Casio CW 50 CD Title Printer Review

For the money, I'd rather have the CW-50 than spend almost twice as much on a CW-75 or CW-100. As far as I can tell, the 75 only has a built-in keyboard. I think if you don't have a computer that would be fine, and the CW 100 has an auto rotate feature, which is good, but I'll rotate the dial. yourself and save $50. The CW-50 prints to almost professional standards. And while it claims to only print on two areas, it can actually print on all four sides of the disc, you just have to spend some…

I've had problems with disc labels stuck in my DVD player. This is a pretty good alternative to labeling discs. The only thing I'm missing are the colors and graphics I was able to put on the labels. The machine works very well and I would definitely buy it again. Unfortunately I'm having trouble finding additional printers. I hope they haven't stopped making them.

This is a good product. This thermal transfer printer is only slightly larger than an external CD drive and can write directly on CD types (-R, -RW, DVD-RAM, -R and -RW). The print design is fairly limited and will only come in one color, although ribbons come in a variety of colors so you can pick the color you want. Unlike thermal transfer printers, which cost 10 to 20 times more, this printer doesn't print graphics and complex patterns onto the disc. You're limited to a few print lines in…

UPDATE 09/14/15 I have solved all other printing problems. If you save the project and use it again at another time, it will print every other printout. BUT, if you create a NEW project and don't use a saved one, it will print every time. However, if you are unable to restore this, updating below is the way to go. Also, this will be printed on non-printable discs as they burn and don't peel off like ink. This way you can also save on floppy disks. UPDATE 05/30/15 Since the purchase, about 95%…