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Excellent organizer. I love that the units stack. My only complaint is that some cardboard-based CD cases do not fit unless you put them in at an angle.

In the last few years I have gotten back into buying my music on CD's. Used, like new CD's are now available on Amazon for as little as $.01 plus $3.99 for shipping and are always cheaper than a digital download. I needed something to store them in and after trying others, these really worked best. It is easy to put CD's in and remove them. They don't fall over if the case is not full. Being stack able is great. I have four now. Nice! Wait till they come up on sale...

I purchased this product, in part due to the high reviews. However, when I received this product I realized it does not hold CD's tight. When you put CD's in this organizer, its so insecure youre not sure they're in straight up and down. They don't click into place. There are flexible tabs at the top that hold your CD in place by pressure. The problem is they're very soft. There is nothing holding your CD in place at the bottom. So when you grab your CD, they slide back and forth on the bottom very easily, and slip sideways. I imagine they made them that way because as the picture describes, you can grab a bunch and slide them around, inside the case, if you tilt them sideways first. I don't particularly like this style, because the CD is not in there securely at all and slips around way to easily. And what I find annoying to look at is your CD's stick out from the case about a quarter of an inch. This boils down to personal preference, and some people may find this perfect for them. I like CD holders that hold the CD securely. This gives me the impression its cheap and a bit flimsy. I decided to return mine, but found they charge a 15% restocking fee. I figured that plus the return mailing fee were not worth it. I'm giving mine to the Goodwill.

I ordered 6 of these a couple of weeks ago and had to order 6 more. These area great. I have been converting family VHS tapes to DVD and hundreds of vinyl LPs and cassette tapes to CD. The DVDs and CDs fit perfectly! I can pull out a group of CDs at once and not worry about the rest of the group falling over. It's easy to slide CDs from side to side as I alphabetize my collection, and commerical CDs fit right in place next to the slim-line jewel cases. Double CD cases are no problem, either. Also like the stacking capability of the units. Mine are going into a large multimedia unit where my vynils and cassettes used to be. These can't be beat.

I started out with 4 of these 25CD units for work, organizing my CD science journals, etc. These organizers are a great product. I then purchased 10 more for my home CD collection, which wasnt enough, so I ordered some more. I had a bad experience with one of the marketplace sellers after Amazon ran out of the product, but found that [...] sells them (they are the mfg) for $7 each and no shipping cost (same as Amazon). Shipping was only 3 days from time of order with Allsop; it was slightly longer with Amazon. I was able to organize over 400 music CDs and since you carry only 25 at a time, it is easy to move them around. I have them stacked up against a wall 4 high and 3 wide and the stacks were a little wobbly on carpet so I put a shim in the bottom to tip the stack toward the wall. The only negative is that some of the CDs come in cardboard that is not standard size, so I could not put those in the set, but multi-CD collections fit and it is easy to move them from side to side as you add in at a later time. I highly recommend this product for organizing a collection of CDs- for work or for home. They snap securely to one another either by width or even by length (they have "tabs" that fit into one another. Sitting on a desktop, I have four units and they are very secure and stable.