Computer-Case Reviews

I use this to hold my CD player while I'm on a treadmill, elliptical machine or just outside walking. It's a bit bulky but does the trick if you strap it low on hips.

I purchased this for my special needs son who is 4 and needed a case for his cd player. It is very lightweight and soft and has space for a few of his cds. The adjustable belt is very easy to open and close and make larger and smaller. I am very pleased to have made this purchase.

most convenient sleeves i've found.

I used the fixed album type Case Logic before, and it is difficult to re-arrange the CDs... with the refill, I can add pages easily, remove them, or transfer them to another binder. One thing is that the binder better have a zipper, so that the dust won't go in. The CD pockets are a little tight, but ok. Also, the opening is on the side, rather than on the top for the fixed album type. I also found that you can't drag the center hole of the CD to the right and take out the CD in one step, because the cutting on the sleeve only allow you to move an inch or so. Therefore we need to move it one inch to the right, and then grab the CD's edge and pull it out. However, considering the ease of organization, I still would choose these over the fixed album type. One more hint, you can add the "sheet protectors" (the 8.5 x 11 inch transparent paper protectors), and put any CD's insert, CD-ROM's installation keys in it, and add the sheet protector next to the CD sleeve.

I used one for over a week now. I am happy with it. Here are some observations.

1. The belt is wide, so it is comfortable. I hardly feel it around my waist.

2. Well made. I expect this to last me for quite a while.

3. A little too small. Once my CD player is in the case, I cannot fit in much else. I figure that I probably will be able to fit in several CDs without cases behind the player, but that is it. It would be nice if I can fit in my billfold or something.

4. 2 side pockets that can be used to hold spare batteries but not anything bigger than those.

Overall, I am happy with my purchase, but then I got it on sale.

Cons:
1. It only holds 3 CD's, comforably without cases (there are pockets).
2. Hard to mess with CD-player on the move (it gives you a weird angle).
3. A bit tight for some CD-players.
Pros:
1. It fits tightly around the waist, this thing stays put.
2. Very comfortable, it's can be eaisily forgotten about.
3. Lots of extra battery space.
4. Very slim yet it has just enough padding to keep player/CDs safe.
Bottom line: the cons are just picky things on are really great CD-case. I don't see myself getting another one for many years.

I ordered 5 of the Case DVD Storage trays and they do exactly what they are supposed to do (store DVD's). The construction is fine and appear durable enough especially for the price ! My one critisism is that they do not stack real well! Specifically they do not lock in place. Had I designed this unit I would have simply made the interlocking slide with more of a groove which locks in place! To compensate for this I just used some clear Packing tape to secure them together and it works just fine!

I will never forget the day my Case Logic DVD Storage Tray arrived at my door. I remember clawing through the outer packaging in anticipation of how this apparatus might change my life. Upon inspection of the product, I was awe-struck! "The Tray", as I have come to call it, was a masterpiece of plastics engineering. Impeccably molded, I was unable to locate any flaws.

Then came the real test. I was reluctant to sully such a thing of beauty with my unworthy DVDs. I had half a mind to leave "The Tray", empty, in a conspicuous place in my living room. It would have obviously made a great conversation piece. But, with my hand shaking, I placed my DVDs, one-by-one, into "The Tray". They all fit.

My hat is off to the designers of such a finely tuned instrument of storage.

was considering the canon psc-50 case for my s400 but thought this was better. the smaller zippered pouch can hold a couple spare batteries and memory cards where the psc-50 can't. looks well made and is better than some other brands with velcro and/or snap buckles.

Works well with Canon s230. Would recommend strongly. Front pouch fits two flash cards and spare battery snuggly.

When I lookup this product I found all the infomation I was searching for. Your site has been very helpful to me. I would rate the product a 4 out of 5. I am also an employee at Target and hope to business with you in the future.

I find the Koskin to be very quality-looking, more than the nylon. This 92-capacity case is the largest case I'd want to use, from the standpoint that when it's full, the case is pretty heavy, and when open there are so very many CDs in it. I chose 3 of these cases as opposed to 2 larger ones. I'm not very worried at the outset about CD scratches, b/c the data side of the CD slides smoothly against a soft plastic-fabric material that seems gentle on them. However, I'm only using this case for my doubles and car CDs, b/c I keep my originals in the CaseLogic 30-disc holder that holds jewel cases (it also is beautiful, although Nylon). I highly recommend this case!

I bought this case for a Magellan Sportrak Pro. As advertised, the unit is well padded and combined with the ruggedness of the GPS unit itself, I am sure it would protect the unit against most bumps and falls.
But the case is quite small and this makes for quite a tight fit. Also, the padding is of some material that seems to have an affinity for my cuticles, so everytime I try to put the GPS in or take it out, I have to be careful not to get my cuticles entangled painfully in the padding.

The storage for the extra batteries is on the inside of the case rather than an external pocket. It consists of two elastic bands stitched to the inside of the case, not even a pocket. So, after a couple of times of taking the GPS out and putting it back in, the batteries slip out of these elastic bands and end up at the bottom of the case (at which point, you have to fish them out because the GPS won't fit in with the batteries lying at the bottom of the case!).
I like the broad belt loop that makes it easy to secure the case to your regular pants belt or a fanny pack etc.

If you own a Magellan SportTrak series GPS (I have a SportTrak Pro), this is a great carrying case for it. It fits any size belt, it is very secure and has more than adequate padding to protect your unit from damage.

Nice bag, if not a little simple. Feels like good quality. There are certainly more custom bags out there, but this one is providing solid protection for my Maxxum 5 and lenses.

This bag has tons of room. I fit 2 Minolta SLR cameras, zoom lens, film, cleaning kit, instruction manuals, filters, and a whole lot more in this bag. Also it is made of good quality. This bag is the perfect size!!!!

I got this for two reasons, and it works great for both of them. For one, I wanted to listen to Webcast ballgames, so I route them through a Kima wireless unit (with an adapter plug) to the TDK unit. Volume could be better, but it's a quick and dirty way to listen in my backyard wirelessly.
The other reason was to use with a portable CD player (which has only headphone output) while traveling. Works great to play our child's favorite music before bedtime in a hotel!
You don't want this for sterling sound by any means (the main reason for 4 stars vs. 5), but it's great for those situations where you want decent sound in a very compact package about the same size as a CD holder that you need to take anyway.

This is the most exciting item I've purchased in years! The sound quality is loud and clear. It plugs into anything that you can plug headphones into. Great to plug into your portable CD player for instant music in hotel rooms or anywhere that you've been & thought, "Wish I had some tunes!". It's also awesome to plug into a camcorder and you can hear the sound instead of just being able to check out the video you've taken. What a GREAT price for such an incredible product!