Handling less than optimal

The handling of these CD cases seems not optimal in the following points:
- The black tray is at the back of the CD sleeve a little too short. This makes it a little more difficult to remove it in order to create, for example, a paper tray and between housing.
- There are missing on both sides at the bottom of the tray struts to cause an inserted paper and press to the housing. If one is a self-folded thin paper, it is at one end slightly crushed while it is easy to beat the back-end too much, so that it does not rest evenly there. To avoid this problem, you have to cut out the paper carefully to the correct length and exact right angle bend.

I compare these Chinese-made Verbatim CD Cases with a product in the EU in 2002 Verbatim CD case, these two problems were not then available, ie the tray went up flush to the edge of the housing and could easily grasped there and are taken and on both sides were three additional small quest that had led the paper and pressed onto the housing. If my purchase CDs the CD case is usually designed similarly, so this article is my opinion not quite equivalent to the shell of a purchase-CD. This applies only to purchase CDs with black tray, since my purchase CDs with transparent tray on case back also the struts described missing (as they are often present at the other end also with transparent tray).

At least give me this case a sufficiently robust.