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Great use of space! I want to get several more of these. As you can see, this binder takes up much less space than all the plastic cases! The best part is the DVD jackets fit so well in the pockets, so I can keep them with the discs. Overall, very well designed & constructed.

So far this case is absolutely amazing. It seems to be built very well and I believe it is going to be very durable. I love how they designed the pages, they are very easy to turn due to having four separate binders inside the case. I Alphabetized the case and it makes it way easier to find movies then it did on the shelf and it cleared up a lot of clutter. I will update if anything changes.

I purchased this to condense my video game collection into a manageable form. While the case does it's job, filling all 120 slots is a chore. If you're planning on filling all 120 pages, expect a very tight fit and a bit of annoyance when slotting the last few pages.What does work quite well is how accessible everything still is. Games slot in and out easily enough, and after the cover sleeves are placed they add a significant pop to browsing your library. There was plenty of room behind it still to put in any additional materials that came with the game such as instruction manuals or advert inserts.

I have finally ran out of room to display my DVDs and Blu-Rays so it was time to pack them up. I recently purchased a movie collection app for the phone and computer so people can browse for the movies that I own and then go to the Artisan albums to find them. I have over 800 movies so I bought 6 of these. Contrary to some of the reviews, you do NOT need to cut or trim any of the movie covers to fit them into the sleeve. They may be tight fitting but I like that because I do not have to worry that they will fall out. Plus these sleeves are STRONG. I have jammed just about everything inside one the cover art sleeves and even doubled up some of the bonus DVDs within one disc sleeve. One word of caution, don't expect to fit 240 movies. Most blu-rays contain multiple discs one for Blu-ray and one for DVD. So if you are somebody that wants to keep everything except the case make sure you account for this. I have followed some the previous reviewers advice about fitting two covers in one sleeve for two different movies. It helps save space. In order to accommodate the future what I have done was to leave 4 pages empty at the end of each section of the album (there are 4 sections) This leaves about 64 future movies per album. Hopefully this will reduce the amount of shuffling I will have to do when I have to insert a movie alphabetically. Another plus is the durability. It seems solid and should last for quite some time.

I have entire cabinets full of DVDs. They threaten to take over every bit of available space in the living room. I really wanted something that would allow me to reduce the bulkiness of the collection, while keeping it relatively easy to look through and find the movie I'm looking for.I got this binder after reading reviews on a few different products because it seemed like this one was the one that best fits the DVD artwork and booklets. In practice, movies with thin paper cover artwork fit just fine, but heavier paper and the DVDs with cardboard covers instead of the plastic DVD cases have to be folded in the middle of the spine. Not a huge deal, but I know there are plenty of neat freaks like me who will have a fit at the thought of creasing the covers.Something else that occurred to me as I started transferring my DVD collection to this case is that I have quite a few DVDs that are in unusual packaging that can't really be collapsed down to fit. This poses two problems: first, I'm still going to have a stack of DVDs to deal with because for one reason or another I can't part with the original packaging, and second, this tends to throw off any cataloging system you might implement. If you're looking through the folio at movies, you might not think about the movies that aren't in it.The construction of this folio seems well done. My one complaint is that with the four sets of binder rings across the very wide spine, as you fill up the book the pages tend to not lay very flat. I'm not sure that there's much that can be done about it, but it might be problematic with a very full collection. The pages seem a little flimsy, but I haven't had any tears or rips, despite shoving some pretty tight cover art into the pockets. The layout with one artwork pocket and two disc pockets on each side of the page is nice, but most of my movies have only one disc, so on most pages there's an empty disc pocket. This means that ultimately, if I insist on keeping the artwork and discs together, I'll need two or three of these folders to house my entire collection. But that's fine, because just one of these folders takes up only about a third as much space as the movies in their DVD cases did.