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Question: I've used Case Logic DVD Binders for my collection but they've stop making the refill sheets.  Is this binder similar to the Case Logic products?
Document: In the past I have always used the most common album from Case Logic and while their products are really good, the DVD binder isn't easy to add/re-arrange DVD's (I have them placed alphabetically). With this Artisan Album, it has two rows of the 3-ring system, which makes it so easy to move and/or add additional sheets/DVD's as needed. The item is also really made well and should last for a very long time.
These binders will save a ton of space in your house if you have a large collection of DVDs. Additionally, they present the DVDs very well since they allow the movie cover sheets to be inserted on each page. This makes finding a movie very quick and easy. They are fairly large binders, but still much less space taken up than the DVD cases. They are of good construction and hold up to the abuse of young children.
This is the best DVD case! It's a HUGE case with lots of pages! I love how the sections of pages have different rows of binder clips. It's easy to rearrange pages as needed. This is so much better than the case logic. It holds tons of DVDs. There is one sleeve and 2 DVD inserts on each side. Since I have a lot of movies with just 1 DVD,  a lot of times I put 2 DVD covers into one sleeve and then the 2 DVDs on the same side.
You do not need to buy additional pages separately because you will not need them unless you choose to overstuff the binders. In this case, I just recommend spending the extra 10 bucks to get a whole new binder.Side Note:The amount of waste material produced from converting your collection to binders is astounding. The amount of space you'll save (and shelves no longer needed) is great. I recommend binders to everyone. And these are the specific ones I recommend.
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.
I have 9 of these DVD binders because I have such a large DVD collection. I have had them for about 6 months now.Pros:1. I love having the binder clip style because you can remove pages, organize or reorganize with ease, and add pages anywhere you need them.2.
For those out there that hold the artwork dear may not want to use these binders to hold those dvd's. I am not as attached, therefore, I cut. A good note was that even stuffing the cardboard portions of the cover into the sleeves did not tear or damage the sheets! After alphabetizing the horror section of our collection, I only got through the "R"'s. But it took no time at all and I have a small portion of a shelf open.
Like many of the reviewers, I was searching for a way to reduce the volume of DVDs that was threatening to swallow up my living room. We do not watch broadcast TV, so we've built up quite a collection...I heard great things about the Case Logic cases, but boy, are they expensive.
That doesn't mean it's perfect though. While it's great to have the rows of binder rings (superior to plastic rings, slip in pages, etc) it can be quite difficult to really pack the case full. The binder rings are so small that placing the last set of loaded sheets makes for some tricky moves to get pages in, without slipping back out. The case is also much larger than I imagined, but that isn't a detraction for me.
Wanting to consolidate my original Xbox game collection into a smaller location than having them displayed on my DVD case, I searched for something that will accomplish this as well as store the original cover art and manuals. This binder contains 4 rows of binder rings that holds the disc sleeves. The binder itself is surprisingly big. I did not anticipate the size of it until I received a large box in the mail. The discs fit in the sleeves nice and snug.
Answer: Not familiar with case logic.... But this case has been a great help for my collection...I bought 2 that's how pleased I was