Casebel (TM) Hard Case for C. A. H. Card Game Including 5 Movable Dividers (cards not included)

I use this case to hold Yugioh cards, and this product interested me as it's ridiculously cheap compared to other big storage solutions designed to hold TCG cards. It might not look as sleek and appealing as the Ultimate Guard ArkHive or the Dex Protection One Row, but at less than a third of the price you can't really beat the value of this product.It fits roughly 9 of the plain plastic Ultra Pro deckboxes, arranged on their sides. I currently have 6 Ultra Pro deckboxes and an Ultimate Guard Flip N Tray 80+, all of which fits barely with a little bit of a tight squeeze. (The 100+ does not fit inside the case.)For people who play TCGs, I would advise against putting loose sleeved cards in the case. Even though you can snugly fit them between the padded dividers and they won't move around much, the bottom of the case is rounded and may snag cards easily, especially if you're using flimsier sleeves. Especially do not shove sleeved cards at the edge of the case without a divider to insulate them, as the rounded edge will cause cards to bend at the corners. I removed all of the padded dividers, to make room for all the deckboxes.

It fits everything. There's no need to lay deck boxes on their back. The cards pictured are Keforge cards, which are the same size as Magic cards.The corners of certain sleeves catch the material lining the interior a little bit and may damage it over time.The wrist strap is useless and seems poorly made.The corners on the ends are curved and may damage cards if you pack them too tightly. I put one of the included dividers on each end to reduce the issue.It's a good buy for the price. If it had a proper handle, I'd give it five stars.

The case itself is good for transporting or storing MTG deck boxes. Holds 5x Ultimate Guard 100+ deck boxes with about 1.5" left, or 9x standard 80 card deck boxes with about .25" left.Note that the ends are curved, so you probably don't want loose cards up against the ends, as they might get bent. I put containers with dice and chips on the ends (an Altoids tin works pretty nicely for that). Loose cards in sleeves do catch a little on the cloth interior, but not too badly.The provided padded dividers with velcro are not very effective, and I've just been using toploaders as dividers instead.Note: I ordered a couple of these a while back and was reasonably happy with them, so I ordered another. Whereas the old ones had a completely black exterior, the new one has the logo emblazoned on it, which I am not at all happy about; this is the primary reason I've given this 3 instead of 4 stars. If that doesn't bother you, the product quality and functionality should meet or exceed your expectations.

It worked well. The Velcro dividers were a little awkward to use but overall I'm happy with the purchase.

I was shopping around for something to hold my magic cards in for a while now and finally found this. It fits 4 deck boxes, about 400/500 spare cards, all my tokens (in sleeves) and my dice perfectly. The only thing I could say they could improve on is the strap. I would have liked to see this thing with a shoulder strap so that I dont have to put it in my laptop bag when traveling.

Perfect Case For Standard Size Cards

Holds all 6 expansion packs plus the original

Fantastic buy for the money!