50-Pack Round Clamshell CD DVD Cases with Clear Lock

I bought my first set about a week ago after reading many reviews on this kind of case from all the other ones online on amazon and I decided to go take the chance with this one. It arrived quickly and it was actually wrapped pretty well and more so than I thought it would be. I thought I had read a review about a little piece of plastic that sticks out on these from another seller that sells these same kind and so I looked on these when they arrived and there is one on the inside top and inside bottom but I put my DVD in it and took it out and in several times and there was no scratch to my disk, so it isn't a problem [for me at least]. The lock is pretty good and if a person treats them well and opens them carefully, I am confident that they will be just fine. I ordered 3 packs and none of mine were busted and all were fine. I just today went back to order 8 more ....I have lots of DVD's.....LOL, and after my first 3 sets I feel like ordering the others will be okay. I will keep ordering this set as I need them.I feel like this product met my needs and will get the job done. So far I recommend this based on it being a good latch, sturdy and it does fit a regular size DVD and it arrived well packaged and on time.

i bought them before there are great for the money.

I bought two 50-packs for a high school reunion memories project and sent out 70 DVD's in these, slipped inside a 6" x 6" paperboard mailer. Postage throughout the USA was $0.92 each. Postage up to two ounces: 50c first ounce, 21c next ounce, and 21c for "non-machine-mailable." Use red-ink stamp the PO has with those words or "hand stamp only," stamp on the front addressed side. Weight included up to three stamps, and a 4" x 4" release notes paper inside each pack. Every AcePlus Clamshell worked correctly opening, closing and snapping onto the DVD's and no recipients complained of any kind of damage. Highly recommend this economical way to pack and ship disks.

I went looking for a set of these because my car was full of broken jewel cases and shards of plastic. These babies last forever and are especially useful for CDs you make yourself. My previous ones were a square shape with a round depression to hold the disc; I don't like these quite as much, but they are perfect for protecting the CDs you are using a lot and I recommend them.

I love these CD covers. They are sturdy and reasonably priced. I am using them to store CD's and DVD movies and music. They are space saving compared to the plastic boxes some DVD's come in.

I needed thin cases that I could put my CDs and DVDs in. The hard plastic cases CDs come in break easily and DVD cases are too large. I don't want to devote a lot of space to storing these items.Initially these clamshell cases are hard to open, so I open and close them 5 or 6 times before I put anything inside. Problem solved.

The AcePlus 50-pack clear cases is average CD/DVD/Disc CasesThe previous distributor i used for clear clam shell CD cases d/c selling the ones I'm used toI figured I'd try out these for the price (Just not going to buy anymore the quality is very dodgy to say the least)You could easily snap the case in 1/2 feels super cheap (Even when you get a CD/DVD, etc placed in the case with the disc in the case it still feels "cheap"the snap/lock is ok consideringI wouldn't trust these with anything Import (Blu-Ray's & Games)Data disc more then likelyThese are perfect for Businesses-Promotional useHome use is a completely different story

These are a good lightweight disposable CD cover. Good quality. I would buy these again.