Game Card Storage Case (KingMega Edition) | Compatible with Magic The Gathering, MTG, Cards Against Humanity, All Standard TGC Trading Card Games | Includes 8 Dividers | Fits 5400+ Unsleeved Cards

Held as many cards as described. Was able to put cards in there boxes into the case, especially Creature Codex and Tome of Beast decks. Too narrow for sleeved cards, but that was clear in the description. Fit all spell cards from WoC DnD 5e boxes, but I will have to find another solution for their monster cards.

Loved it! Got it for my child who has a hugh playing card collection, and they loved it, plus it's versatile where you can remove the foam dividers for more space for bigger cards. Will definitely get another as the collection grows. It's like a mini suitcase but very strong, sturdy and secure. Highly recommend!

After several moves with the Army, and having my brother mishandle/mistreat my collection of MTG cards I was on the lookout for a new way to store/hold my cards that would protect them. I stumbled onto this case and at first was thrown off my the price. After talking to the wife I finally bit the bullet and said alright let's get one and see. Talk about durable, I can tell you that this gives off an aura of confidence that your cards will be safe. I am prettysure i could bludgeon someone to death with the case if I wanted to and it would not phase this case one bit. The one discrepancy I seem to have with their description of the item is its storage capacity. If I recall it's advertised to hold 5k un-sleeved cards. When I received my case yesterday my wife and I were in the process of sorting through what was damaged and salvageable of my collection plus setting them up to be re organized. I had a section of green cards that totaled 1,554 cards. I placed those cards in first to test fitment and capacity of the case. The inside or the case is subdivided into 6 card holding channels. Those 1.5k green cards only took up 2/3rds of a single row. I have not manually counted how many I wad able to fit, but KY rough estimated total capacity is approximately 12k to 13.2k un-sleeved MTG cards. With that being said fully loaded this case weighs in at approximately 40 lbs had with my handling and moving it around the handle nor any other part of the case showed any sings of stress, protest, warping, or structural failure. The wife has already approved me acquiring 7 more as money permits because these cases are so amazing. Hands down no other case is going to give the same level of value for your money this case is going to give you. Especially considering how durable and sturdy this case is, it's expensive but you know very well your cards are going to be safe. Plus if you have little kids that like to get into things and your cards are stored in an area they can access this case is especially nice because you can pad lock the cases shut. Bottem line your not going to find a better case to store, organize, and protect your collect with. My recommendation is bite the bullet and spend the money. You will Thank yourself later with your sorting through your collect filtering between what's ruined, damaged, destroyed, and salvageable.

It’s extremely heavy, especially with all my MtG cards inside, and it’s about 80% full. However, it feels like they are nice and safe in there. Despite its weight (especially with my twig arms), it’s far better organized and more protective than lugging around your cards in a bag full of boxes like I was, lol.The box itself is sturdy, and the cards fit snugly. Make sure you check the little chart they have that says what kind of cards fit in which case—it seems pretty accurate so I’m glad I took the time to look it over.The best part is that the case feels like I’m transporting something cool and important like in the movies. Or like the Courier’s Briefcase in New Capenna for those MtG players like myself. Rest assured though, you won’t have to sacrifice the case to get to your cards, it’s far sturdier than that, lol!

The description is pretty accurate. This is big. This is heavy. This is a solid product. But if you don't store your cards in deck boxes (many of which are too big - burger token boxes do fit though) and instead store them loose, as I planned, then you can't really carry this by the handle and store it upright without the cards sliding "up".The problem is that there is too much space between the top of the cards and the top of the box. The pocket seems nice in theory, but there's no way you could really store something like a D&D players handbook (as pictured) with out it sliding around. Then when the box is on its side (i.e. handle side up as you would carry it) the cards slide towards the lid. If they are packed tightly, they won't fall out, but if they are a bit loose, they can slide up and out of their rows.I'm still giving it 4 stars because I do think this will be great for some people that have all their cards stored in decks and in decks boxes (check the size). But for me, it won't work so I'll be returning it.

I bought THREE of these cases so far,the Game Card Storage Case (KingMega Edition) for my son to protect his collection of cards. WOW! VERY strong and unbelievable protection! Will not disappoint any buyer. Extremely thought out design. Heavy Duty. Perfect! Worth every penny! He also bought some hard cases and sleeves for the cards to further protect them even more, inside this storage case.

Love it still great good weight sturdy and size

I bought this because I felt I had few other options at the time I will NOT be buying anymore as I see the already atrociously over priced cases had their prices raised by $10. I can't trust a brand like CardKingPro that engages in deliberate price gouging in a market and economy where everything is already way over priced.Considering the felt inside the cases shed black fuzz all over your cards, and one of my boxes came with a big scuff on the outside corner, I can't condone or support businesses that is greedy and doesn't deliver a high quality product.Also! The top lid should have a foam insert!! There is way too much room above your cards when in the case. They will slide out and could have the tops damaged due to the amount of head space! I spent $200 and then had to buy extra foam to protect my cards!!