Univenture 8 Disc CD/DVD Binder Page with Safety-Sleeve - Pack of 50

I'm SO pleased with these. I've bought other brands in the past.Those others had die cut disc pockets with sharp edges which damaged several of my DVDs. Not these. These have no rough edges anywhere. There are a couple of soft dots that safely hold the disc. And the flap completely covers the surface for perfect protection. I'm also happy that these pages fit a conventional 3 hole binder. Those are cheap and readily available and it's easy to rearrange pages. With the flap covering the disc, no elaborate zipper closed binder is needed. Yeah, they stick out about half an inch beyond the back edge of the binder... no big.My discs were taking over my home. With these, for $25 (plus the binders) I can store 400 DVDs in complete safety. I'll be ordering more of these

I hate the flaps on these. You must use them or your discs will fly out. They are fussy and annoying. Yet these are the only ones that amazon (or anyone else) carries that will actually fit in a three ring binder without sticking 2" out the open side opposite the rings. I do, however, like the little tabs on top. They are handy.

I just got these and am mid-process of converting all of my dvds (>1600?) into these sheets. The sheets hold the dvds very sturdily ... we turned a full page this way and that, upside down, yanking like a yo-yo, and no dvds fell out. The flap does not stay flat once the dvd is in, but that does not hinder the dvd staying in the pocket.I have only filled 14 pages so far, w/ the liner notes 3-hole punched in front of the sleeve (so it takes up a little more bulk in the binder). I have all the 50 pages in one 3" binder, and it is already full w/out filling the rest of the sheets (thus I will be splitting it up into multiple binders). And if all the dvd sheets were in one binder, full, truthfully it would be a bit heavy. I will also experiment w/ 2" binders and use the combination.In a full binder, the pages stick out maybe half-inch, and one must be careful when putting the binder on the shelf b/c the sheets have a tendency to drop below the binder's edge just a little.I am not writing on the sheets or the flaps, so that I may easier move things around. Every so often, I will leave a blank space or 2 for easier sorting.Most of my dvds will be alphabetical by title, but I will have a binder just for mysteries, a binder just for documentaries, etc. I am just now up to the B's, so time will tell if I really like the organization, but I had to do something as I had run out of room!A side note on organization: generally I find it difficult to organize by genres b/c genres have a tendency to overlap. Thus alphabetical except for some special categories.

These pages are exactly what I was looking for. They hold 8 cd/dvd's securely with a flap for each one. The only downside is they do stick out of the binder. But that is expected. They load from the top not the side. I would order them again!

As someone who has limited space and tried other binder sheets for storing optical discs like CDs, DVDs and Blu-Ray, this one helps out.1.) It fits standard 8½ by 11 inch binders so oversized binders are passé.2.) You get 8 slots per page so 8 discs per page.3.) There is a flap for each slot that keeps it secure while you move it around the room.I'm on my second pack and plan to buy this wonderful product.

Got the 8 Disc CD/DVD Binder page pack of 50 along with the Samsill 3 ring binders. Then even purchased the Binder Pages and Binders again. We have nearly 500 discs that have dominated our den for way too long. This space saving solution has cleaned up our den quite nicely!

I run a recording studio business, and I decided to keep a copy of every disk that goes out of here just to make it easier to make a copy if a client looses as disk. These binder pages work perfectly in a standard 3 ring binder and allow me to organize all the disks that keep appearing around here.

I got these to put my DVD collection in, they are well made, the back is a material so the discs are well protected, the slots open from the top and have a flap that folds over the disc both protecting it as well as holding it in place. Having the disc inserted from the top keeps them in place if/when the binder they're kept is moved or tilted...the discs won't easily fall out...also, the holes for the binder are reinforced and won't easily tear or break from movement in the binder...You will need an oversized binder, but this is the case for virtually any type of disc holding page...All in all I'm very pleased with these CD/DVD holder pages and would highly recommend them for anyone seeking this kind of product...