Why I buy this one ?
- 25 pack of removable CD storage pages fit most standard 3-ring binders
- Allows you to add to, rearrange and reorganize your collection at will
- Each page holds 8 CDs or CD-ROMs, 4 on each side; 200 total CD capacity
- Liner notes only fit in outside pockets
- Compatible with: BNB-208, BKB-128, BCB 128, PSBS-192; PVB-128; DMM-120; standard 3 ring binders

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What our customer's say!

"CD storage pages", These sheets work well to put in a three ring binder. Unlike other CD sleeves I checked out these will fit in most 3 binders without sticking out the edge. The sleeves are tight and the CDs will not fall out. Good buy for the money.

"Disappointing", Pros:
- They hold CDs.
- They fit in a 3 ring bindder
- Quality of the pages seems pretty good

Cons:
- Especially when new the pages are too tight. I think I actually scratched some of my disks putting them in/taking them out of these pages. It's of course much much tighter when you're using both sides of the page.
- Seeing as there is no gap between the edge of the page and the CDs, the pages are hard to turn and hard on the binding ring.
- Disks aren't very easy to remove, it would be nice if the hole extended from the middle all the way out instead.

For the price Case Logic is asking for these pages, I think they could have been much better. I've seen no-name generic pages before that I've actually liked better (if only I could remember where I found those). Sure, those generic pages seemed very "cheap", but at least they scored a 5/5 on the fundamentals!

"Great Product!", I love these CD sleeves! They help me organize my audio book collection into binders. Something that was always a problem with CD wallets as those always had too many sleeves or never enough.

"Not bad for the price", These loose binder pages aren't bad, although there are a few issues that might be a problem for you, especially if you are also storing books. The first issue is that the inner pockets have the binder holes in them, and will only hold CDs. You can't put books in them at all, because the book would hit the binding hole. Second, the outside pockets can be pretty fidgety with books, and it's sometimes very hard to shoehorn them in there. Lastly, if you are planning on keeping your tray card (the part inside of the jewel box) you flat-out can't do that. Those are longer than these pockets by at least a couple of centimeters.

Otherwise, the sleeves are pretty decent, especially if you are throwing out all of the printed matter when you add CDs, or if you are using these to store a bunch of CD-Rs or DVD-Rs.

"Great Product at a great price", This is a sturdy set of sleeves that come with nice tight pockets so your cd/dvd's do not slip out as you turn pages. The pages fit into any cheap 3 ring note book or school style binder or expensive locking binder case. If you use all 200 disc slots in one 3 ring binder, your binder needs to be at least 3 inches. But, keep in mind, for easy...and safer page turning, never have more than 100 cd's per binder. Why? Because too many sleeves in a binder make the cd's subject to torque and possible bending. Yikes. I discovered this in a $50 metal binder case. Most people have discovered that one binder per genre is a much easier and smarter way to go. A cheap 3 ring binder and buying your own sleeves will save you oodles over buying the cd storage binders already put together. A great product that gives you options for use and storage.

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