Suitcase top, sleeves flop

Let's start first time with the positives: The trunk is a real eye-catcher and makes a pretty high-quality impression. It is made of sturdy aluminum and is lined with a velvety material. However, the corrugated plastic feet give the suitcase is no safe level. Anyway, shaking my copy a little. But who cares for the price.
Much disturbing I find the really useless Sleeves. First, they are much too tight. Only with considerable pressure to get the second DVD / CD in the double hull. Even more difficult is the removal because the slot does not go through in the film to the brim. For the last part you have the disc from above and below, and then pull out tackle. This process naturally leaves behind unsightly fingerprints, especially on the underside.
From the way the sleeves should be as far as possible to label apart. The space provided area is glued to the sharp-edged, metal guide rail. If you try to pull the rail, which is necessary for marking, you will inevitably damage the film.
I use the sleeves now exclusively as tabs that help organize the trunk to keep me. The discs have remained in the old plastic films. Which are now just at the bottom of the trunk. Practically here is the lining fabric, which prevents slipping. This solution I feel also therefore provides a friendly, since you can scroll so better. The discs do not depend as provided vertically but have a slightly inclined position. While this limits the portability a bit, makes the suitcase but much clearer.
Who is looking for a nice case for its CD / DVD and already has covers made of plastic or foil, is well advised with this product. Allen do not have shells and are dependent on the sleeves, I recommend to orient differently.