Are these Cds white inkjet? or silver? The title does not say
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They are white inkjet and they do not hold ink well. Any slight bit of moisture or even touching with fingers, AFTER drying, and the ink will smudge/bleed or completely wipe off. If you want a professional looking product that doesn't have this issue, use their watershield versions instead. They are comparable to the Primera Tuffcoat Extreme discs, but cheaper. I don't recommend these specific ones for anything professional (IE: if you are selling CDs in packaging or as a service). If you don't care about being able to rub the ink completely off or getting destroyed from moisture, then they'll work fine and store data/audio like any other CD-R. They are white inkjet and they do not hold ink well. Any slight bit of moisture or even touching with fingers, AFTER drying, and the ink will smudge/bleed or completely wipe off. If you want a professional looking product that doesn't have this issue, use their watershield versions instead. They are comparable to the Primera Tuffcoat Extreme discs, but cheaper. I don't recommend these specific ones for anything professional (IE: if you are selling CDs in packaging or as a service). If you don't care about being able to rub the ink completely off or getting destroyed from moisture, then... » Read More They are white inkjet and they do not hold ink well. Any slight bit of moisture or even touching with fingers, AFTER drying, and the ink will smudge/bleed or completely wipe off. If you want a professional looking product that doesn't have this issue, use their watershield versions instead. They are comparable to the Primera Tuffcoat Extreme discs, but cheaper. I don't recommend these specific ones for anything professional (IE: if you are selling CDs in packaging or as a service). If you don't care about being able to rub the ink completely off or getting destroyed from moisture, then they'll work fine and store data/audio like any other CD-R. « Show Less
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White inkjet. You can print on them . They can smudge when you first print on them But after a few hr.they are ok for most, They are fine for indoor occasional use.
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White inkjet and they print beautifully with my recently purchased Canon printer.
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White, as on the label in the image. But NOT white all the way to the center, mind you, like the "hub-printable" ones.
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It's more silver and gray. They're very neutral, you won't notice it. They're not super shiny or anything, and the sides are a medium gray i think. I use them for my little tv, my laptop, and anything else you can plug headphones into; they're great! Jim
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they are sepia tone. not the red/blue/green/orange/yellow colors. I thought the picture and description made that clear. as of the last time I checked, they don't make the color toned lightscribe DVDs. that variation is only available for the CDs.
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No. They are not LightScribe compatible and you cannot even print on them with an inkjet printer. They also do not have a suitable surface for a Sharpie, as the label side is very dark grey, although I must confess I never tried a Sharpie. They are totally overpriced in my opinion. Why do you need a disc that will last 1,000 years? I believe the disc technology (CD / DVD / Blueray) will all be gone in another decade or two. It will be replaced by something else, the cloud, flash drives, Lord knows what.
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I bought silver and gold... not black you need to ask distributor why that is!
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NO!!! If you try to use an inkjet all you will end up with is globs of ink. The ink will puddle into gray beads on the disk. I ordered these by mistake. Look for their JVC / Taiyo Yuden (JDMR-SPP-SK16) DVD-R 16X Silver Inkjet Hub Printable Blank DVDR
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No, these are just regular disks. You can't print you can only write on them.
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printers with direct to print on disks use the same ink as paper. T It is the disc not the printer that is the variable. Printable discs accept inkjet ink.
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We have been using the CDs and DVDs that are inkjet printable and have printed them with an Epson inkjet printer using the Epson software that came with the printer.
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No, I do not believe you can use an Ink Jet Printer on these specific discs. GH
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Hello Damein,The packaging looked genuine but I have to be honest I am not sure if thecartridges were. They ran out of ink much too soon without alot of printing. I have also purchased the color set not sure if it was the same dealer but they ran out evern quicker. For me no more buying cartridges from online.
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Yes, these DVDs are a "white/silver" color. Different than the other ones(Sony DVD-R) that I've used. But they are NOT printable.They have have "Sony" and "DVD-R" imprinted on the face of each one.
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I have no idea. Ive never seen an ink jet that can print onto disks. I think you need to get the white surface discs for those. Sorry
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I can't really answer because not to be an ass, but in my review, I said the cartridges I received did not work whatsoever. They were the right ones, right size, but when I ran a clean cycle then did an ink test, the ink was BARELY visible and was very bland, as if the cartridges were old/expired, or completely dried out. I payed for them as brand new, was not very happy.
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THey are silver and lights are white. It takes a lot to make a big impact but I was very happy with them!
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The one I received is silver, but I don't remember if my ad had a white pic and said silver. Great machine
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That must be just printing on the top of the spindle or the wrong picture for the product. The discs I received were plain silver plastic or whatever the material is that they make the discs from.