Stock Your Home DVD Storage Box, Movie Shelf Organizer for Blu-Ray, Video Game Cases, CDs, VHS Tape Display Stand, Disc Holder Can Store Up to 28 DVDs, Faux Leather (Black)

I am building my dvd/blu ray collection and this is just what I needed. This is NOT a cheap piece of crap, well made, holds 28 of my dvds and has a nifty little panel on the front that keeps them secure and opens down so no struggling to get them out. I will be ordering more.

I have a lot of physical media and store them in various ways depending on genre, distribution company or other categories... These cases are a nice choice for a classy way to display and transport these items. They look and feel substantial and are very well constructed - again giving a very classy look. Possibly not for all of your media if you have a lot like I do but a great choice for some of your favorites that you want to look great.

I used these "leather" storage boxes for DVDs. Alas, I collected 4000 DVDs over many years and did not want to go the "on-line" route as that would be more expense to recreate and view what I have.Yes, I know that's a lot. But they add up over decades. The cases sit nicely on top of each other. The white "leather" isn't leather of course but looks good. The flaps at front hold DVDs inside nicely but you can still see name of DVD on its edge. 30-33 DVDs can sit on one shelf (or one unit) depending on DVD width. You pull down flap to pull out DVD.In my walk-in closet, I sat a stack of four in rows underneath main shelf, on the main shelf, I also sat in fours, on the top shelf I could only fit one. Twice, I used six on top of each other. They were stable.If you decide to use and worry about stability you can use Spring Clamps for Crafts and Professional Backdrop Clips for Woodworking by Rondauno, from Amazon. They will hold cases tighter especially if you do 4 side by side but not essential. In hindsight, I think all would stand just as well without the clips, but the clips make say 4 and 4 and 4, move as a whole unit of 12, increasing stability. In my closet, I wasn't into style but that said, even with clips they aren't so bad. Without clips, even better.Ultimately, I used 66 of these and by no means was that cheap, but likely cheaper than having someone build a shelf system in my walk-in closet. One other benefit I forgot is unlike some shelf systems you can buy online these have backs. Without backs, items can be accidentally pushed out the back.Bottom line: Work well, look good, give a lot of flexibility on how and where to use, like two units, and three next to those two, and four next to those three. One can play with this to decide what looks best in a LR or BR. I liked them so much I bought three extra cases for future use. I alas tend to buy Criterion each year. A well-known book company puts on sales of these twice a year if you are interested. Mid-summer, and early winter/late fall. At that time Amazon often offers most for the same lower price.Hope I've helped. P.S. No I've not watched them all, maybe half as I bought more than I could view during sales. In retirement, I expect time for viewing will be greater. Good luck.

These are great, they're sturdy, they stack and they have the nifty little front door feature for easy access to your stuff. I will be ordering more when I am ready.They only issue one might have is some might not find them "stylish" enough. Me? They fit fine with my aesthetic.Oh, btw, they also have handles for easy transport (rather than having to grab from the bottom), again, excellent design.

This storage unit is well constructed. I'm not sure what the material is called but it is probably some type of composite cardboard, but it doesn't feel like cardboard. The outside feels somewhat like leather, it has a nice texture. The inside is not soft, but is definitely a material designed to keep the items inside safe from scratches. I only have one of these right now but I can see how they stack vertically, and it is a nice design. If they are not stacked you can easily take your items out from the top, but if you do stack them, the front folds down to let you remove your items from the front. The flap is held in place magnetically and I feel it is plenty secure. The details in the design of this product impress me.I have 29 Blu-Ray UHD packages stored in my box, and a couple of them are a little thicker than normal Blu-Ray packages. Although the description says it holds 28, you could probably fit 30 depending upon the thickness of the packages you store. One nice thing is that there are not hard dividers so you can store packages of any thickness. Both standard DVD and Blu-Ray packages will work just fine.My only complaint is that I think this unit is a little pricey for what you get. Granted, it is well made, but if you had a large collection to store, it would cost an arm and a leg to store it in these boxes.I personally was looking for some type of storage unit with a cover where I could store my packages for a long time and keep them safe from the elements. This unit is NOT that - it does not have a cover and does not seal airtight. This unit is made for display and active usage of the disc packages.PROS:Well BuiltThoughtful designEasy access of disc packages even when units are stackedCONS:Not airtight, not good for long-term storage in an attic, etc.Unit is a little priceyI will probably buy another as I have a few more discs to store - but I'm glad I don't have a collection of 500 movies, I would be looking for something more economical.

Great looking and working product, nice quality. A little pricey, but worth it.