Sony 16x 4.7GB Inkjet Printable Blank DVD-R: 100-Pack Spindle for High-Quality Disc Printing Review

The spindle came with the shrink wrap open on the bottom. The discs were not in pristine condition and had a plain white label which my other Sony DVD-Rs don't have. I'm not sure if these are really Sony discs, but it doesn't seem to be.

Our small home business has been using these from a retail store for several years. Therefore, when we received them, we did not check them immediately. When we tried to use them for work they didn't pick up. The outer packaging was broken and the clear plastic lid didn't fit the black base. We had to notice and send them back, but we've always trusted Sony. At first glance, the Sony drives didn't have the center hole printed around them like the other drives we bought. We had to buy more DVDs…

When I bought this product in December 2011, it was only $33. I can see the price has gone up to almost $50, but it's still good considering the disc is 50 cents. I bought an Epson Artisan 837 printer that can print DVD/CD labels and couldn't find printable DVDs in any store. I've searched Best Buy, Target, Wal-Mart, K-Mart, etc. I am an independent filmmaker and needed these discs to distribute my films on DVD. Some buyers wrote in reviews that some discs didn't work, but I used more than half

After using other brands of blank DVDs, I have to declare Sony the winner and champion in the quality marathon. I've used half a dozen brands of blank media and the quality ranges from barely acceptable (1 bad disc out of every 6 or 7) to terrible (1 bad disc out of 2). To date, EVERY Sony CD I've used from this batch WORKS PERFECTLY! I was beginning to believe that the imperfections were part of the business with this type of media and I am very pleased that Sony is proud enough of their…