Laser CD Labels, Matte White, 250/Pack

these labels never jam and I never have a problem removing them from the sheet after they've gone thru the printer. The color prints out nicely on the matte paper.

Such a great product!! Easy to use and very nice looking!! Avery is the best!

Great quality and easy to use product. Puts the finishing touch on my DVDs. The online templates really add to the overall quality. That's why I only use Avery Products.

Out of all the different CD/DVD labels I have tried, I was most disappointed with Avery. Usually all of their products blow the other ones out of the water....Avery is usually the best of the best! This time, not so much. I find the labels to be very thin and flimsy and hard to remove from the backing without tearing the labels.

Great product and easy to use the labels are easy to apply. They look great on the cd's!!!

I have run hundreds of these labels when completing last minute projects and have been very pleased with the results. The labels run through my laser printer without jamming or peeling off in the fuser. The toner adheres well to the surface with no flaking or rubbing off. The end-product looks very close to the quality you would expect from direct printing on the disks.

I needed replacement labels to use with the CD/DVD Labeling System (8965). These labels are perfect. I really like I was able to download a bunch of Avery templates. The software was super easy to use. Kudos to Avery for making great complimentary products. Would have liked to have a template with Disc Labels only. We threw away all the Spine Labels.

These are really thin and not easy to seperate from the backing without ripping. I was disappointed in the Avery name on these

My music demo CDs that I send to prospective clients look great. Easy to use.

In searching for CD labels for weekly copies of the Sunday morning services at church, I wanted a label with template that would be easy to add info. Avery meets those needs. I do wish there wasn't so much waste of space around the CD label. Sometimes I only print 1 label and once it is removed, I cannot print on the other label due to feeding problems.

How frustratingId is it to do CD labels? I did NOT think so until I had to use an off-brand. With the Avery Matte White CD Labels, they are so very easy. I also use the Avery label maker--brilliant!!! Works perfect in my printer with ease! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

Always accurate registration when printing. Good latitude for imprecise positioning of this label on CDs. I like the small spindle hole, as it allows for more text/graphics area. Always professional looking.

My sister and I record DVD's of musical e-cards that include photographs. Just before Valentine's Day, Avery sent me an email that they had designs that could be used for this holiday. Since we had a disk all ready to burn that focused on Valentines, I used the template that featured lovebirds. It was easy to set up the template on my PC --- I could adjust the position of the graphics, add text, etc. Within a few minutes, I had an adorable label for my Valentine DVD!

Have been using Avery labels for years and find that when I needed to start making labels for CD's and DVD's I turned to Avery because of the easy to use templates. This is made it a pleasure to design my own unique labels for some of my projects and feel proud of them when I send them to my grandkids.

I love Avery CD/DVD Labels! They're so easy to use, and so versatile - whether I'm using them for photo, music, or data discs they always look great! I use them at home, and I use them in the office to present clients with professional-looking digital reports customized with their logo on the CD Label. I even still use my original CD Label Applicator from about 12 years ago! Quality product - thanks Avery!

This product is easy to use and I end up with a professional looking label.

I don't label many CDs, but when I do I count on the quality and consistency of labels like Avery's 8692. 8692 labels are always reliable, like every other product in the Avery line and here that really matters because the last thing you want to apply to a CD is a label that isn't perfectly round. And the spine labels? They're just a bonus.

I use Avery 5931 labels to create colorful labels for my DVDs and CDs. They are definitely preferable to writing information on the surface of the media with an indelible marker. Output on my color laser printer is outstanding due to several features of the Avery labels: they are a nice bright white; they have excellent hold out (opacity) so that if you apply them to media with a surface that has color, text, or a design put there by the manufacturer, the Avery label covers it adequately. They don't curl because of the heat from the printer, and they apply easily with no bubbles or creases. I don't mind paying a little extra for the removable labels. I've never had to remove one, but that feature is there if I need it. This may seem a bit trivial, but Avery prints text on the label stock so that it's easy to tell which side goes "up" inside the printer. I have tried samples of some discount labels that have no text on the side of the stock on which you want to print, and I have occasionally faced the labels the wrong way "up" inside the printer. I hate to waste my color toner by accidentally printing on the wrong side of the stock. "Stick" with Avery. You'll never be sorry you bought a quality product.