Premium 12 Pocket Card Binder, 720 Side-Loading Slots, Ringless Trading Card Album Folder for TCG, MTG, NFL, Sports Cards & Other Standard Size Trading Card with 50 Counts Card Sleeves

The media could not be loaded.  Overall, great binder. Inner and outer material are great. Cards go great into the pockets, even with sleeves. Cards are nice and secure with the zipper closing. Only small complaint is that on the beginning and ending pages, the pages looks like it bends just a tiny bit, which of course can be a turn-off, but looking at my other binders, it's honestly a normal occurrence, and my other cards in other binders that have the same thing aren't bent. I recommend this binder!!

The Premium Card Binder has elevated my trading card collection to new heights.Pros:Exceptional Capacity: The standout feature of this card binder is its extraordinary card-holding capacity. With 12 spacious pockets (4x3) per side, it can accommodate up to 720 trading cards, making it perfect for collectors with extensive collections.Durable Construction: This binder is built to withstand the rigors of card collecting. The materials are sturdy and long-lasting, ensuring your precious cards remain in pristine condition for years to come.Secure Storage: The side-loading design of the pockets ensures that your cards are securely held in place. They won't slip out or get damaged during storage or transport.Ringless Zipper Binder: The ringless binder design eliminates the risk of card rings or indentations, preserving the quality and integrity of your cards.Includes Clear Card Sleeves: The inclusion of 50 clear card sleeves is a thoughtful bonus. These sleeves provide an extra layer of protection for your special and/or hologram cards, keeping them safe from scratches and wear.Cons:Size and Weight: This binder is HUGE! I saw the warnings in previous reviews, but I didn’t realize how big it actually was going to be. Due to its large size and capacity, the binder can become quite heavy when filled to its maximum. This may be a consideration for collectors who need to transport their collection frequently.The Cenxaki Premium Card Binder is a game-changer for card collectors. It's a must-have for serious collectors and offers peace of mind that your cards are protected and beautifully displayed.

As a collector with endless amounts of trading cards always coming through my house, I am always checking out new binders and card storage solutions. Over the years, I've ended up only looking for binders that have certain features, like a secure way to close them (like zippers), a lack of rings (these damage your cards), decent clarity in the plastic pockets (important especially when you're using multiple sleeves), and a few preferences, like sideloading pockets. This binder meets all of these expectations.A decent quality zipper circles the outside of the binder, and the pockets are all alternating sideloading ones, which helps with cards slipping out the top, especially a concern with age and multiple uses of the pockets. Its got a nice amount of clearance around the edges of the binder and the pages, while the pockets are of fair thickness and seem clear enough even with some penny sleeves or perfect-fits.One issue people have with binders without replaceable pages is any damage to the plastic pockets. As you can't replace or remove them, they can add a visual blemish to the presentation as you flip through the pages. I went through every single page, and found two pockets that were crinkled, bent, or otherwise damaged. Cards will still fit, they're just covered with a noticeable wrinkle to the clarity of the pocket. However, with dozens of binders from multiple companies, I have rarely opened a binder that didn't have this exact issue, and sometimes much more severe-- I'm not overly concerned with a couple of pockets out of hundreds, but felt fair to note that this is an issue regardless of binder or manufacturer and will be looking at how the other pockets hold up with more use.One concern people might have is with the size of this item. I imagine the standard is a 3x3 binder for collectors, so this is definitely more bulky. I like having versatility in my collections and options for displaying items, and this is a perfect binder for something like a multiple complete sets of a card game. I often use a small 2x2 binder for display of high-value cards of a given game, but a 4x3 gives more room to view, and potentially better organization for larger sets. It's always nice to have multiple options for displaying a collection.The only real negative I have is how flexible the binder feels. This is probably a combination of the material making up its spine/shell and its overall size, but it is relatively easy to "bend" the binder, which can cause damage to the cards inside. Being mindful of this, I just wouldn't use this binder to take out and about, shove in a backpack, or be generally rough with it, but something to keep in mind for your use case.Overall, I'm satisfied with the quality of this binder. It's a much better option for keeping your cards safe than a 3-ring binder, and has all the functionality I like for my collection. Also, it comes with 100 plastic sleeves that are surprisingly good quality-- they're perfectly clear, fit cards well (between a cheap penny sleeve and a perfect fit), and are noticeably thicker than average sleeves I own. I normally wouldn't give much thought at freebies thrown in with items like this, but these are a bonus in my eyes.

I got this to hold some of my fancier cards (basically my newer holos) that I did not want to put into a regular 3 ring binder. When I first opened the box I was kind of shocked and then realized what 4 cards next to each other meant as far as size (of course it has to be big). I really like the size and clean look of this binder, it feels nice to the touch and the pages seem to be well thermally bonded. The side load pockets are super nice and easy to use whether you use sleeve protectors or not. I assume that the ease of use is attributable to the fabric that is sandwiched between the plastic card pockets, since cards seem to slide on it.The included sleeves, work well, but you are not limited to them and as far as I can tell the card pockets will accommodate even larger sized sleeves. They will not accommodate the stiffer toploaders though (at least the ones I have). The price seems a little high ($33.99 before coupon at time of review) but it is well worth it for the quality as well as the protection it offers. It also offers quantity, I have only filled a few pages front and back, and have plenty of room for new additions to my collection. Overall, if you are looking for a more discrete, professional-looking binder, then this is an excellent choice, as long as you have the shelf space for such a tall binder.