Blank-Media Reviews

The tape is working fine till now after many repeated recordings in my 8mm camcorder. The price...for two tapes is not much but i think you can also get other tapes like sony for this price or some dollars more. The quality of the plastic used to manufacture this tape is not good though but there is no need to look after it as the basic function is to record and play, for that its fine.

Fuji tapes are good quality at a cheap price. These tapes work well basically with any 8mm (I'm pretty sure). Great product. Thanks again.

These cards are too big, fold a 8.5 x 11 piece of paper in half and there you have the size of these cards. The textured finish is not good for printing photos, get the glossy ones instead. You can get blank cards from other companies at a lower cost.

These cards are heavier, brighter and have a great textured finish that makes for a better quality final product. Be sure to test various options on your printer-- for my HP Photosmart printer, the best looking option was for regular paper-- NOT photo paper or any of the other options.

The card, when folded, is half of a standard 8 1/2 X 11" sheet of paper. The envelopes are also textured and are heavier than the less expensive ones from the competition. If you are looking for something that competes with something you might get from your local custom printer, I'd suggest you pay the extra for these cards, and forget the Avery or brand X ones you may find elsewhere.

these are decent 40x cds just the basics nothing special about it

These are actually pretty good CD-R's, they burn very nice without many coasters, and i've used these for burning pretty much anything, games, Music CD's, Data CD's. Almost as good as other high priced brands (maybe not Verbatim or Maxell) but they get the job done, and for that price, why complain? You get a good product for good money.

I bought a pioneer cd recorder and tried the maxell blank cds.I took some recorded ones that were made to work and tried thems on several brands of cd players.Out of 7 players it would play on 4.I switched to tdk and had much better results

Only problems I've had so far are 1)they are continually out of stock. and 2) they cause some small problems when trying to play themon Window Media Player. Other than that a very good value.

I think the TDK's the other reviewer mentioned are excellent as well, but harder to find for a lazy on-line shopper like myself.

I don't understand what's so great about these high priced cdr's. I bought a pack and burned some cd audio and it sounds the exact same. The cd looks the exact same. I tried my hardest to figure out what the difference is between these and the 10 pack of Maxell CD's also sold at Amazon.Com for 16.99! I say just buy the 10 pack and leave these high priced similar cdr's alone.

I have used Maxell, TDK, Memoex and Phillips music CDRs. I found that the Phillips were the best followed by Maxell. I didn't care for the TDK because it seemed to have problems when you filled the entire CD. Memorex is a risk. In reference to the other review that I read - there is no difference between Music CDRs and CDRs other than encoding on the Music CDRs that enable them to be used in home audio CD Recorders rather than through a Computer. So if you are burning CDs via computer don't buy any Music CDRs, just stick to your favorite brand. I like Maxell products, they're usually good and very consistent.

By FAR the largest number of Bad CDs of all the spindles I've ever bought.

Although I didn't buy this product at Amazon.com I thought I'd still review it. These dics work great in my CD Recorder for both audio and data types with no problems whatsoever. The only complaint I have is that the store I bought it at charged me three bucks over what I could have paid for it here.

Save your money and buy something else. If you were like me, maybe you thought that the bottoms (the surface the recorder writes to) are neon colors, which I thought were cool. But no, the tops are neon colors, the bottoms are the common gold found in most cd's nowdays. They are Mitsui CD-R's though, which are known for their quality, which is why it got three stars. All in all, save your cash and buy something else.

Not the cheapest CDRs you can get, but the solid colors really stand out. Of the 30 I've burned only one disc was bad. The colors seem durable too; no worries about any of the 'paint' flaking off.

On a side note, the 10-pack comes with a handy little Dual-Sharp 2-tip permanent marker. A cool little bonus IMO.

P.S. These do NOT include jewel cases. I'd recommend the clear slimline ones so you can see the color of the CDs through 'em.

these aren't bad cases. they don't randomly break like a lot of cases, but they're fairly inexpensive. good buy.

I used over 80 of these and never a single error on any of these, and never any compatibility issue either. TDK are good, too. Good for backing up music CDs if you scratch them occassionally or back up databases on your harddrive.

The CD-R's are the worst possible ones that I could have bought. Out of a pack of 50 over half were unusable. I had never had a problem with my burner before. I landed up having to throw out the other pack of 50 that I had bought. Stick with Imation. They are the same price and never have I had one be unusable.

I can only speak of my experience with the Sony CD-R Audio. I have yet to make a coaster nor have I even had an issue with the longevity of a CD. I burn all of my music CDs with the Sony RCD-W222ES. I use this strictly for burning music CDs. I have found that these CDs using this recorder are much better in quality than anything I've ever burned using my PC. I would recommend looking into purchasing this recorder if anyone wishes to produce any quality CDs.

Be cautioned- these cd's start delaminating and skipping after a few months if used for music. CD's that were kept in jewel cases and never used after initial recording had problems. I haven't used them for data, but I imagine they'd be no different.

Each CD's costs less than 20 cents. Best quality at a great prize.

I have been using this cd-r's with my hp cd-rw 9510i and they are just perfect, not a single coaster, this cd's are fast and they had good quality.