Innovera CD/DVD Storage Drawer Holds 150 Discs, 6 7/10 x 12 3/4 x 5 15/16, Light Gray

I bought 12 of these. One of the most perfect products I have ever purchased. They work beautifully. Lock to gather perfectly.P.S. The add says they come with 75 sleeves, but they are double sided so they hold 150 dvds

What I was look for for a long time, It would had been nice if these were made of metal not plastic but overall quality is quite good.

Having purchase several of these units a number of years ago and finding them to be excellent storage for CDs, I ordered another unit. They work very wel! for storage and access of CDs. The CDs are placed in drawers which can have dividers. I store the CDs in their original plastic cases without using the dividers!

I was never a fan of the books because you have to flip through each page and not all are able to be seen but with these they give you transparent dvd cases and you can label and colorcode. Whats nice is they give you accessories to attach them so its also expandable and able to be built on.

Fits all my DVD’s perfectly ~ sturdy & easy to use. Compact and easy to stack & attach together. The rectangular shape fits perfectly inside the closet where I store them. Does what its supposed to do!

I own a bunch of these as storing the original jewel boxes on shelves became unwieldy for me. Yes, it takes a bit more time to find a specific disc, but the savings in space was the critical overriding factor in my case.And this is a nice box - included are dividers, labels, and even a lock, although the latter is of questionable value. Also included are spacers to help the cabinets stack together. Nice box!But that 150-disc number? Maybe, if one were to put JUST the discs in. Of course, no one would do that. I store each disc in a sleave, along with the CD booklet and the inside label (the printed sheet under the disc). I'd guess I might get 75 of these in a single box - which is why I ultimately needed 14 of these and not the six I'd originally estimated.So, the disc-storage-box budget got blown, but this product is still recommended - if one understands that the 150 number is pure marketing hype. And why do vendors think this kind of hyperbole is an acceptable practice? We may never know, but we should call them on it when we fall victim.

I bought 4 of these drawers and immediately removed the so-called 'locks' because (1) they're useless, and (2), the way the interior of the drawer is designed, the first time a stack of jewel cases falls forward when closing the drawer, the 'lock' will most likely chip off the top right corner of the front-most jewel case and you'll be looking for a replacement jewel case and I don't need the aggravation.Then there's the issue of the anticipated orientation of the jewel cases in the drawer - SIDEWAYS - it's your only choice. It also makes the spine label impossible to see from the top. Bad design.Then there's the issue of the interior width of the drawer. If they'd made it a millimeter wider, it would be easier to insert and remove a small stack of three or four jewel cases in one motion. As it is, you really need to insert them one at a time.I guess I've been spoiled by the Fellowes brand of CD-Drawers which I've had for over a decade and which have none of these issues even though they have a plastic 'lock' (never used but also never in the way).

Overall, I'm happy with this item. It's a sturdy box with a smooth gliding drawer. I currently have all three of mine stacked on top of each other. The included accessories make it so they attach to one another and well enough that you don't feel like they're going to easily tip over or anything. For the price, these are a good way to store your CD/DVDs if you don't have to worry about covers and whatnot.

Good Useful But not a high quality & price is too much High

like the stacking feature.