BTS YOUNG FOREVER ALBUM CD Photobook Photocard Sealed

The album is amazing. Just a heads-up: it doesn't come with an authentication card/code, but everything looks legit. Anyway, the album itself came wrapped in multiple layers of bubble wrap, and even though the box was a bit beat up, the album was safe and in good condition. The album comes with a photocard, a giant poster, 2 DVDs, and a photobook, so let's go through them one by one. 1. The Photocard The photocard isn't the same size as a normal photocard, it's actually a Polaroid-style card, so it's wider than a standard photocard. Just a heads-up, since many people expect to store album cards the same way they store normal lomo cards. (I got J-Hope, as shown in the pictures below.) 2. The Poster The poster is good quality. I'm not going to display it because it's huge, but it's sturdy and well-made enough to be displayed. I included the CD backing in one of the pictures as a reference for the poster's size. (As shown in the pictures below.) 3. The DVDs The 2 DVDs are packaged nicely. I do have one complaint about the DVD holder, though. It uses foam pieces to keep the DVDs in place, which makes me a little anxious about taking them out of their cases. Since I don't plan on playing them, it's not a big issue for me. 4. The Photobook The photobook is amazing quality. I actually prefer this over newer albums such as Her, Tear, Answer, and Persona because those tend to crease easily when flipping through the photobook. Since the book also serves as the DVD case and uses a softer cover, it can get damaged more easily. This one has a hardcover design, including the spine. I'm genuinely impressed by the quality and thought that went into it.This version reads more naturally while still sounding like a personal product review.

The album is amazing. Just a heads-up: it doesn't come with an authentication card/code, but everything looks legit. Anyway, the album itself came wrapped in multiple layers of bubble wrap, and even though the box was a bit beat up, the album was safe and in good condition. The album comes with a photocard, a giant poster, 2 DVDs, and a photobook, so let's go through them one by one. 1. The Photocard The photocard isn't the same size as a normal photocard, it's actually a Polaroid-style card, so it's wider than a standard photocard. Just a heads-up, since many people expect to store album cards the same way they store normal lomo cards. (I got J-Hope, as shown in the pictures below.) 2. The Poster The poster is good quality. I'm not going to display it because it's huge, but it's sturdy and well-made enough to be displayed. I included the CD backing in one of the pictures as a reference for the poster's size. (As shown in the pictures below.) 3. The DVDs The 2 DVDs are packaged nicely. I do have one complaint about the DVD holder, though. It uses foam pieces to keep the DVDs in place, which makes me a little anxious about taking them out of their cases. Since I don't plan on playing them, it's not a big issue for me. 4. The Photobook The photobook is amazing quality. I actually prefer this over newer albums such as Her, Tear, Answer, and Persona because those tend to crease easily when flipping through the photobook. Since the book also serves as the DVD case and uses a softer cover, it can get damaged more easily. This one has a hardcover design, including the spine. I'm genuinely impressed by the quality and thought that went into it.This version reads more naturally while still sounding like a personal product review.