1000 Pack Card Sleeves, 500 Matte Trading Card Sleeve and 500 Inner Sleeves Ideal for Double-Sleeving, Fit for MTG, TCG and Game Cards (5 Colors)

I haven't had these long enough, so I can't speak for their performance and durability in actual play.That said, I have a pretty extensive Pokemon card collection, and these are a fantastic, sturdy, budget-friendly option when you've got 1000's of cards.These feel VERY comparable to UltraPro brand sleeves. They are a teensy-tiny bit smaller than UltraPro, but I actually like that about them. They give a nice, snug fit, without being too snug. (No bent cards here!)The matte finish on the back means they glide effortlessly, and don't stick to each other like shinier/glossier sleeves tend to do.10/10, definitely recommend for general storage/protection.

I just started to play MTG and needed some sleeves to put my cards in. Who knew the cards would start to bend without them (not me, that's for sure)! It came with a large amount and was a good price. The product itself is good quality, no frayed edges and sealed well so I don't have to worry about my cards getting damaged if they are inside. It's also nice that there are multiple colors in the pack. Made organizing my decks easy!

I've purchased a similar brand previously that worked for my needs but was not especially cost-effective. The Mlikero card sleeves are exactly what I needed for displaying and categorizing my cards with comparable quality and at a much better value for sleeving my entire collection.If you're looking for heavy-duty protection for high value collectible cards, I would recommend investing in something intended for that purpose.These sleeves are thin but not flimsy; surprisingly durable. This makes them perfect for doubling up in a binder sleeve for display, and it also works to conserve space in storage containers compared to some thicker sleeves.The sleeves are roomy, but not loose. Your cards won't fall out and they won't be damaged by the compression of a tight fit. There's plenty of room to fit two cards in one sleeve if you're like me and don't want to display 5 copies of the same card separately.The back is an opaque and textured matte black, and the front is transparent gloss. I appreciate the glossy front simply because it allows holographic cards to *pop* better than the matte-front sleeves do; the matte film mutes reflective light.Overall, these are great sleeves for general storage and display. Now I can save my decorative sleeves for the cards that see more action. 😊

They say you get what you pay for - with these you get a bit more than you pay for, but not a lot more.When buying in bulk they work out to about 3 dollars for a set of 100. High quality sleeves typically run 10-15 dollars per hundred.These sleeves are okay. They (at least the red ones) are not 100% opaque which if you’re using dual face cards could be a problem. They do break - during a game night I often have to replace 1-2 sleeves, but sometimes they all survive. Ultimately - I don’t regret my purchase. I used these for my cube (a sleeved set of 1000+ cards that would have cost well over a hundred dollars to sleeve with top quality sleeves). I use them for my casual sets - especially things I want to leave sleeved but that might sit on the shelf for awhile. But because they break I have started buying nicer sleeves for any decks I play heavily because these sleeves don’t shuffle as smoothly and have durability issues. When you consider they’re 1/3 to 1/5 the price - I have no complaints, but just be aware there is a quality difference, and if you’re going to use them heavily it may be worth ponying up for some dragon shields, but if you want a ton of okay sleeves cheap this is absolutely the product for you.

They fit perfectly in my mtg cards and it is really easy to shuffle

You get a good amount of sleeves for the money, it's easy to insert cards into them, and they seem to do a good job of protection. The clean black backing looks good and I haven't found any damage to any of the sleeves so far.

Love these sleeves absolutely perfect for non sport TCG cards.

My husband uses these for his deck building games. He seems to love them. Quality is good for their price

I've been using Ultra Pro deck protector sleeves for years now with no complaints. I recently ran out and found them to be very difficult. I've had a couple of online orders cancelled due to lack of stock from gaming stores. Amazon has them, but the prices are wildly inflated right now (~$14 right now for 100 vs. ~$7, which is the more typical price).So, I decided to try these Mlikero sleeves, fully expecting them to be terrible. They arrived today and the first thing I did was a side-by-side comparison with Ultra Pro sleeves. I included a bunch of photos - in all of them, the Mlikero sleeve is on the left and the Ultra Pro is on the right (you can probably see the Ultra Pro holographic circle in the images on the right).My experience:● Both sleeves are essentially identical.● The size IS identical.● The back of the Mlikero sleeve is just slightly smoother than the Ultra Pro, but they're 95% identical.● I found only two differences, and they're both extremely minor. The first is that the clear side of the Mlikero sleeve is just "slightly" more opaque than the Ultra Pro. You may be able to see this in the photos. The cards appear to be slightly more vivid and clear in the Ultra Pro sleeves, but it's practically negligible.● The other difference is the Mlikero sleeve is "slightly" less tight. I know other reviews said the opposite, but I found it easier to get cards in and out of the Mlikero sleeves. They're not loose by any means, cards don't just fall out if you hold the sleeve upside down, they're just a bit easier to work with. I actually prefer it as I find I often have to "nudge" the cards in using Ultra Pro sleeves to get them all the way in and to make sure the top isn't poking out a little.● Both are apparently acid and PVC free.I should note that my experience here is after playing with the sleeves for like 15 minutes. Perhaps, after sustained use, these sleeves won't hold up as well, but upon initial examination they're very impressive.I'm not sure if I'm going to switch to these sleeves permanently, but the quality and price makes it almost a no-brainer to do so if they hold up over time. The Mlikero sleeves work out to $0.045 cents each vs. $0.14 cents per sleeve for the Ultra Pro (at $14/pack or $0.07 cents/sleeve at the normal price). That's if you buy the 500 lot. If you buy the 1,000 lot, it's $0.036 cents/sleeve. So, for the same cost, you end up with 2-3 times as many sleeves if you buy these Mlikero sleeves.I think I've convinced myself that these Mlikero sleeves are the way to go. As long as they hold up, I will likely stick with them.

Sensación practicamente idénticas a las ultrapro, y a un precio increíble las use para mi juego de cartas de pathfinder, pues por rollos de producción la parte trasera cambia su tonalidad de color en algunas expansiones que compre posteriormente, esto lo resuelve y súper protege las cartas sin gastar tanto.

happy with the quality and they blend fairly well with my old dragon shield mate textured back. Great deal to do my huge cube ;)

Shipping was amazingly fast and the sleeves are great.

Good, well costed basic sleeves!