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

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.

The product I used regularly before for printing CD labels was discontinued, and so I had to switch to these labels. As it turns out, these are easier to use and print up very nicely. I downloaded the Avery DesignPro software which is much easier to use than the software I had before. The labels apply to the disc really well and they don't peel off. I've been using these for several months now and haven't had any issues.

Whenever I have to print CD/DVD labels for work, these are my first choice. They're good quality and never jam in the printer.

I picked these up by mistake, not noticing these are not the ones with the large center hole cut out. #1 I had to order a new Applicator to make them line up .. $20 #2 The whole concept with pulling the tabs off once applied is a frigg'n disaster! I've use many Avery products & my question is "How did these make it into production?" Every application is hit & miss at the best!!