DMDFJY 1085 Headphone 3.5mm Jack Adapter Car Charger Adaptor-White

My hopes weren't high based on the reviews, but surprisingly mine is very bright & colors are not muted at all. It's a little darker than pic, but not much. Remember, they are using studio photography lighting which will brighten any image. If it seems a little crooked, just tug at the corners & it will stretch the fabric. There was no bad oder to mine. Took a few pics. Hope they come out clear. Not sure if we will leave it on this wall. The planter is actually a kitty "litter box" that I bought from Amazon. Did a review on that as well.

Extremely satisfied with this tapestry! Came in half of the time of the estimated delivery, so very fast shipping, and looks great in my room. My rooms dark so the colors may appear darker, and the bed is a full size just for size reference!

Perfect! I bought this as a cover for my little love seat on my porch. It is the perfect size and really ties all the colors together for a beautiful and relaxing environment for reading or meditating.

 - Huge stack included. These will last a very long time.- Works in my inkjet printer (Brother).- Just search for "Memorex CD template" online to find the Word document template (see my video for what I did with the design).- Doesn't peel off like another brand I've tried. (you do NOT want these things coming unpeeled in someone's DVD player). NOTE: You've got to apply these fairly firmly. Make sure there are no air bubbles, or--as with any sticker--eventually it will come off.Hint: Get one of those CD label aligners. It will make your job 10x easier applying these labels:Avery CD/DVD Label Applicator (5699)

Arrived a day late. I used it for 30 mins and it stopped working. I followed directions on the packages. Pretty disappointed bc I needed this for a long road trip. Don’t waste your money.

I bought a batch of these labels last year, and wrote:These labels are just as advertised. There are 300 labels, and I easily found a template to use for printing on the labels. They are sturdy and stick well, but they are easy to peel off the backing. Not too much curling, and none of those tabs that are supposed to make the labels easy to apply but don't really work. The delivery was prompt and the labels came well packed so there were no bent edges. Also, they come in a nice plastic clamshell that protects them on my shelf.I reordered them this year, and I am quite disappointed. The worst change is that the sheets were not packed in a clamshell, but were just shrink-wrapped, so the corners of the sheets are a bit bent on many sheets. I hope this will not jam the printer. Also, the paper is not a bright white as before, but almost off-white when compared with the remaining sheets of last year's order. I'm keeping them because I need the labels now, and the fact that it took a couple of weeks to get the order means that I have no time to try for a better product. All in all, these look like either very old labels, or a cheap version that Memorex chose to make.

This headphone splitter has horrible sound quality. There is constant white noise, making it hard to hear your music without turning volume up full blast. And there is periodic feedback like it is interfering with something.

First, the good news. Awhile back there were complaints that Memorex changed their Printable CD Labels' paper formula for the worse. These complaints were right-on, the new paper was slightly darker and had more of a cheap matte feel. The quality of the finished photos/information suffered somewhat as well. Since otherwise I like them I bought a new pack, and lo and behold! they've gone back to the older paper. It's much lighter, has a nicer finish, and the photo reproductions come out looking great! Now here's the bad, or I should say kinda of a problem, it seems the newer sheets are over-perforated. Most times the removable center wants to stick to the backing when you are removing it. I always remove the small center hole before using my little applicator unit to apply the labels, so i don't care if that sticks, but depending on my project I either keep the larger inner ring or bend a corner of it slightly upward so that after I center it on the disc I can peel it off before totally pressing the label to the disc securely. To rectify this I keep a thin sharp blade handy (like an x-acto knife) so if the center ring is sticking I gently slide it under a bit and slowly pull it up enough to get a grip with my fingers. You have to be careful because, like I said, the labels are over-perforated, even when you remove your finger you have to be extra careful that you don't pull the center ring off because of the very sticky glue. A pain for sure, but the results are worth the trouble, I still think they're the best on the market. I sent Memorex an e-mail and they said they would look into it. Hope this helps......