Infiniti RSWL50 A4 Blank White CD Label (50)

Bought these with the Pressit OEM Triad CD or DVD Label Applicator; they work perfectly together, have already bought another 3 packs. Obviously the results aren't as good as laser printing, but that costs hundreds, while these are perfect for having some CDs on sale at the back of your gig. If you aren't (yet) U2, these are all you need. I the templates set up easily by taking the sticky labels off of one sheet, scanning it, importing the scan into Microsoft Publisher, drawing black circles around the edges of where the 2 labels were, then deleting the scan leaving the circles in place, and designing my CD labels so that they fitted into the circles. They then print in exactly the right place. There are people who have said they found templates online, but this is how I did it.

Nice item - works well, and delivered quickly

In terms of the job of being CD/DVD labels the actual stickers are great, and easy to apply. The software advertised no longer exists though so it was a bit of a job actually printing on to them.

A bit disappointed with the current order, previous purchases where easy peel, this batch is a bit more challenging. Fit the discs okay, it's just peeling them off the sheet that is the problem.

These sticky CD labels are a bargin! They are of good quality and stick well to cds. They are nice and thin but the cd does not show through (which is massively important of course) I found a template on Microsoft Publisher 2010 which works if you wish to design a cd label on the comp but you could also draw on the front with pens n' stuff. The number of the layout on MSPub is 375085. I'm in love with these labels I will dream of these labels tonight I could print of a zillion of these labels with my face on the front and stick them to my face and I'm in sticky back heaven, yo.

I always feel good when I leave a positive review. This however is not one of them. These CD labels are advertised as 'easy peel'. Easy peel they certainly are NOT. The adhesive is so strong that I could not peel the label off its backing without tearing the label. Even when I eventually (with tortuous patience) got one off, it was so stretched and crimpled that it would not fit on my 'Pressit') jig. Even worse when I tried to stick a cd to it and got tears and crimpled lines. Sorry, but ended up throwing the whole lot in the bin. Re-ordered a different make (Sigel) and had a different experience altogether with the labels peeling off easily, flat and no tearing. So there you have it, hopefully this review will help others. If the original seller (or Amazon) reads this then a refund would be appreciated.

Have bought this brand of labels several times now. Very reasonably priced and the quality seems as good as much more expensive labels. They print well (no "bleeding") and, so far, seem to last well. Would recommend for any general / home purpose use.

I was talking to a great friend recently and I told him that I take a load of photos every week and store them on a SD card, until I'm ready to have them printed into glossy photos.. He replied to me and said, why don't I also burn and store my photos onto CD, and I can store a lot more photos on a CD than a SD card ? So I've started to take his advice. I've purchased these labels, and added my own design and they look more professional.than scribbled writing. B R I L L I A N T