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I really don't like digipaks and digisleeves. For those who don't know, digipacks and digisleeves are a type of packaging for music CDs. The are made of cardboard and either have a plastic molding within the fold to snap the CD into place (digipaks) or just have a sleeve to put the disc in (digisleeves). I don't like this type of packaging for three distinct reasons.
1. Digipaks and Digisleeves lack a cool factor. They're not as sturdy and solid as a jewel case CD and it doesn't feel like you've bought something substantial.
2. Despite Digipaks and Digisleeves being less money to produce, that savings isn't passed on to the consumer. Digipaks and Digisleeves CDs cost just as much as a jewel case CD.
3. This is the big one. There's a lot more wear and tear on the case and disc. The case isn't behind a protective and replaceable plastic jewel case, so the artwork and case itself is going to get damaged. But more importantly, the disc will as well. Jewel cases snap close and that prevents a lot from getting onto the disc. Digipacks and Digisleeves don't and dirt, dust, and other shit can get on that disc. I will say that Digipacks at least have the plastic molding that holds the disc in place and that's good. But Digisleeves just slide it in between two pieces of cardboard with nothing holding it and no protective sleeve like vinyl. That disc is going to get all banged up as it's rattled in there and scratched up being pulled in and out. This is particularly bullshit.
This was inspired by me wanting to buy the new Green Day album Revolution Radio. I saw it at Walmart and I was shocked that it was a Digisleeve. It had such thin, cheap packaging, I actually decided not to get it based almost entirely on that. I'm probably either going to go vinyl or perhaps find the Lyric Book.
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Digipaks Packaging for CDs DVDs and Blu-ray Discs
Digipaks are a type of packaging made out of card stock or other heavy paper/cardboard material and can be used for CDs, DVDs, and Blu-rays. Digipaks typically open like a book; however, there are other stylessuch as the 3-part digipak: one portion opens to the right, one to the left, and one or more plastic trays holding a disc inside.
Usually, the portion of the digipak that holds the CD/DVD/Blu-ray Disc is made of plastic like a traditional jewel case – the plastic part is attached to the paper backgroundand has special ‘teeth’ or a hub to secure the disc in place.
History Digipaks were first created by MeadWestvaco, and their product, called Digi-Pak, is trademarked. However, as the format became more popular and began to be used by more manufacturers, the generic “digipak” came to be used to describe all soft disc packaging.
Digipak Advantages
They look professional and many musicians, photographers, designers and others like to use them for aesthetic reasons.
The digipak panels or sleevesallow for more design options because there is more surface area to cover.
Digipaks don’t crack like jewel cases do, but they can rip and eventually the paper may peel and separate.So a UV coating is recommended to preserve the outer portion of the package, ensuring greater longevity.
Digipaks can be more environmentally friendly than jewel cases because they can be made of recycled paper or sustainable materials.For example, thisrecycled digipak tray was made from sugarcane.
Digipaks are great for a variety of uses: CD singles, special edition CD albums, limited releases of DVD and Blu-rays, and many others.
Contact MediaXpress today to learn more about our digipak packaging options, as well as our disc manufacturing and production services: 1.800.879.8273
