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Amazon Basics Polyester CD/DVD Portable Storage Binder with Handle, 400-Capacity, Black

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Style: 1-Pack


Size: 400-capacity


Features

  • Portable storage wallet for CDs, DVDs and data disc collections; 400 disc capacity
  • Durable, protective exterior case construction with zipper enclosure and carrying handle
  • Interior binder sleeves feature soft fabric backing; each page holds 4 discs per side (400 discs total)
  • Neatly protect, store and organize music, movies, media and more CD and DVD collections in one place
  • Dimensions: 12.2 x 11.7 x 6.6 inches (LxWxH)

Description

Amazon Basics CD/DVD Binder (400 Capacity) From the Manufacturer Amazon Basics

Product Dimensions: 12.2 x 11.7 x 6.6 inches


Item Weight: 2.94 pounds


Item model number: YBB12400R2


Date First Available: August 1, 2013


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  • It works great just get it!
Style: 1-Pack Size: 400-capacity
It's great! Mine is almost completely full and zips closed with no problems. The quality seems good, it has a basic feel, not extra nice but good enough to do the task if that makes sense. This is an incredible space saver. To save the movie info art, I used a 3 hole punch and put them into a 3 ring binder recycled from my kid's school years. I was able to remove a large storage box and have over half of a storage cabinet free by doing this. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2026 by Yet another customer too

  • Your solution to downsizing
Style: 1-Pack Size: 400-capacity
I recently decided to downsize my collection by keeping my collection without the cases so I bought this and was very pleased. The build is high quality and durable for what it needs to do. It's durable, exceptional quality holds everything in place firmly, not flimsy at all, but I wouldn't recommend dropping it or throwing it around like a football, remember it's intended purpose and what contents are nside. The binders are tight and secure holding the discs in place. The spacing is another outstanding feature of the case. This case can hold hundreds of CDs, DVD's without zipping up too tight. The case measurements are so precise that everything fits perfectly and zips up smoothly and secure, no wobble. The only thing I would be careful about is carrying it by the handle, I don't. if you fill it up to capacity. Anytime you have that much weight on the handle could possibly break with any case, maybe not, but just cradle it when you transport it. I was so impressed by this case that I bought a few more. So if you want a high quality case, look no further, this is it. Case: 10 Binders: 10 Space: 10 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2025 by Opinionated Observer

  • Excellent Quality!
Style: 1-Pack Size: 400-capacity
What a space-saver! Once you make the decision to get rid of the bulky jewel cases, you're home free. I already have a similar, same-size case, and can't tell you how handy it is. This one is just as good, and organization is a breeze. Every DVD comes in a jewel case with a title jacket. I cut out the index card-sized film description that's on the back, and slip it behind the DVD for those who must read those things. I do it, but it's certainly not necessary. Frankly, if people don't know what Jaws is about, I don't know what to say lol. With a case like this, accessing and storing DVDs (or CDs) is a breeze. I know streaming is popular, but there's a definite market for physical media. When FYE closed its stores, they were selling their vast inventory of DVDs at a price so cheap I couldn't believe it, and I stocked up--all genres, including documentaries, which I like, and old made-for-TV movies from the '70s and '80s. What a steal. I have the movies in my original case, which still isn't full, even though I have so many. I wanted another for TV series, mini-series, and TV Christmas movies. I was able to get rid of the smaller capacity "wallets" I'd used for those. You'll just love the convenience of this case. The discs slip in and out easily, and the case doesn't take up much space. (After the monstrosity we needed to store VHS tapes in the '80s, I said "No more furniture!") Thanks, again, to Amazon for the availability of this product at a great price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2026 by JH

  • It's big
Style: 1-Pack Size: 400-capacity
With a 400 disk capacity, this storage binder has to be pretty big. It's 2 disks down, 2 disks across, effectively fitting 8 disks on each sheet. It's well made and can comfortably fit 200 disks without worry of tear. Whether or not it can fit all 400 is unlikely--at that point, the handle would probably break based on the weight. But it does fit everything quite well, albeit being a little bulky to manage, and is a really good storage unit if you need to keep a lot of CD/DVDs in one place. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2026 by Amazon Customer

  • Holds a TON of dvds!
Style: 1-Pack Size: 400-capacity
I have an extensive dvd collection that was taking up too much shelf space. This binder was a lifesaver! I can keep all my dvds and it takes up a small fraction of space. Great quality, very sturdy.
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2026 by Jessica Ayer

  • Holds a ton and is great quality
Style: 1-Pack Size: 400-capacity
Happy with this purchase. I had an older one which had broken and all the sleeves were falling out. So far, this one has been reliable and everything is in placed.
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2026 by DM1981

  • Not a perfect solution, but a good choice at a good price.
I don't know that there is any perfect solution to storing your CD collection absent their original jewel cases, but this is a good choice at a good price. I wanted to reduce the volume of my collection, and retain as best as possible the liner notes and back cover notes which often provide the songs, song lengths, and performers. I haven't found a solution that does this, so I'll describe what I did here. The cases come in either a 128 or 400 CD offering. The larger of the two will be very heavy and bulky when fully loaded, so I chose instead to divide my collection into Jazz, Rock, Country, etc. and use multiple smaller cases. One of my cases has two smaller collections in it. These cases remind me of a case for a laptop computer, using the same materials and construction. The zipper around three sides protects the CDs from dust and dirt. A number of folks are concerned about scratches from this type of storage system. To this I would say 1) CDs were designed to withstand a certain amount of light scratching without skipping and 2) if you keep the disks clean they are unlikely to be scratched when they are inserted or removed. If the idea of a scratch keeps you up at night, you probably are better off leaving your CDs in the jewel cases. Now to the actual storage. The 128 CD case consists of 16 double sided sleeve pages, each sleeve page with 4 pockets on the front and 4 pockets on the back. The sleeve pages are permanently fixed in the case, so they cannot be rearranged or removed, and no new pages can be inserted. At first I thought this was a limitation, but I don't now, because I don't see how rearranging pages would be an actual benefit, especially if you are trying to keep your CD's in alphabetical order. I did arrange mine alphabetically by artist, since I don't purchase CDs much anymore. I'll just put any that I do buy at the end, until I feel like doing a complete re-shuffle, which could be never. Some CDs are by multiple artists and I put those at the end, alphabetical by title. On to the liner notes and back cover notes. I don't think any product provides a solution for this, and the reasons became clear. You'll find that your liner notes (what's in the front jewel case cover) can be of several types: stapled booklet - either thin or thick, single sheet, tri-fold, six-fold, twelve-fold. You might have no jewel case at all - just a folded cardboard CD case. You'll be tempted to stuff the notes into the pockets with the CD, and this will work about half the time. I found about half of mine needed special treatment, including trimming on the right side with a sharp pair of scissors, in order to squeeze them in with the CD. Whether you can do this depends on the thickness of the booklet and even whether there is something thick in the pocket on the opposite side. Sometimes I gave up and granted the notes a separate pocket of their own. If your priority is ease of use, and you don't mind the extra volume, you can decide to use one pocket for the notes and one for the CD. Multiple CD albums will require an extra pocket for each extra CD, of course. A tri-fold booklet is a problem because if you were to trim the right side, you would cut off one of the folds, leaving you with separate pages. That might work, but I chose to turn those books vertically, and trim the top so they would fit with the CD and remain intact. About the rear cover notes. With a small flat screwdriver you can pry the jewel case apart without damage, and remove those notes. You'll become expert at this after a few. I stacked them all together, and then put about 20 per pocket at the rear of the case. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2021 by Sandwichmaker

  • Great product
Style: 1-Pack Size: 400-capacity
Ended up buying 4 of these, all great condition, all holds the disc's comfortably, i would definitely recommend if you have a large collection but want to lower the amount of space it takes
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2026 by Nic

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