BestDuplicator CDSLV-100-WH, 100 Paper CD sleeves with Window and Rear Flap, White

I am rather surprised by all the reviews here that are knocking this product particularly calling the sleeves flimsy. I don't know what these buyers were looking for when making this purchase. These cd paper sleeves with window are great and work perfectly. To review them is simple for me as well as giving them the highest grade possible. I had well over 200 dvds of computer work, data, burned files and home movies etc. I gave these a shot and purchased 1 set of 100. They are in no way flimsy. The paper is as described - quality paper and the plastic window is securely in place . If it was flimsy I would expect the plastic window to fall off easily. For myself I use each sleeve for 1 dvd. It saves huge space and makes storage much easier than how it was with the slim disc cd cases I was using before. When I give dvd copies to friends I put up to 2 dvds in a sleeve and they still are perfect and don't tear or anything. I believe 3 or more might tear at the paper but I would never put that many in 1 sleeve thus taking the chance of scratching the discs. I love these sleeves and find them to be of excellent quality - exactly as described. I highly recommend them but must add that the buyer must be sure to use them as intended. I went and bought another 200 and have not found 1 faulty one out of the 300 I have purchased thus far. Highly recommend. A great product that does its job well.

Got these a bit sooner than I expected. I ordered these to use as sleeves to use for DVDs I record on my DVD recorder. I know I could have used hard plastic cases but I had some old 5.2 inch floppy disk holders and wanted to get some further use out of them and these gave me more room in them. These sleeves are just what the doctor ordered for protecting the disks without breaking the bank as long as you remember what their limitations are. The are paper with a plastic window in them and although you can get two disks in them they are mainly for one disk a sleeve. The flap can be slipped into a groove cut into the the back of the sleeve to keep it from popping open but I don't tend to use that as I've found the flap itself will normally stay down out of the way. When these are placed into a case or disk holder, they provide a bit more protection for your CDs or DVDs and do so without costing to much.

Good quality great product fits the c d no problem keeps it from scratching and having marks on it. I like how it has a flip top to hold it in place and the clearer the plastic in the front, so you can see what you have

These are cheap yet functional CD sleeves. They are great for protecting CDs from scratches, not so great as protection from breaking (though this is not its function). For the cost, these are decent sleeves. Thus far, I've gone through half of these sleeves, and found 5 had semi-attached plastic windows. Not a big deal for me, but could be problematic for some. The plastic sheets were not fully detached, but if I placed a disc in without paying attention, it would have completely detached the plastic. About 10% with glue issues, not bad for the price. However, I have used other paper sleeves with no issues (ie. fully attached plastic windows) so minus one star for this QC problem. I wouldn't go so far as to give them one star, because they do not really need these plastic sheets (the CD/DVD stays in the sleeve without them), just make sure the data side of the disc faces the paper and not the window. Yes they are flimsy, but it is made of paper. I prefer these over the plastic disc storage cases like the Verbatim Storage Cases , which are about 4x as thick as a single disc (and these are the slim cases). The standard jewel cases are about 8x as thick as a single disc.

What do you need in a review of paper sleeves with a clear plastic window and closing flap? It either works or doesn't. Well it does work. Does just what the name of it is. I am a lil disappointed that there weren't any rainbows and leprechauns jumping out when I opened them to put my discs in. But those were nowhere in the name or description. They just did what they claimed it would. Allow me to put discs in a paper envelope that has a clear plastic window with a flap to close it with. Damn them for what exactly what they are supposed to do. Not sure you could give them anything but a 5 star rating. On a side note, there is something wrong with you if you scrolled all the way down the page to actually read the reviews for disc sleeves. I mean really, what could they tell you that looking at the star rating couldn't tell you. 5 stars, they worked, 1 star, they didn't. Maybe you could take advantage of the new health care laws and go seek treatment for that disorder that made you look at the review of an envelope. Maybe I should seek help for writing a review an envelope to begin with. Maybe we're all mad and we should sit quietly and wait on the next Goerge Takei Facebook post that will make us double over with laughter and feel better about our new found condition. He really is a great guy whether you're a Trekki (sp? I'm a Star Wars fan, not sure how to spell that. My girl had a crush on Will Wheaton, and that's about as far as I'll go.) or not. So hey, how bout this? We make this whole review a lil constructive. Comment if you think Disney will make a good 7th episode or not. Don't care about how they will whore out toys and images across all forms of products. I mean you can get Angry Birds Star Wars band aids. So it's just going to get worse. Just comment about the movie. Thanks, Dustin

I needed a way to distribute a few hundred disks with photos on it, in a pinch for members attending an event I covered. I didn't want to buy individual plastic CD cases as I wasn't getting any extra money for doing this. I bought these because they seemed to have the best reviews over all. The quality is perfect for my purpose and out of the three 100-packs I bought there were no duds or deformed ones. All windows were attached just fine and all sleeves were intact. The price for these was right, less than 4 bucks a 100-pack. Client thought the LightScribe disks looked fabulous through the clear PET windows. They were pleased, which means I was pleased.

I read through the reviews on this product, I just wanted something basic that would keep my recorded DVD's from being scratched. I think on reviews alone I would have been confused. Thankfully I've seen the product before, it's simple, functional and does the job I wanted it for. It's true these are thin which makes it all the easier to store several DVDs in a small space! I'm about 1/4 of the way into my pack and I've had no issues with the clear plastic separating, I've had no issues with them at all. The paper is woven in my opinion, what I mean by that is that it's very thin but not the easy tear thin, it definitely has enough substance to do it's job of protecting the discs and I recommend this product!

These CD covers are okay, if you plan to use them just once or twice. However, they are very light weight and flimsy, not suitable for heavy use. These covers would be fine, if you are handing out free CDs/DVDs, for example. On the other hand, if you are selling an expensive CD/DVD, I would use covers with a heavier bond paper or ones that have more cotton rag content. The other point worth mentioning is the odd closing flap - it does not close neatly and can come open, if not permanently sealed shut.

Satisfecho, llego en tiempo y forma

There are hands down the best cheap DVD sleeves that a small amount of money can buy. I very quickly and easily am able to put DVDs in them and close them. The clear window in the front does just what you'd expect, allows you to see the content of the envelope without having to open it. One of the best things about these DVD covers is that they are backwards compatible with CDs!! Each cover comes pre-folded at the top, so all the work is really done for you. The paper looks to be at least partially recycled, so they are good for the environment as well. Some people may say "These don't work well if they get wet", but here's the thing about DVDs and CDs, they're not really supposed to get wet, so if you get these covers wet, you're not using them correctly. If used correctly, these covers are the perfect answer to the question "What the heck am I going to put these DVDs or CD's in??". I'd give them 10 stars if I could. Definitely buy these if you need something to put DVDs or CDs in.

Fine for purpose. Not as strong as W.H.Smith version, but a lot cheaper. Depends if you want to put special CDs or DVDs in, or just use to protect them from scratches. If needing a lot, then these do the job.

El material no es tan delgado, aparte de que el envio fue rapido. El precio me parece bueno.

These are great for protecting your discs Seller ships quickly and well packaged