Gamegenic Dungeon 1100+ Convertible Deck Box

I want to say this is junk, so hopefully there will be more for me to buy, ha ha. I've got several different large storage boxes designed for cards like this, and this one is the best. The top stays on, is easy remove and sling underneath; you can also pop one side off to open it like a hinged lid for a quick grab of something inside. You can fit fat deck boxes, graded cards, and etc. in the rows. You can even, if just barely, put an MTG fat pack/bundle box in one of the rows -- the rows are that wide, for reference. The material doesn't show every little ding and touch -- you won't have a box of fingerprints. I have *a lot* of cubes and other nonsense needing large storage for all the cards. lands, tokens, plus dice, counters, blah blah blah -- I've bought one of ... MoreI want to say this is junk, so hopefully there will be more for me to buy, ha ha. I've got several different large storage boxes designed for cards like this, and this one is the best. The top stays on, is easy remove and sling underneath; you can also pop one side off to open it like a hinged lid for a quick grab of something inside. You can fit fat deck boxes, graded cards, and etc. in the rows. You can even, if just barely, put an MTG fat pack/bundle box in one of the rows -- the rows are that wide, for reference. The material doesn't show every little ding and touch -- you won't have a box of fingerprints. I have *a lot* of cubes and other nonsense needing large storage for all the cards. lands, tokens, plus dice, counters, blah blah blah -- I've bought one of each other box of this kind from other folks (they're fine), and yet I've bought three of these already. Note: the black one *is* black, while the dark grey one is actually grey. Some sellers mix them up; M. Market gets it right, I can verify. They're not dramatically different, but both are nice.

Just what I have been wanting -- a high-quality way to store a fairly large number of cards. For comparison, I have a few of the Ultimate Guard SuperHives. Those are great, but at some point I didn't need more storage for playmats, and I really just wanted something that was basically like the SuperHive, except two rows of card storage, instead of a row for cards and a slimmer row for a playmat + a small token box. The Gamegenic Dungeon fits the bill perfectly. The removable lid is actually really nice, too, because it's designed to flip over and attach securely on the bottom, which I didn't realize before I got it. Very handy design for conserving table space, etc. when you want the box open. Overall great quality, high recommend if you're wanting just a giant box ... MoreJust what I have been wanting -- a high-quality way to store a fairly large number of cards. For comparison, I have a few of the Ultimate Guard SuperHives. Those are great, but at some point I didn't need more storage for playmats, and I really just wanted something that was basically like the SuperHive, except two rows of card storage, instead of a row for cards and a slimmer row for a playmat + a small token box. The Gamegenic Dungeon fits the bill perfectly. The removable lid is actually really nice, too, because it's designed to flip over and attach securely on the bottom, which I didn't realize before I got it. Very handy design for conserving table space, etc. when you want the box open. Overall great quality, high recommend if you're wanting just a giant box for cards, nothing else.

I ordered this product to try it out. I was using the Ultimate Guard Arkhive previously, and wanted to try something where the lid completely comes off vs folding over. It’s a very well made product and holds up to the Gamegenic name. The materials feel good and the magnets are strong. The width of each row that holds the cards is wider than the Arkhive. It is also longer than the Arkhive, so it definitely holds more. Overall a good product that I am happy I ordered.