Very good 345

We had to test the fortune within the Amazon Vine program 2 different CD labels from Avery.
And although these two
; Ie = UTF8 & qid = 1424032118 & sr = 1-1 & keywords = l7676-25
and
änzend / dp / B0002S4FGA / ref = sr_1_1? s = & ie = UTF8 Office Product & qid = 1424032206 & sr = 1-1 & keywords = C9660-25

So I see here both products and then place the Rezi one in two, so anyone who is interested in, the right for him raussuchen :-)
The 1 with plain paper (25 sheets / 50 labels 8.98) and the 2nd with extra glossy photo-quality (25 sheet / 50 labels 23.98)
Both can be perfectly printed and make using the label editing Avery.
Since it is the same program in both, there is also no differences.

There are proposed many different and beautiful design possibilities. Unfortunately, just these are not completely just printed on the forms :-(
But with home-made photos, there are no problems at all.
Neither the Post nor the photos when printing. Here everything works perfectly.
Both are printed on the same foil made A4 forms, which is equipped on the side of a small series of images with the actions to perform for flush mounting of the labels on the CDs.
For each page there are 2 labels at both small plates for uniformly adhering attached that can be super remove, after work.
Very practical principle.

Now for the differences.
They are very clear and obvious in this case.
There is only the difference in paper texture, so, and then of course the price,
As probably everyone has to decide for himself what he needs, how much money he can spare it / will / want.
I will give 5 points for both, because the normal paper costs almost only 1/3. But the photo paper is better by a mile, so that one will unquestionably achieve better results.