Maxell – 625335, Premium Quality Noise free Surface Playback Recordable CDs 700Mb Storage – 32x, Write Speed 80 minutes - Blank CDs, CD Storage & Reusable Spindle Case Holder – 30 Pack

Arrived on time...started burning some music...all sound great with no stops or any drop offs...A+

They work well

Honestly, we were desperate to make our own CDs and having used this brand before, took the chance despite the poor reviews and our own set of issues with the brand in the past (such as the CD playing on a Victrola or on the computer, but in the car or on a different brand of CD player it won’t?). Not to mention the fact that we are a family of major review checkers, especially 1 star reviews (it’s no secret that 1 star ratings tend to be THE MOST important, especially with our luck!) and the reviews here show extremely poor quality. But, like I said, we were desperate and took the chance.My expectations were seriously low when I got the CDs in an poly-mailer. Which was not cool.Opened them up, they looked alright and I got to work.The process of making the CD was very easy unless the audio file was an MP4, but once I figured out the annoying process of converting to an MP3 audio, it smoothed out the process and viola! One homemade CD in 1-2 minutes or less.Put the CD into the player, all was going well, and then it started glitching on certain tracks as if the CD was scratched. Of course that made no sense, after all, it was bloody well brand new! Turns out, after a few plays the CD “smoothed out” and rarely does the glitch thing after a few runs.Can I explain the technical issue? No, I cannot.I think these are overpriced, but that’s good ole inflation for ya.Overall, these CDs suited my needs and the bizarre glitching seems a tamed problem. Therefore, for the time being (I’ve only used 8 out of the whole case?) I personally cannot justify less then 5 stars. Though it is unfortunate for the folks who have had such a negative experience.

The quality of these CDs was excellent. In fact, they cured all my "burning" problems I was having. Old stock CDs were the source of the problem.The bad news? I paid a couple dollars extra to confirm it would be delivered yesterday. IT WASN'T. Waited up late for it. Not sure if a couple of bucks is worth whining about, but consider this a small whine. -M. Allsup-

Home or Studio recording enthusiasts will tell you that CD-R recording can be a hit & miss situation, and most CD-R recorders I've owned can be real finicky when it comes to reading CD-R's. Believe me, in the last 20+ years I've tried almost every brand.Currently working a recording project for our band, I went through three brand name CD-R discs that claimed to be perfect for music recording. It's really my fault to a degree, as I was trying to save a buck here & there.I highly suggest that you don't waste your time on bargain brands. Time is money, and you don't need the frustration when you're up against a project deadline. I ended up going back to Maxell Music CD-R, and at least for my expensive Sony CD-R recorder, they worked flawlessly.Like I say, when you find a brand that works in your recorder, stay with it. Maxell works for me!

I’ve used these for many years. My go to choice. Always reliable.

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I have a Sony cd duplicator that I use to duplicate single performance tracks from cd, cassette and mini disc. The Verbatims that I bought refuse to duplicate, even though they are marked "music". This is the secondbspindle full that I have bought. When I sing in our Church, it's easier to hand the sound tech a cd to use on the older system than it is to bring my whole sound system.