CheckOutStore (20) Premium Slimline Single 1-Disc DVD Cases 7mm (Clear)

I am transferring family tapes to DVD in order to save the memories. These slim containers are suited to keep my collection in good condition. And convenient to give to others by not being bulky. I have used these types of cases for movies as they are not bulky, they have covers on them so you can slip in info sheets or movie photos. The quality is good along with the price ! Lee

These cases are fantastic! I just started converting from my old DVD boxes to these and I love them. I'm saving so much room. Two of the slim cases equal one of the regular DVD case. You do have to cut a little bit off the sides of the cover for it to fit well. But it's pretty much unnoticeable. Looking to save room? Looking for more space? Definitely get these cases.

If you're building up a DVD collection, you will eventually run out of physical room for all that physical media. I figured that, rather than try to find another bookcase to fit in my house, I should simply reduce the amount of plastic and air on each shelf. The only issue I have with these is the outer plastic layer seems to be too tight, bending the case slightly in an arch. You will have to trim 2-3mm off each side of the insert of the original DVD case, but once you do that it fits great and looks very good in these slim cases. You can see in my photo how much less space 3 DVDs take up in the slim cases vs standard size cases. If you like to buy used DVDs and the outer plastic is dirty or scraped up, this is the way to go.

Almost as thin as a DVD, these cases fit well into my crowded shelves. Very useful for DVDs without cases., by intention or accident. That these are clear is a plus - at a glance I can read their labels. They appear reasonably sturdy but could flex, possibly damaging the disc. Definitely weaker than regular DVD cases. Recommended. I just purchased a second batch. Unfortunately, the first came in a handy box, the second did not. Cost-cutting no doubt. Recommended. ..... Review of black cases: Not nearly as good as the clear cases. The post clip for the DVD center sometimes holds, sometimes doesn't. Closure is iffy too. Most don't have a solid "snap" on closing, again unlike the clear version. They do stay closed and have an opening "snap" sound but, still, not up to the other type. Not recommended.

These are great replacement cases, or original cases for your DVDs or even CDs! They are much more durable than most of the original cases, and much easier/more gentle on the disks too. There's no fight to put disks in or remove them. I kept running into cases where the mounting stubs would be broken off, so they wouldn't hold a disk in place anymore. That gets old in a hurry, and often leads to scratches on the info side of the disks.

The white color is very nice. These seem sturdy like the older ones from the early 2000s. The plastic film for the cover art is nice and thick--it won't easily dent like the cheaper cases. However, 3 of them did not close. In addition, the cases that do close don't close with a tight snap, so they could open up on you very easily if you're not careful. Discs don't stay on the hubs as well as other cases. I HIGHLY recommend you replace all of your clear DVD cases from your commercial sets with opaque ones, similar to this white one or the black ones. Why? Because the clear cases or black ones with high gloss interiors emit a gas that will ruin your DVDs. These shiny cases develop a film on them that eventually transfers to your DVDs. To check for this film, take one of your clear cases and run your finger on the inside. You'll see a shiny spot where your finger wiped off the film. I have experienced this firsthand. If you run into this, here's a solution that might not be the best, but it saved my DVDs: spray the disc with Simple Green, let it sit for a few seconds, then wipe off from the hub to the outer edge with a microfiber cloth. Do NOT use a towel or any other cloth fabric. Also, when wiping off the SImple Green, do NOT wipe in a circular motion. Wipe from the hub to the edge, as if you were cutting a pie. I recommend the AcePlus cases available on Amazon--they are a better quality and all of mine snapped shut. Even the MakTex cases here on Amazon (though a slightly lower quality) were better functioning. I was hoping CheckOutStore cases would work, since they almost as sturdy as the older cases. But I would not recommend buying these, since they don't close as well and three of mine were rendered unusable because they wouldn't close. For the price, I would expect better.

would prefer better snap with case but works fine

After reading the positive product reviews and given the fact that I use these slim DVD storage cases on a regular basis, I decided to go ahead and place an order. The price was much better than similar products I was buying previously. Because I wasn't sure how they would compare to the other brands, I decided to play it safe and just order fifty cases to see what they were like. Needless to say, I'm regretting that I didn't go ahead and purchase a larger quantity for the additional discount (which I will be doing in the future when it's time to restock). I have yet to find a single damaged case in the bunch, and the quality is just as good as the brand that I was buying previously. I did have to make some minor adjustments to the size of the template that I use to design and print my cover inserts (which I suspected might be the case), but that was certainly no big deal. In a nutshell, if you're looking for high quality product with a better price than what others are asking, I would highly recommend this one.

Very sturdy. Very high quality. Worth the money.

Good item

good product

Great quality!

The corners of about 5-6 cases were broken. There were pieces of plastic in the bottom of the box. Some still close but others don't. For the price I would likely just get DVD cases from Staples or something.