Imation 66-0000-2607-1 24x Certified CD-R 700 MB/80 Minutes Spindle Imation (25-Pack)

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Summary: Leap of Faith
Review: I bought a 50 pack but I haven't tried them yet. After reading the 2 bad reviews written before me, I decided that Imation CD-R's are unreliable. However, since there are also a couple of positive reviews on the media, I opted to go ahead and try these babies out. Meanwhile, I have tentatively awarded the product 3 stars. Here goes my leap of faith...

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Summary: Not reliable!
Review: I bought a 50 pack, and I got about half way through the 50 pack with no problems and then my burner stopped reading or recognizing them. I don't know if I got a bad batch or what, but I switched to another brand and the other brand worked fine. When the burner asks you to insert a blank CD to copy to, it would just spin and spin and the message to insert a blank CD would remain on the screen. They won't get my repeat business.

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Summary: 16 speed NOT!
Review: I use Toast with a Sony CDU948S, which is a 4x write CD-R, and these Imation CD-Rs always fail at 4x. Other "Certified" CD-Rs allways work.

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Summary: imation works great
Review: I've used two 100-packs of imation CD-Rs over the last couple of years and have had no problems. The burned CDs have played fine in my Car CD player as well as my home CD-changer and DVD player. I've burned data CDs, audio CDs and Video CDs with no difficulties at all. For those interested, I have a Sony CD burner and use NERO to burn all of my CDs.

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Summary: Good stuff
Review: Never had a problem with this brand using my Plextor 12x/10x burner.

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Summary: Cheap, low quality
Review: These are cheap, low quality CDRs. My car stereo has a hard time playing music burned to these discs.

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Summary: WOw so OUtrageous.
Review: This one of the best companies that makes blanks cds. NOw you can get all those cds for just $2.00.You will never find this kind of a deal ever a agian.

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Summary: Same as Kingston Hypermedia
Review: Turns out these are made in the same factory (CMC Taiwan) using the same process as the Kingston CD's. Usually the Kingstons are cheaper, so check them out. Anyway they both are relatively good quality. Perhaps Fujis or TDKs would last longer, I don't know, but I never had a problem with these.