Rated by Terri_L, September 25, 2008

NO coasters to date and I don't expect any either. Lightscribe is neet. I do recommend you download the image/templating software from http://lightscribe.com/ as this is likely easier to use than any bundled software. I would understand how other's could disagree, but personally I really liked the pea green colour of the disks.      » READ MORE

 Rated by native Jon, October 23, 2007

picked these up to try out my lightscribe thought it was about time ive had a LG GSA-H55L for a few months now and finally decided to give in to lightscribes high prices. i gotta say its a pretty cool technology.hopefully they drop in price       » READ MORE

 Rated by Kuldeep, June 16, 2007

Got these and some DVDs for use my first Light Scribe drive. They work well and no coasters to date. Good brand name at a good price - I'll probably continue with these ones going forward.      » READ MORE

 Rated by Chad_R, April 16, 2007

I had to purchase these since I just bought a new Samsung SH-S182 Drive. These work great! A bit pricy still but hopefully soon they may drop.       » READ MORE

 Rated by michelkenny, March 3, 2007

I tried a couple of these with my LG GSA-H22L and they work very well. After a couple of practice discs, the LightScribe printout comes out very good.      » READ MORE

 Rated by MaDMaX 411, February 6, 2007

Ive also been using verbatims for a good long time and havent found any problems yet with them. Lightscribe's cool :)       » READ MORE

 Rated by XenoS, January 2, 2007

I've been using Verbatim Lightscribe CDR's for a while now, and am pleased enough that I plan to buy a 30 pack of the Verbatim 16x DVD-R ones in the near future. While Lightscribe discs are limited to monochrome rather than full color, this isn't really a limitation in my mind. I don't really care for ink jet printers due to the high clog factor involved, and paper labels have always been a pain since they never stay on for very long. Paper labels tend to shrink in a cold climate as well, causing creased ridges that may adversely affect the player it's used in. Lightscribe is a great alternative to all that hassle. Burned discs look very sharp and much more professional this way too, far better than using a permanent marker certainly. I use a LiteOn SHM-165H6S and of the 17 CDR's I've used, it hasn't burned a single coaster yet, nor messed up while burning a label. I'm close to running out of discs, and so was quite happy when I noticed recently that NCIX was selling 10 packs for $7.99 each while offering a $10 mail-in rebate as well when buying three. Thirty Lightscribe CDR's for $14.00? Fantastic! Sure hope they do the same thing with the Verbatim DVD-R's in the near future. And while they may be a little more expensive than your regular writable media, it's not like you have to use them for all your burning tasks, only the permanent ones that require a nice looking label. Who knows, it may even be possible to burn discs with a limited color range even, using current Lightscribe drives. All it would take is media with several color layers embedded and varying the laser power depending on how deep you want it to cut. Just an idea I had, but who knows?      » READ MORE

 Rated by MG, December 10, 2006

Les CD/DVD Lightscribe sont encore trop cher pour être utlisés tous les jours. J'ai acheté ceux-ci pour faire des backup de photos familiales. Le résultat est bon et est professionnel. Je suis satisfait du produit malgré que le prix même en solde reste encore trop cher pour en stocker une grande quantité.       » READ MORE

 Rated by srm, October 13, 2006

Like I said this is new to me, have only burned a couple so far and they turned out very good. Kinda expensive for ten discs but fairly new technology so I am sure they will drop in price. well hope so..      » READ MORE

 Rated by Sargy, September 10, 2006

...11 burns later and no coasters...Lightscribe looks fantastic...what else can I say???...5-Star...      » READ MORE

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