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Fellowes NEATO CD Labels (Matte, 40-Count)

Fellowes NEATO CD Labels (Matte, 40-Count)

List Price: $14.95
Your Price: $12.34
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Rating: 3 stars
Summary: Labels - Pure & Very Simple
Review: Good product, they work very well in an InkJet and a LaserJet printer. If you are looking for a really professional look spend the money and get the "glossy" finish. The "matte" finish is good for basic data disks.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: 100% Satisfied.
Review: I have used other brand name labels and find this one to be the best so far. Good quality...perfect thickness, stick well, no smudges or smears. They work well with my CD burning program. I didn't have to buy another program in order to use these labels. (As someone else stated in another review.)

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: 100% Satisfied.
Review: I have used other brand name labels and find this one to be the best so far. Good quality...perfect thickness, stick well, no smudges or smears. They work well with my CD burning program. I didn't have to buy another program in order to use these labels. (As someone else stated in another review.)

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Well earned 4 stars
Review: I must say I have had few problems with the "Fellowes NEATO CD/DVD Labels." I haven't used many different types of lables so my 4 stars could be based on ignorance. Basically they do what they say they do: You burn a CD, you print a picture on the lable, and then you put the lable on the CD. (My favorites include pictures of national parks, fantasy style battles/dragons, and various other scenery.) I haven't had them cause a CD to not work. Good product. Good price.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Well earned 4 stars
Review: I must say I have had few problems with the "Fellowes NEATO CD/DVD Labels." I haven't used many different types of lables so my 4 stars could be based on ignorance. Basically they do what they say they do: You burn a CD, you print a picture on the lable, and then you put the lable on the CD. (My favorites include pictures of national parks, fantasy style battles/dragons, and various other scenery.) I haven't had them cause a CD to not work. Good product. Good price.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Excellent labels
Review: I tried other labels and found the Neato labels are thicker and therefore less likely to bind and crinkle when you apply to a CD/DVD. The spine labels are useful too for giving a professional look to the cases. A good first purchase is the Neato kit that includes the stomper for attaching labels to the CD and software that I've found intuitive and stable.

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: I was expecting the kit
Review: I wasn't aware when I ordered this that I would also need more and should have ordered the kit.
As far as the label material and the way it looks after printing onto the label, it looks great....but wish I would have know to order the whole kit.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: A Waste Of Money!
Review: These labels are nice and thick, and both inkjet and laser printers print very well on them (no bleeding or flaking). If you have dark writing on the face of your CD, you will still be able to see it through the label, though, which is kind of annoying.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: These are good labels
Review: These labels are nice and thick, and both inkjet and laser printers print very well on them (no bleeding or flaking). If you have dark writing on the face of your CD, you will still be able to see it through the label, though, which is kind of annoying.

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: Nothing but labels.
Review: This is not a very special product. The CD labels you receive are way to thick, making printing look real paper-ish. They do stick to CD's very well though. THe address labels on each sheet are a pretty dumb extra though. You will never find yourself using them. I mean come on, are these not CD labels. Go get some cheap labels, do not waste your money on these. At least find something besides Neato.


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