The Targus Citygear 320-disc and 240-disc cases are great cases. They are sturdy and well-constructed. They also have a modern, professional appearance that looks great on the shelf. The pages are divided into two bunches, one of either side of the case; this makes it easy to open the case and find the disc you want. It also helps with organizing. The sleeves themselves are lined with soft material, so your discs are well protected (regardless of what another reviewer has stated). It has a sturdy zipper and surprisingly strong handle.
The lips around the edges of the case are part of what makes the case so sturdy, but they can also interfere with getting discs in and out; and it is hard to get the case to stay open if both halves are not lying flat.
Since I can't review the 80-disc case separately, I'll have to do so here. The 80-disc case is as well constructed as the above, but it has a serious flaw. Like another reviewer has stated, it is impossible to close the case if it is full. I don't think you could even fill it to capacity. For my purposes, this is okay, but it is something you should take into account before buying this version. There is no handle, but you don't really need it on a small case.
I would recommend the 320-disc case to anyone who needs more capacity. You could also get the 240-disc version, but this is a better deal, and it leaves you room to expand. I'll give a qualified recommendation for the 80-disc case; it's good, but don't expect to fill it. I've bought two of the 320-disc cases, one 240-disc case, and four of the 80-disc cases, and I'm thinking about two more of the latter.
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