(1) Empty 21mm Thick SIX DISC Capacity Blue Replacement Boxes/Cases for Blu-Ray DVD Movies - Holds 6 Discs #BR6R21BL

I bought some black DVD cases to replace some of my own cases that were broken. I found the black DVD cases to be of poor quality; not as well made as the cases that DVD movies come in. So then I bought different varieties of Blu-Ray cases and this is one example of what I bought. DVDs fit in the Blu-Ray cases just fine. The Blu-Ray cases are of much higher quality -- the edges are finished, the hub rings are neatly finished, unlike the black DVD cases. I have bought the Blu-Ray cases with a capacity of 6, 4, and 2. Each had the same quality so I have been pleased with each. One thing to be aware of: if you are thinking of using the Blu-Ray cases for DVD movies: the external plastic sleeve is smaller both in height and width -- so if you are going to move your DVD jacket to a Blu-Ray case, it will need trimming to fit. You may loose some text or part of a picture from your DVD jacket.

This item holds six discs, I am not familiar with any blue ray dvd's since I don't have a blue ray player. It holds regular discs as well. I ordered it because I homeschool using a DVD program, and I wanted this to hold one week of dvd's needed so that I don't have to access the entire collection every day. I keep this on my desk and I rotate out each week. It works great and I can even design my own cover and slip it inside the front. Thanks! I hope this review helped someone

I've decided that I want to replace a number of my old cardboard blu-ray cases with sturdier amray cases, and since I own a lot of television shows on blu-ray and DVD, I need box set cases to do so. For my 4 to 6 disc box sets, I decided to go with this particular bundle.The cases feel nice and sturdy, and they look attractive enough with custom art in them -- although keep in mind that at 21mm, they do require a sheet of paper at least 11 inches long to support the art, and if your printer won't print to the edges, you won't be able to print it out without losing a couple of CM off the sides. I had to order art printouts via Staples in order to fit these cases, so be aware you might not be able to produce the slips yourself.The major issue is the way the disc holding sleeves within the cases work. Another reviewer mentioned that the discs are difficult to place on the pages, and this is true, but it's only an issue the first time the disc goes on. This wears down the edges around the nub enough to make them fairly easy to remove and replace. But that doesn't help with how the pages need to be properly "latched" into the front and back of the case before it can be closed. If you try to close it without doing this, the whole thing locks up.Also, inserting discs on the first or last slot requires you to maneuver them in at a certain angle, otherwise they get hung up on the pages. And because of how the pages latch in, there's not really any room for blu-ray booklets that may have come in the case you're replacing. The front panel can easily hold a single slip -- like a digital code slip, for example -- but anything thicker will get crushed up in the box.Otherwise, they're pretty good cases. They do the job they're intended to do, and artwork looks fine in them. At the price, you can't go wrong.

I was absolutely heartbroken when I bought season 1-3 of BNHA and every single case was broken (mostly in the same place). These are amazing replacements! They are study and I don’t have fear of the disk falling out! They are better quality than the usual cheap box set cases sold with the original disks.

These multi-CD/DVD cases do a good job of holding the disks in place, meaning the hubs grip the disk firmly in place for safe storage, but you can pop them out easily (which is not true for all CD/DVD cases).One case that holds six disks is a space saver, even if the cases are wider in the spine than a standard case.The down side is that the plastic hinges that allow the inner disk holders to be turned back and forth like a page are cheap and loose and you have to straighten them carefully before turning it or it'll get caught and then the case won't close or the case will come of the hinges. Constant pain. I have other six disk cases that don't have that problem, so I won't be purchasing any more of these Blu-Ray style ones.

These cases are amazingly crafted, and feel thick enough that I don't feel like I'm breaking them by opening/closing them. The blue of the case is a slight shade darker the the original cases but for the price you pay for them I couldn't knock a star down. I will now be able to burn and backup the TB of anime I own into seasons. Great Cases.

Have you seen a Blue-Ray case? It's like that, except with enough spots for 6 discs. :) It seems durable and sturdy enough, and it's holding all my ALIAS season 5 discs in one compact space, so I'm happy.

This is great, don't listen to the reviews that say the holders are too weak. With a little finesse and care, the discs come out easily without worry of breaking. I used this for my Rurouni Kenshin Season One discs, because the original packaging Media Blasters used is horrible. It's perfect, because I had 6 discs, and this holds 6 discs.