I bought this CD holder as my CD collection was growing quite rapidly as I started to earn a bit more money. At first I thought I would never be able to fill it. Unfortunately I am nearly completing the holder and that's when the product starts to let itself down. It only has a break half way through the CD pages, which turns out to not be enough to release all the pressure. As you fill the holder with more and more CD's you can feel them getting a tighter fit, but when you have completed over 70% of the capacity the centre CD's start to feel very unnatural to pull out, and caused me to snap one of my CD's! Fortunately it was a cheap one otherwise heads would have rolled! But that is not the only problem it has. When you reach that 70% mark the zipper starts to become harder to zip up and the sides on the case can start to show their stitching.
Even though this 'magical' 70% mark seems to ruin this Cd holder, there are a couple of plus points. It can hold 128 CD's and it is very durable. Mine has been banged about quite a lot and it protects the contents well. Also it seems to be splash proof, so that slight spill of your Robinson's squash runs runs off leaving your CD's unstained and Unharmed. Also even though after a while the contents can get heavy the handle has shown no sign of give and it still helping me carry them. Finally, it doesn't look that bad, one that you don't have to take the CD's out when someone asks to borrow them (may sound silly, but I have done it before).
Overall it will do you well as long as you leave your CD's in there long enough to start to stretch out the pages a bit more. A well built interior is sturdy and not too clumsy. Maybe not as good as others on the market and with a price tag of about £20 you would expect more.
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