UENTIP CD Storage Boxes - Pack of 4 CD Case Storage - 13.2" x 5.9" x 5.3", Container holds 30 CDs in full jewel cases, 60 CDs in slim cases, and 165

The UENTIP CD Storage Box is a convenient and affordable solution for organizing and storing CDs. Customers have reported using these boxes to store a variety of items, including retro game cartridges and CDs. One customer mentioned that the boxes are a perfect fit for storing NES, SNES, Famicom, N64, and Sega Genesis cartridges. The largest NES cartridges can be inserted right side up, allowing for easy viewing of the top label. The customer also noted that each bin can hold roughly 15 larger cartridges, even if they are in boxes or sleeves. For N64 cartridges, the boxes can hold around 30 when stacked. Famicom cartridges can be stored even more efficiently. Another customer mentioned that they purchased these boxes to organize their collection of CDs. They found the boxes to be nice and appreciated the ability to easily find the CD they wanted. However, they mentioned that they should have counted how many CDs they had before buying because they needed more boxes. One customer expressed disappointment in the lack of stabilizers provided. The boxes were supposed to come with stabilizers for the bottom to hold them open, but there were only two stabilizers for four boxes. Despite this issue, the customer stated that the boxes still served their purpose and rated them four stars. One recurring issue mentioned by several reviewers is the design flaw of the boxes. If CDs are inserted with the text facing up, the lid does not fit properly. To resolve this issue, the CDs have to be inserted with the text facing down, but this makes it difficult to flip through the CDs. This design flaw seems to be a major drawback for customers. In summary, the UENTIP CD Storage Box is a practical and well-made product for organizing and storing CDs and other items such as retro game cartridges. Customers appreciate the affordability and convenience of these boxes. However, the design flaw of the boxes is a significant downside, as it makes it difficult to view and access CDs when they are stored upright.