Pros: none, they are just basic CDs

Cons: -ugly
-no room to write anything
-rebate policy should be illegal

Other Thoughts: I purchased this the day before thanksgiving and had less than 10 days to receive the product and then submit the proof of purchase. I emailed their support for an extension but never heard back.

Pros: great cdrs had no problums

Cons: none

Pros: made a few audio cds very quickly without issues

Cons: none yet

Pros: they have the appropriate amount of storage space, and appear to work fine after burning; I also got them for $4.99 and shipped free, so the deal was good

Cons: too little label space, and the green is really dark, making writing on it difficult to see

Pros: They're cheap and they burn. Free shipping on top of that. I only knock an egg off for the crazy green, why waste the ink ?

Cons: As I say loss of one egg for the crazy green.

Pros: NONE

Cons: Will not burn files. Can get other brands of CD's to burn files from my computer but this brand does not work

Pros: Cheap CDs- if I had done the rebate that is.

Cons: Most rebates a have a policy of allowing a postmark of up to 30 days after purchase. This had a ridiculous 1st of the month deadline that could have been as short as 7 days after the purchase, and only up to 19 days at most. Given it took 9 days to reach me after the order date, the rebate terms are UNREASONABLE.

Pros: Price (if I get the rebate) , free shipping,
First 10 discs work for my 20MB to 300MB projects
When these came on sale again, I bought more.

Cons: None (I have applied for the rebate--I will let you know if I don't get it)

Other Thoughts: I use these like I used to use 1.4MB floppies (remember that?)
to transfer info between computers and friends. Works OK.

Pros: Have no problem burning to them. Haven't made a coaster yet.

Cons: Label on them is almost nonexistant, but witha label making kit that takes care of that problem.

Pros: Packaging is was tight and as protected as well as can be not coming inside a CD carrying case. So far, 100% of the CD's I've burned have burned successfully at 48 speed. The bright green printed label on every CD is difficult to miss.

Cons: The bright green label discourages using CD labels because the color may bleed thru the label.

Other Thoughts: To me, for CD manufactures to make more money, why add a label at all?