Card Deck Case for Trading Cards, Leather Magnetic Closure Commander Card Storage Box Holding 600+ Sleeved Cards Fit for YuGiOh, MTG and Sport Cards (1000 Card Deck Case)

Overall a good Product!These boxes can hold an insane amount of cards. Mine are usually all double sleeved and I have a very extensive collection. I also use it for MTG Cube so it really lives up to it's 1800+ card capacity.Pros:1. It's not real leather BUT it's ok for the price.2. Magnetic latch and has a great felt lining.3. Portable size while still maximizing card capacity.4. While the framework is stiff compressed cardboard type material, seems pretty durable.5. The price is awesome!Cons:1. Wish they had a variety of colors, I only got this in black because I needed something like this at the time.2. Some other products with card dividers Maybe include 6-10 dividers.3. The Leather like material does not seem to do well around the areas where it hinges, it seems to bunch up in those spots that have movement and it feels like it will wear out poorly in those spots quicker than normal.4. The eternal material also does not feel like leather to the touch, it feels lower quality.Conclusion: This is a great organizational product for anyone that has a large card collection. I recommend this if you just need a basic storage box for your cards.To the Seller: Improve a little more on quality and expand your color selection!

Got this for my boyfriend to store his magic cards that arent already in decks, and highly satisfied! The case is sturdy, fits lots of cards.

Great box, very well built. I will be buying more of them in the future.

Sturdy, magnets hold, good amount of storage space for single cards. Can hold multiple deck cases if they are basic deck cases. Won’t hold larger, bulkier cases like those for MTG commander decks.

I would say that it is a great value. The size is good. The felt interior is good. The sturdiness is okay. The lid is pretty floppy but the base is not, so that’s important.

Deck boxes are nice, but do seem less durable than the eclipse ones; we will see how they hold up over time. Also, the lid doesn't close as easily as the eclipse ones and I think that's because the plastic is thinner/more bendy. They are a little shorter (than eclipse), but did not bend any of my cards sleeved in dragonshield classic sleeves. The box is large enough to fit all 100 cards from a commander deck (single sleeved) with about 20 tokens (unsleeved) with room to spare - I could fit an additional 40 unsleeved tokens into the box or a total of 31 sleeved tokens in the box before it was at capacity. My last comment is purely cosmetic - I don't like how all these boxes say "card box" on the front. I think it's ugly, but it doesn't affect the function and can easily be covered with some MTG stickers.Overall, I would buy these again because I think they are a good value for the money.

Buy 3 triples to hold all of the expansions. The triples are roughly the size of the expansions boxes so will fit nicely in a game backpack.These seem pretty rugged. They will definitely outlast the card board tray ones that I was using before. They also look really nice.

This is a great, concise storage solution for a 360-card MTG cube as long as you don’t have tons of tokens. I’m using 24 Dragon Shield cube shells (2.0) to house my 360, and most of them will fit in one row (5 will be in bottom row, or 4 if you pack the top to its absolute tightest). Then there’s enough space for the lands, even if you double-sleeve, and it gives you 4 plastic dividers to separate them (and while that’s technically enough to divide 5 stacks, I wish it came with at least 1 more to also divide from tokens, or 3 more to have “book ends”). If you double-sleeve AND have a large number of tokens, you may or may not be able to fit everything. The height is perfect to close over top of dragonshield cube shells as well as the small ultra pro deck boxes, but unfortunately it would only fit 24 cube shells and 4 UP boxes (if only it fit 5 I’d rejoice). Would probably fit about 10 small ultra pro boxes If that’s all you’re putting in.