Maxell(R) CD-R Pro Series With Spindle, 700MB/80 Minutes, Pack Of 25 Reviews

• The best available.

  
  By A2UTQFAIRTM5C6 on 2005-01-23
  Superb reflectivity. If you're having trouble playing other CD-Rs on your equipment, try these. Zero errors. Extreme durability and longevity. I just wish I could find them in a less expensive 100 disc spindle!
  
  

• The Best CD-R On The Market

  
  By A3GSZRUJWSISQR on 2005-08-25
  These CD-Rs are manufactured in Japan and are the best I have ever used. They are well balanced and operate at high speeds with minimal vibration. I have played these back on various computer drives, new and old CD players. I'm on my 5th spindle and have not had a single bad disc.
  
  If you are looking for a CD-R for music playback, the gold Maxell Music or Music-Pro are also excellent choices. I have not had a problem with any of these products on any player.
  
  

• Repackaged Taiyo Yuden Discs

  
  By A2GYJ6H29B0WE8 on 2006-01-02
  I purchased these discs looking for a better then average disc. When I placed them in my Plextor drive I was very pleased to find that they are in fact Taiyo Yuden discs. They are of the highest quality and reliability, you can't go wrong with these discs. I haven't coastered one disc in ~ 500 burns.
  
  

• Not pro audio gold media.

  
  By A3DCVKJ18U1ES4 on 2005-10-25
  These CD-R are no different from other Maxell CD-R, as far as I can say. Even though they are priced the same as professional grade Gold CD-Rs, they are not. They are not suitable for mastering or mixdown purposes. These may be suitable for business professionals who wish to reliably store data for a hundred years without degredation, but they are not suitable for professional audio applications, despite what their name may suggest.
  
  

• maxell lost its quality

  
  By A1DBFPKBW56P9T on 2006-02-11
  maxell has been one of my trusted use for blank discs for longer than i can remember.
  
  up until sometime in 2005...when maxell changed their discs.
  
  heres the difference
  
  the 2004 model has the maxell guy on rhe left, and the cdr/80/700 tihng on the right. on the top it says maxell in big letters. also if you feel the background, it is a whole lot more stable. it doesnt chip easily. also the plastic used was not scratched easily.
  
  the 2005/2006 model is a whole lot worse. it says cd-r onl eft, highlighted. on top of that it has maxell in small letters. on the right it says 80/700 and the maxell guy is right below it. the top of the disc is obviously used with cheaper material, and it scratches easily.
  
  another thing noticeable from the two is burn errors. ive had no burn errors at all with either of the 2004 models (regular or music). on the 2005 model at least 80% failed.
  
  also when using nero express i tested imation and sony cd-rs just to make sure my recorder was ok. imation had a 10% fail rate and sony had a 0% fail rate...my recorder works fine.
  
  also, i tried burning at slower speed with no better results.
  
  why would imation and sony work on my computer and maxell wouldnt. because maxell cd-rs are garbage. avoid at all costs get imation sony or get maxell but only if the discs look like i explained on the 2004 modle becuase those were literally the best cdrs ive ever owned.
  
  
  
• Completely satisfactory for me.
  By A3N9J3ZD8U2OWU on 2007-07-15
  Bought these after hearing my music CDs skip on certain players. These Maxells (made in Japan) have been terrific. They play flawlessly on any CD player I've come across.
  
  
• BEST BLANK CDS AVAILABLE!
  By A4SOPY8QZSNE6 on 2008-01-14
  I've had several instances where my blank CDs were scratched so badly from general use that they wouldn't play properly. But this isn't the case with these puppies because they have an amazing 3 anti-scratch coatings. Sometimes I got blank CDs with very little writing surface but this isn't the case with these well designed gems because they have 8 lines on front. They always burn with no problems. In sum, these are the very best CD blanks money can buy.
  
  
• Maxell cd-r Pro series
  By A2H1Z3OA615OWE on 2008-10-24
  These Maxell cds came in a great shape. No damage box. I had purchased two of them. They can be hard to find in the stores. I have used them and they have a great quality. I know the price is a great price. I will order them again when I need more of them. I use them for saving my photos. They stay true to the colors and they are very clear. I like the idea also that they have extra protection for nonscratching. This is a very strong decision when I want my photos on the cds to last. I would highly recommend these cds. Maxell has done a great job. They were delivered very quickly. I also would rate this company who I ordered with a five star for packaging and delivery.
  
  
• I believe my pack was old.
  By A2IOIGF0N9UMK1 on 2007-04-27
  I've bought the gold ones and they were great. But this time they were blue and the first one didn't write. only 40 x speed on these blue ones also. So ask the seller which color they have, ask for the gold ones.
  
  
• Not working?
  By A3JDUN8QT1EMI0 on 2008-03-08
  I have a simple dell computer with a standard burner(nothing fancy), but it's worked in the past. So my girlfriend buy these and thus far I've attempted 5 burns and only 1 is successful. I'm returning them.
  
  

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