Game Card Storage Case (BBB/MTG Edition) | Suitable for Magic The Gathering, Yugioh, and Other TCG Etc (Game Not Included) | Includes 8 Dividers | Fits up to 2500 Loose Unsleeved Cards

Great case, exactly what I was looking for. I had filled all the space in my old soft card carrier/organizer, and wanted something bigger and more durable. This checked both those boxes and then some. Not only does it have a *lot* of storage, and a metal design, the inside is sectioned by sturdy (I think wooden?) suede finished columns that don't move around, separate free floating card dividers with labels, a dice bag, and a pretty neat art print/logo on the outside. The fit and finish is nice and feels very premium.I think if they were selling just the case with no extras and no logo, it could probably be a tad cheaper. But with all the extras it comes with, I feel its a great value. Especially considering that competing card boxes/organizers of this size and quality don't really exist (that I've found).Five stars from me. Great work CardKing, keep it up.

First off I REALLY like this card case. It is SLEEK and lovely to behold. The build is very solid and nice to the touch. The inside is perfect and they were for real when they said there are no rounded edges that could bend your cards. Five rows to house your cards and all of them will be protected with the soft cloth lining inside to prevent scratching/scraping.The carrying case was lovingly wrapped in TWO cardboard boxes with protective lining and a further nylon bag with drawstrings to even house the case itself! That way you have an added layer of protection when taking it with you wherever you go -this is especially important for myself given how much I travel. Even after you've drawn the drawstring the handle can still emerge to allow you to carry it.The only slight downsides I can foresee is the fact that this only holds 2500 unsleeved cards. I will definitely be sleeving all my cards and foresee running out of space well before I'm able get that many in (especially with the close to probably 2800 or so LOTR LCG cards that exist). Apart from that I'm a little conflicted about the fact that the case lid isn't a hinge open but rather uses two (sturdy) clips to hold the lid on which can be taken off and placed aside. Part of me thinks I'd rather have a hinge. Anyway that's a small thing, though.If you have doubts just go ahead and buy it. I have a strong sense this case will last me a very long time which is just what I wanted. You guys made a great product this time around :)

i was soo happy to find something to hold all of my MTG decks. only 3 good things about this case.1. the logo cover/top is really clean. i like it.2. the free deck dividers are really clean and sturdy.3. the amount it can hold. it can hold 1500-1700 single sleeve cards total.now the bad.1. it cant hold card weight at max capacity. it too heavy for the case to hold. see pics.2. cant be use to travel and use.3. the corners are peeling.if you are looking for something to hold your cards and take it along with you to your friends house or to a LGS. i do not recommend this product. At best this can be use for storage inside your closet but you can just buy white storage boxes that are like $10-20.0/5. i be sending it backUpdate: cardkingpro reach out and send another case to me. great customer services. update review.Good1. i fill it out. max capacity it. it pass the strength test. i was able to carry it by the handle just fine but it is really heavy.i rather carry it with two hands2. the capacity is great!. i am able to hold all of my decks at once. 1500-1800 single sleeve cards. as you can see in the pictures. once row can easy hold 60x 5 card decks or 3x 100 card EDH decks.3. the dice bag is nice. nothing to fancy.the bad.1. the inner lining is not 100% clean but i doubt it has any impact.2. the free card dividers are a tad short for sleeve cards. might be great for non sleeve cards. i show the difference if the top of the divider did line up with the sleeves.

Having recently gotten the itch to get back into MTG, a vice from my late pre teen to teen days of the early to mid 1990s, I went out and recklessly bought a bunch of fourth edition cards on eBay. I then discovered I had no real way to store/transport them, and cardboard card boxes just weren’t quite cutting it in terms of appeal. I decided to google for best storage cases for mtg cards and after being led to the Quiver, which I did not like just because it’s a narrow tube, I ultimately settled on one of the Amazon listings for the PAIYULE square case with the removable/re-arrangable velcro dividers (this item looked very similar to the caseling brand and some other brands as well).Bad idea. The entire thing felt cheap when it arrived. It had a strong chemical smell. The velcro dividers barely stuck to the interior lining of the case. They fit oddly and seemed to be either too big or too small for the interior space. I couldn’t get it to look symmetrical. The whole thing looked sloppy. I returned it that day.Then I stumbled across a YouTube review of this case. It was exactly what I was looking for! The right size, the right quality, the right dimensions, everything.This case is sizeable. I estimate it can hold about 500-600 unsleeved cards per each of the 5 sections. But the two outer sections are notably a little wider that the inner sections.Interestingly, the manufacturer has answered questions right here on this listing saying this model - the BBB model - the square one with the removal lid instead of the hinged lid - is not compatible with deck boxes such as UltraPro. They say their “long” and “pro” models are the only ones compatible with deck boxes.I am here to tell you that is not accurate , as my pics show. The ultrapro deck boxes, as pictured, do indeed fit in the outer sections of this case when stood vertically. The case lid locks on just fine. It’s almost like it was manufactured to fit those dimensions — so I’m not sure why the manufacturer would claim it’s not compatible. It clearly is, and it’s a selling point.The rest of the unit screams quality as well. The included dividers have a nice weight and shine to them. The material inside is soft and firm. The edges are squared so as not to bend the cards. Everything feels sturdy, hefty and professional. The only thing I’d say I might wish for is a mesh netting inside the lid for storing things like counters or manuals or a play mat.A+. If you are looking for a case for magic the gathering cards - either for storage or transportation or both, up to about 2500 unsleeved cards, this is the case for you.