Hi, I am comparing this CD case to the TekNmotion 120 Capacity CD/DVD Carry Case. Which would you prefer?
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The Amazon case works best for me. I like the layout of 4 discs per page rather than only 2 and I don't need the additional pockets that it looks like the TekNmotion has. The Amazon case size works better for me in the space I am storing them in also. I've not seen the TekNmotion case in person. It looks like a decent case...just depends on your preference. I would pick the TekNmotion case for the car or travel perhaps.
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I don't know anything about the TekNmotion but I do love my Amazon Basics case. I travel everywhere with it. Nice sturdy handle and the DVDs are easy to get in and out of the sleeves. This case is great.
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I love it. It stores my all of my movies. I need one for my cd's. I'm glad I purchased this product.
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This would be a good case for you. The handle is thick, so would be ok to carry around without worry. I bought and recommend the Amazon Basic.
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Don't know, I've never purchase the TekNmotion case. I'm really happy with the AmazonBasics case though!
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It stores both CD & DVD Case's with no problem. I case for CD's & 1 Case for your DVD's.
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My opinion would be that this is too big and heavy for a carry-on. It is meant to sit upon a table or to be carried like a purse. I would suggest a walkman type portable CD player. I have one of these that is just a little bit larger that the CD disc, however a devise like that only has earbuds and can't be used unless you are plugged directly into it. I purchased a Sony personal portable CD player from Amazon and have been very happy with it.
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I cant answer that because i only use this to hold CD sleves. Sorry. Note, the Case Logic CD sleves fit very well. If your deviders are that sizethan maybe so.
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You have a good eye. The drive is square in shape 5.5 x 0.5 x 5.5 in. Give or take a a bit on the depth. I don't really move it around much so I haven't considered a case, but I hope the measurements help.
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This is the standard case size for CD/DVD RW discs. It is however the slim version of a normal Jewel case. Therefore, you may be familiar with the skinny jewel cases?....this would be it.
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I sent this product back without even opening the package because I learned from the seller that it is not intended to store CD's in their original plastic jewel cases...Apparently it hangs CD's in paper sleeves...The seller should provide dimensions and capacity info...Contact the seller...
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They are rectangular like a regular DVD case, but thin. If you're looking for less space used, then you should get a CD style case which will hold DVDs also.
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I think I know what you are talking about. It has to be very slim to fit the narrow dimension. The case would be about 3 times the thickness of the CD or more, so it might be tight. But, the price is right and you can always send just the CD. I have had no problem with that, although I do put a "wrap" of paper towel around it.
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sorry, I wish I could answer your question, I have thought of the very same thing, but I do use the cd case,that came with it, good safe storage for my cd's. Seeing that it doesn't seem to be removeable. There definitely would be more storage. You know, now that you mentioned it, I will take another look...
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DVD's in their cases fit well in here, you can fit a lot of them, they will fit across the short end with the handle. Please let me know if you have any other questions.
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Melvin, the size looks to be about the same size, so the case should work, but it is a very thin cloth based case, not sturdy or rugged. I went ahead and purchased a hard shell case to protect from impact and jostling around in my backpack. I purchased a Lacie hard shell, I can't find it on amazon anymore, but it looks exactly like this one, now made by case logic. http://www.amazon.com/Drive-Logic-DL-64-Portable-Carrying/dp/B003VVH8Y6/ref=sr_1_6?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1408387302&sr=1-6&keywords=lacie+hard+drive+case Regards, Chad
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One 5.25", one 3.5", and one 2.5" internal bays. So you have room for a CD/DVD writer, one HD, and a floppy drive. If you have an external CD/DVD writer you can load software from it a use the bay on this case for an extra HD bay.
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I too found it hard to believe I could live without a built in CD/DVD drive. Guess what, that's OLD SCHOOL. We really don't use it that often. I did get the Apple external CD/DVD drive. In the past year I think I've used it twice. The MacBook Pro is ALL about thin, light, and yet very powerful. Once you experience it, you'll slowly understand just like I have, that the days of CD's are a thing of the past.
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I purchased this item over a year ago. Yes you can place two cd's or dvd's in each hanging insert. I have had no problem with the case and would recommend it to anyone who has a lot of 4.75" optical discs to store. I suggest that the manufacture add a third handle where one would be located if this were a suit case; the handles on the side are a little awkward. If I can find a reasonably priced handle I plan on adding it myself. Other than that the case satisfies all my needs.
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Hi I just tested if for you! you can fit a cd case in there standing up the correct way. hope that helps :)
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It will hold 900 cd's even though I believe it will hold more. I read the reviews but I have about 3000 cd's so whatever it hold for me is fine (900 or 1000). It will not hold the original cases but I took the page off and used it so that I will know what the disc is. If you fill the case completely it will be hard to move them to see what disc is though. Overall, if you want to use this case for storage or daily use then don't bother filling it to the maximum capacity. Hope you find this helpful.