Home > Consumer Reviews > cdProjects DP10 Bubblesleeve Binder Pages (10-Pack, 8-CD Capacity per Page)

These sheets are great. I turned a couple hundred jewel cases of computer CD's into three organized binders. Now if I could just get others in my family to put the CD's back when they're done!

You should know they are not like the picture above, though. They load from the side instead of from the top and the compartments actually have little closing flaps that end up getting all bent up when you close the binder, no matter how careful you are. I recommend slipping the CD's in on top of the little flap so that the flap stays under the CD. That keeps them from getting all shagged. Although I guess the CD's from one page will rub on the CD's from the adjacent page, but that doesn't seem likely to cause any damage in my mind.

Buy some if you want to organize your CD's!

These sleeves are great even though they are not the same as the picture in the ad or on the package. They have added a flap over each CD slot. They have also changed the CD slot so it is curved on the two that are near the inside of the binder. That means you can't put liner notes in those slots. The great thing about these sleeves is that you can move them around and reaarange your collection. The problem is that cdprojects no longer makes a ring binder for them and they are wider than conventional ring binders. They fit the three rings of a normal notebook binder, but after you close the notebook, the edges of the pages stick out about an inch. As far as I can tell, no one makes a binder designed to hold these pages.

CDs fall out pretty easily after awhile; I would recommend CaseLogic holders over this product, they are more reliable.

I love bubblesleeves! These things are great! They're thin but strong, and hold the CDs very well. You can add as many bubblesleeves as you want to your collection. This is just another great CD-holder from CD Projects. I've never been happier with a comparable product.