KSW-32 32 Capacity CD/DVD Prosleeve Wallet (Black)

I had a stack of these in the 90s. I figured I might find one in a desk somewhere, someone's basement in a box, the thrift stores...nope nope nope. So I bought this one knowing the case logic brand is fine. And it works great for storing my PS4 games.

If you’ve got discs you want to keep, safe and sound, in a case that’s deep, Case Logic’s the name you need to know, for storage solutions that steal the show. Its zippers are smooth, its shell’s built tough, compact yet roomy—it holds enough. With sleeves that cradle each shiny disc, no scratches or smudges, it takes no risk. Compared to the others, it’s miles ahead, while cheaper brands leave your discs in dread. Flimsy designs, they quickly tear,but Case Logic? It’s built with care. Organized neatly, each title in place, easy to find in its perfect space. From DVDs to your classic CDs, this case makes storage a breeze with ease. So, if your discs deserve the best, choose Case Logic—it aces the test! A trusted brand, it’s clear to see, for quality and value, it’s the key!

When I had the only computer in the house, keeping software organized was easy. Once I got PCs for the kids though, each with different software, hardware drivers, and operating systems installed, things got a little trickier. These CD wallets are a perfect solution. They hold all your system's CDs and DVDs, contain pockets in the front (the "fast file") which will hold CDs in their sleeves (in case you don't want to copy down the software key and keep track of it separately) or small instruction booklets, and there's room in the back to keep your loose documentation. These wallets are high quality, durable, and an excellent value for the price. Buy one for each computer you own!

Best in its class

This is a step above most other CD wallets. The koskin (imitation leather) looks, feels, (and almost smells!) like calf skin. The design actually differs slightly from the picture (at time of writing), the koskin being a very, very dark brown, almost black, with lighter brown stitching. The caselogic logo is small and discreetly embossed in one corner, not on a big oval badge like in the picture. The layout is nice, each "page" holding two discs one above the other on each face, 16 such pages holding a total of 64 discs. On the inside front of the wallet there are 8 overlapping pockets for "favourites" or whatever, making a total capacity of 72. Even at full capacity, the case doesn't feel "stuffed" like others can. It can be a bit fiddly to retrieve your discs from the "favourites" pockets however, as they only leave about half an inch of each disc sticking out, making it hard to see what disc is what, and quite hard to slide them out too, especially when several of the pockets are occupied. The zip has a single pull and is nice and slinky. The whole thing feels well designed and well made, providing safe and smart storage for my discs. I highly recommend it.