Premium Clear CD Jewel Cases - Standard Size, 50-Pack

These feel and look like the type of cases you get if you buy a professional music cd. I often replace a broken piece from the original and these fit on those no problem. If there's a difference in quality from original, I don't see it or feel it. I have bought some from other brands and they just feel cheap. I will keep getting these as I need them. Keep up the quality!

I sell collectible or rare music CDs and every item we sell gets a new case. With our regular supplier having some shortages we bought these in a pinch. I have to say they are the sturdiest/thickest case I have ever tried(and I have bought thousands of cases). The tray fits well and the disc holds secure. With that being said the only drawback is that the tray does not have the usual cd brand but rather a random number imprinted on it(I imagine a part number). For the person replacing personal cases this is no big deal, but worth noting. For us we will definitely buy these again if we are in a pinch but not for our regular supply. The quality is excellent.

The quality on these are phenomenal. Thick durable plastic perfect for my small business. There is another brand on here, but the quality is not the best. I only get that when I am out of these ones, and these ones are out of stock. But this is to go to Brand . The plastic on this is perfect.

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I recently got into collecting PS1 games and bought these cases to replace numerous cracked and scuffed ones. I was disappointed at first until I bought a second brand that was truly bad, which is what I get for going off a 5-year-old reddit thread... products can change a lot in that timeframe! They came double-boxed, in two reams of 25, and were wrapped in plastic over the top (not individually). None of mine were broken and maybe 2-3 had minor, mostly unnoticeable scuffs from movement during shipping. They feel sturdy and the vast majority close securely. If you are just looking for replacement cases and don't care about the OCD collector stuff, these will work perfectly and you can stop reading here. If you are a collector, here are some things you'll want to know:- No Compact Disc Digital Audio logo (seems impossible to find new cases with this), opaque rectangles instead- Slight bluish-purple tint- Lot/item number printed on upper right corner of tray- Top and bottom are ridged (apparently some newer cases aren't? I haven't seen them)- Weigh 60g each (original cases are thought to be 75-85+)My biggest issue with has been using them in the "fat" 2/3/4 disc cases. While they don't just swing open, they seem to have a hard time closing. I've been able to slightly twist the case back and forth to angle it in and it's secure once it does close, but then it's kind hard to open. This only seems to be an issue with original dividers as the 3 replacement dividers I've used seem to close fine. But overall it's like the tabs don't fit into the sides completely right. In that case, it might be the best idea to look for old CD cases at Goodwill, pawn shops, used video games, or record stores.

I thought these would be like the cases that come with a CD, no but they are clear. I think I paid too much & maybe could buy used cases & be just as good.

I buy and trade with alot of international record labels. Many send their CD releases without cases to save on postage, so I’m always in need of cases.I have bought other replacement cases that are cheaply made and that break easy. These cases are of great quality! Just like the official Compact Disc. And are the only cases I buy now.Plus they ship in a heavy duty cardboard box, so I’ve never had any arrive broken.

Most jewel cases are made of a 'brittle' type of plastic and the hinges easily break. I got a different brand of 50 and 1/4 had broken hinges in the box. These are made of a more 'rubbery' plastic with a far better hinge which is unbreakable. I would recommend without reservation either the Keyin Premium or these Standard cases.