rate this media please

[Solarflair]

http://www.meritline.com/verbatim-16x-dvd-r-media-white-inkjet-hub-printable-95079.html

This seems like a great deal. But can I get some feedback on the quality of these Verbatim printables. I know Verbatim is great but Im not sure if Verbatim has a line of lower quality media or not.

[redwudz]

I have no idea on that particular Verbatim media, but in our DVD Media page to the left, if you put 'Verbatim' in the 'Search Media' box, you should see the different types reported under that name. With DVD media, the 'Media code' is what's important. That tells you who really made it, not just the name that may be stamped on it. And then you can see what others think of that particular type.

A good place to look for DVD media information is lordsmurf 's site: http://nomorecoasters.com/

[Solarflair]

its the 16x printable dvd-r DataLifePlus. 50pack for 9.99 after rebate.

[OneSickPup]

its the 16x printable dvd-r DataLifePlus. 50pack for 9.99 after rebate.

That would be MCC 03RG20 media. I've used those on several occasions with great success. I much prefer those vs TYG03 printables in my experience. I've never ordered from Meritline. I use Rima - so ymmv. BTW - I see very little difference in the print surface area.

[handyguy]

You can get 100 Verbs, 16x at buy.com for:
$12.99 = $36.99 - $14 rebate - $10 google checkout

[Gen-An]

I prefer the Verbatim printable surface to TY's. That looks like a good deal.

[OneSickPup]

I prefer the Verbatim printable surface to TY's. That looks like a good deal.

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Just curious what print system you use and your opinions on why you prefer the Verbatim. I must admit I never noticed much difference printing on an Epson R340.

Thanks in advance - I always value your opinions.

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[Gen-An]

I use the R200. The Verbatim surface just looks and feels better than TYs IMO.