Reviewed by: Ade1 on 20-Mar-05 Rating:

Strengths:Good quality prints.

Weaknesses:

Summary:The prints are of good quality. I use an Epson R200 printer and I am pleased with my results. When you peel the label off, it tends to bend. It is a good idea to have the disk and applicator ready before peeling the label.

Reviewed by: Percis on 08-Mar-05 Rating:

Strengths:Redesigned Matte Finish labels are very poor in quality versus the old Matte Finish.

Weaknesses:High price over the years is no longer justified on the new design.

Summary:These were the best of three competing brands that I have used in the past. Glue held up and the matte finish offered excellent photo reproduction. BUT.... Colors on the new labels look washed out.

Reviewed by: dillopk on 24-Feb-05 Rating:

Strengths:Look great, supplied software is more than adequate

Weaknesses:Occasional peeling problems can cause big trouble

Summary:The labels look great and the MediaFace software gives lots of options. My problem is that even after burnishing the label a bit to make sure it was really well fixed to the CD, an edge curled up and got the CD jammed inside my car CD changer. Took 6 hours to take apart the dash, disassemble the changer, and get the CD out; would have cost hundreds to hire somebody to do it or to replace the player. I seem to be the only one posting here with a peeling problem though - maybe it\'s the temperature extremes (Chicago-area). Fine print in the car owner\'s manual says not to use CDs with a stick-on label. Be warned; check for peeling before loading into your player, and don\'t leave CDs in the player for a long time without examining them again.

Reviewed by: mosaberi on 06-Feb-05 Rating:

Strengths:Photo quality labels, good software (MediaFace)

Weaknesses:Price

Summary:I bought other labels like Memorex or those comparable to Neato at Ebay but truly you get what you paid for. If you want good photo quality labels don\'t look further. These are new labels(2UP plus core & spine). So if you are using the old MediaFace II (version 2.4.2) software you need to go Neato website and download the labels for core and spine. The MediaFace software is also better than Memorex software(exPressit S.E. 2.1). These labels are more expensive than other brands but they are the \"best\"!

Reviewed by: transitman55 on 26-Jan-05 Rating:

Strengths:Quantity and Quality! Not bad for the price.

Weaknesses:Redesigned labels are thinner than before,however they are still very well made.

Summary:I use these labels quite frequently and I usually buy the 100 pack from Target for about $15-$20,so the price for the 300 pack is a bargain.Fellowes is pretty popular,so no matter what software you are using,the template should be there.

Reviewed by: Gdog300 on 16-Dec-04 Rating:

Strengths:Good CD/DVDlabels. They look very nice and professional without hitting the wallet too hard.

Weaknesses:Only 2 labels per page.

Summary:These labels really do make your blank CD/DVDs look very nice. They have a professional feel to them and the neato software really makes it easy to create professional looking CD/DVDs

Reviewed by: dwalters on 02-Nov-04 Rating:

Strengths:Fellowes labels provide professional results with near photo quality. These labels fit well and are permanent. The matte finish is much cheaper than glossy version.

Weaknesses:Slightly expensive but worth it. Shop around - I found a good deal on this pack of 300.

Summary:I prefer labels to direct CD/DVD printing. If I make a mistake on design or printing, I do not have to re-burn another CD/DVD. I have been using these labels for a couple of years and am extremely satisfied.

Reviewed by: timakkaya on 13-Oct-04 Rating:

Strengths:very good quality glue, once it sticks, it\'s there for good. also is actually photo quality paper.

Weaknesses:it\'s hard to use with the software, hard to balance it out right, alwys some part is a little off.

Summary:i would recommend it to anyone who wants to make their cd case more colorfull and professional looking. I am using it for all the cds that i have burnt for music, and now they all look awesome.

Reviewed by: diamantj on 05-Jul-04 Rating:

Strengths:Simply the best!

Weaknesses:Higher price than the competition.

Summary:While these labels run more than the competitors (like Memorex, etc.) I think it is WELL worth it. You don\'t have the concerns with Fellowes name brand like you do with others (say Memorex) with the adhesive wearing off, label peeling, or even the label being damaging to the dvd itself! Believe it not some companies (hmmmmm, MEMOREX!) produce what they call \"DVD*/CD labels\", but the asterisk means it is not safe for DVDS, and they recommend only putting \"center labels\" on any DVD. Now problems with Fellowes, they may cost more... but well worth it in assurance/quality!

Reviewed by: Alwaysamom on 12-May-04 Rating:

Strengths:Easy Application & Removal. Once label is placed, it stays!

Weaknesses:Easily curls up. Once it slightly touches disc, it wants to stay. If you wet the label while cleaning disc, it runs.

Summary:I was extremely pleased with this product, that i purchased again. I have used it many times and the labels perform wonderfully each time. The only downside is that when the label is misplaced slightly, the label is very hard to reposition.

Reviewed by: Savvy12 on 12-May-04 Rating:

Strengths:The overall quality is good. The labels fit consistently. I\'ve tried cheaper brands only to find that they do not always fit evenly on CD. They are very easy to use with Acoustica CD label software.

Weaknesses:They are fairly expensive considering now some inkjet printers allow you to write directly on CD surfaces. It is unfortunate that the labels often cost more than the blank CD-Rs.

Summary:The overall quality is good. The labels fit consistently. I\'ve tried cheaper brands only to find that they do not always fit evenly on CD. They are very easy to use with Acoustica CD label software. They are fairly expensive considering now that some inkjet printers allow you to write directly on CD surfaces. It is unfortunate that the labels often cost more than the blank CD-Rs.