Maxell's CD-R 100PK Spindle 48x 700MB Recordable Blank Media

Maxell's CD-R's are of top quality, and the front of the CD has score lines to make noting the artist and title on the disc much neater than on Sony CD-R's, which have no score lines. There are almost never any defective discs that would necessitate reburning. The price for this *********-disc spindle is unbeatable at around $25. That makes the cost per disc only 25 cents. A great bargain.

I ran out of the brand that I was using for recording, and I could not find them in the store. I ended up buying these brands because I had used them before. They're good for recording tool

The product works and cd's still should be considered an option in todays wireless and less physical medium as far as music goes though people in my personal opinion.

it needs another piece of packing paper for the spindles to lay on as well as the one they put on top because when the box is set down too hard that one of the spindles broke which is okay it's just a pain but otherwise good product

It's hard to beat the price for a well-known , respected brand. I use these to make rehearsal CDs for a choral group and go through a case of 100 pretty fast. i've never had a bad CD.

The cds came nicely packed, the box was beaten but the cds were fine :) great for burning music on my laptop

I would not recommend ordering it online %26 having it shipped…this is the second time I ordered it online because they did not have in stock at my store %26 when I finally got them in the mail…the package the CD's or the spindle they came on was cracked…several CD's were scratched %26 non-usable. Get them in the actual store…do not have them shipped to u please!

Thought I would never have to buy anymore CDs again then found I had 50 more in the back of the closet. N ow I have more than I need.

One of the containers was fine. The other must have been dropped at the warehouse. It was taped closed the center post that holds the disc was broken off from the base. A few disc's were damaged from moving inside the container or from the drop itself.

Maxell has always been an excellant product, but out of the last 400 CDs that I have purchased from you, sofar I have 95 that are defective and cannot be used. I noticed that the good ones were made in Taiwan and the bad ones have all been munufactured in Vietnem. I am going to return and get a refund for the CDs that are bad. I still have about 100 left and am anticipating that half of them are bad.