I'm very protective of my collection, so with how many CDs are released in digipaks without a proper tray nowadays, these sound like a great idea on paper. Unfortunately, there are bad batches of this item here and there, and you won't realise it until it's too late and the damage is done beyond repair. They can leave a cloudy warped residue on the playable surface of the disc, that could not be cleaned off with fluid and a microfibre cloth. I've had dozens of valuable discs damaged by this, from now hard to find Japanese pressings of The Beatles, and Radiohead, to various other stuff that cannot be replaced. Better off leaving them in its original packaging with the potential minor scratch that a clouded up disc.
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