Deck Protector Sleeves for Standard Size Cards | Black | 200-Count

Great quality, easy to shuffle, and very durable. Love the thickness and peace of mind if gives me knowing my cards are safe from scratches and dents.

Exactly as described and work well! Will order again! FYI These are glossy on one side and matte on the other. I've not used or seen the pro matte, but I believe they are matte on both sides. If not, these are the same. Quite durable, also. I've used them for over a dozen games and several deck tweaks with no blowouts or tears. Best of all, they keep my cards looking nice while playing with them! Excellent buy!Edit 10-3: Ordered second set of these. Still work great. My 9-year old has only blown out 2 and we play almost every day and he's rough with them. Better these than the cards. And these are different than the pro matte. Pro matte are matte on both sides. Not sure how that's better yet, but these play and shuffle just fine with little to no unwanted movement of the cards or sticking together. Will buy again!

These are really nice. The back is fully opaque and a pleasant texture -- matte and not sticky. The front is crystal clear, and isn't sticky plastic -- it's something else that slides easily. I am using them for Codex cards, and they fit snugly and well, and even shuffle pretty nicely. On the whole I'm very pleased with them, and immediately ordered another couple sets upon receiving them.The only complaint I have, and it is a small one, is that there is a tiny silver "Ultra Pro" sticker toward the bottom of the sleeve on the front. It doesn't cover anything important, but it still seems unnecessary. I don't mind branding on the sleeves, they're really good sleeves! But I wish it wasn't on the front where it's blocking my view of (even an unimportant part of) my cards.

These are the best disposable budget sleeves for MTG that you can buy. However, keep in mind my rating is strictly for the fact they are budgety and easy to remove/dispose of once you are done with them. These are no dragon sleeves and break very easily compared to other offerings, so don't get these for your modern deck or eternal cards library. For modern and protecting your long term collection you'll want to go with the more expensive Dragon Sleeves as they last a lot longer and ultimately will pay for themselves with time.Now for standard play, these are great as they will last long enough for some tournament bouts and thanks to the cost, even if one or two break you'll always have at least another 50 pack on hand to replace the broken sleeves with. I'm actually fairly sure that ultra-pro has left the sleeves like this on purpose just to sell more sleeves and avoid the corningware problem of neigh unbreakable products.

These are good sleeves. I like that they have a non-matte clear side that doesn't mute the effect of foil and holo cards. They do feel a little thin compared to my completely clear set of Ultra Pro deck protectors though, which I suspect is due to a different plastic used for the backing. Still, I haven't had any issues with splitting during shuffling or game play and my cards are holding up just fine in them. These are a good choice for basic sleeves.

These sleeves are way better than people make them out to be! I can sleeve up three decks of Magic cards using one order of these (the decks won't be seeing very heavy use). They're a nice in-between thickness and quality when compared to cheap penny sleeves and expensive Dragon Shields or Titan Shields. I must say, I wasn't excited about the Ultra Pro sticker on each sleeve... but when I opened these up, it's an almost clear hologram, not opaque silver/metallic/foil like I've seen online. I hardly notice it, when a card is sleeved. Overall, I'm super happy with the purchase, and will likely buy more when I need them. This was my second order from MTGbiz on Amazon, and both were perfect transactions.I'll update this review if they start falling apart or my view on them changes after more use.

I bought these for my 17 yo brother as he has thousands of Magic the Gathering cards. He is fanatical over these protectors. He demands that he only use THIS brand, and THIS style of protector in case he has a double sided card. I am told that these protectors are the best because of the black backing as it gives an advantage, they don't stick together as much, and that they are "cool" to have... I like them as they are cheaper for 200 that they were for a pack of 20 or 25 at the comic book store he was going to buy them at. I stopped him cold and jumped on amazon to price compare and when he saw what I could buy them on Prime for (and allow him to buy more swag with his money instead) he almost dropped the F bomb in front of a 9 year old. So, cool older sister for the win.

Seems good so far. There are small foil dots near the bottom of the sleeves so if you don't want to look at that buy a different brand.Will update when I use most of the sleeves and see how many break.Update: I've been shuffling in the most contact-intensive way possible by basically shoving the two halves at each other sideways and i've only broken 1 sleeve out of a hundred cards over at least 50 shuffles and deals. I guess some people got unlucky with a bad manufacturing run but my packs have all been great so far.The one con I've noticed is that they are pretty slippery so when putting the deck on the table it's a good idea to press down on it to ensure all the cards are making solid, static, contact.