forefront of its target markets throughout the world.PRODUCT FEATURES:it holds 40 DVD's and movie booklets in removable, dual-compartment pages;Soft, patented pages with protective flap that safeguard both sides of DVD's;See-through front pocket holds movie booklets;Easy-view index tab allows at-a-glance identification of contents; blank perforated index tabs included on the package.


User Comments about the DVB-40 48-Disc DVD Wallet

Although the photos show the 3-hole punch, which would allow you to easily move the "pages" to keep them in order as you add new ones, the 3 holes aren't used.Previous such binders had a standard 3-ring attachment method. Very cheap and funky, unlike the earlier model. This one has two slots, through which a plastic strap feeds, to bind the pages together. The product was a big disappointment.



CaseLogic has discontinued making these three-ring binder types in favor of plastic strips that can only open on one side, so you can only add new sleeves onto the front.The case zips closed so no dirt and grit can get into it, and you can also carry them more freely than those that don't zip because the CD's won't fall out if you accidentally carry it upside down. I alphabetize my dvd's so this really makes for less work. The ring aspect of it is really what makes this case so great because you can open them and insert a sleeve in any place: front, middle, back. so if you don't want to bring your whole case to the dvd player, you can j7ust take out that one sleeve and all the information is contained together, instead of apart (which is what some sleeves make you do).I am VERY pleased with this wallet and plan on never reliquishing it for any reason. It feels very sturdily built, no fear of my case falling apart any time soon/any time at all.The sleeves (which sometimes are different types than i will describe) have an insert for a DVD front case insert on one side and slots for two DVD's on the other side. This case is great because it is a three-ring binder that holds the sleeves in.



After I put some 20 different titles in the wallet (the dvd on the left, the liner on the right), I realised that if I wanted to add into my wallet (which is alphabetised), I'd have to reshift ALL the dvds either before or after it.So now, it's organised in such a way that the liner is on the right and the accompanying dvd is behind it. I think I will purchase this binder and just chuck the wallet.The only unfortunate thing is I bought two wallets; I should have just bought the refills/inserts & a three-ring binder. But because this is not a 3-ring binder, you have to remove all the dvds before a title to insert it alphabetically, as the other reviewers have bemoaned.So then I searched Amazon to find this: www.amazon.com/Avery-27554-Durable-Reference-capacity/dp/B0006HV8V2/ref=sr_1_1.ie=UTF8&s=office-products&qid=1214098565&sr=8-1Since the dvd sleeves are three-hole punched, they will fit into this 3 ring binder (which does not zip close). I bought two of these.



I have a couple of these cases - they are not the three ring binders Case Logic first produced. Not one of the multiple e-mail correspondances addressed my specific concern. I wish someone was interested in all aspects of customer service and the company advertised what they are really selling. I will not stop buying from Amazon, but I'll have to try and find Case Logic products elsewhere. Unfortunately, Amazon does not recognize the importance of making certain they actually sell what they advertise in their photos, and I received different cases. They are getting harder and harder to find.


I stated this to Amazon, who quickly issued a return sticker and re-shipped the item before doing as I asked and checking to see if the product sent would be as shown in the photo. They consist of two snap-in tabs which, if you're like me and alphabetize your collection, makes it a true pain in the neck to add dvd's. When I came across the picture of the product, it was exactly what I was looking for, three ring dvd binders, what I already have, so I purchased a couple. Needless to say I received the same product. I have been purchasing Case Logic dvd products for many years now.


The new design allows quick access, but only to the DVDs in the front. The older version has metal three-ring binders. I find this very irritating. If you want to add any pages, you have to remove the pages in the front; in other words, if you want to add to the back of the book, you have to remove all of the pages. I have several of these wallets for my DVDs.