100 Clear CPP Movie Plastic Sleeves 2 Disc Non-Woven Sleeves by StarTechDeals

Like so many others I want to reduce the space my DVDs take up. I didn’t really want binders because, well, they’re usually not lovely (meaning, I’d want to hide them so no one could ever see them), 99.9% of them don’t have a place for the DVD insert to be included, and of course having the fixed pages is so annoying when you need to insert a movie somewhere in the middle. I ended up with these cases because they take so little room, I can rearrange them to my heart’s content, they hold the cover with the DVDs and the inserts hold two DVDs comfortably. I’m SO glad I did, because I seriously love them. They are the perfect size, very sturdy (I’ve only torn one so far out of about 300), and as others have said you can cram up to 6 DVDs in one case if you don’t mind leaving some cases without inserts. I’ve even had people ask me where to get them because they thought it was such a great idea they wanted to use them too.That’s the up side, the cons I find with these are a small inconvenience considering how much space you save:1. It’s harder to find a specific movie unless you’ve carefully alphabetized your movies, since there is no spine to read you have to flip through each one.2. If you want to pick up a big handful, it’s difficult because they’re slippery and I’ve dropped my handfuls a few times as a result.One last observation… A banker’s box filled with DVDs in these cases weighs a lot! They fit in almost perfectly, and literally I’m cramming about 300 DVDs into this box. The box is heavy enough that I may have to rethink my storage strategy and find smaller boxes.