Avery Printable CD Labels, Matte White (8691) – 100 Disc & 200 Spine vs 4x6 shipping labels, 880 pcs, perforated paper
Overall winner: 4x6 shipping labels, 880 pcs, perforated paper
Key Differences
MUNBYN 4x6 labels (A) are marketed as cost-effective thermal shipping labels with strong print results and a lower listed price tier, but report mixed printer compatibility and variable tear resistance. Avery CD labels (B) are inkjet matte white disc and spine labels with print-to-the-edge capability and generally good print quality, though some users report adhesive peeling after weeks and mixed template experiences
Avery Printable CD Labels, Matte White (8691) – 100 Disc & 200 Spine
Inkjet-compatible matte white CD labels with permanent adhesive. Includes 100 disc labels and 200 spine labels for media projects; print-to-the-edge capability for a professional look
Pros
- print-to-the-edge capability
- permanent adhesive
- includes both disc and spine labels
- compatible with inkjet printers
Cons
- mixed feedback on stickiness
- mixed reviews on design templates
4x6 shipping labels, 880 pcs, perforated paper
4x6 direct thermal shipping labels in 4 rolls (220 labels per roll). Compatible with Munbyn printers and other printers. Customers note high print quality, easy stickiness, and value for money, with some mixed compatibility reports
Pros
- high print quality
- easy to apply to surfaces
- value for money
- multiple-roll package
Cons
- mixed printer compatibility reports
- some issues with Dymo 4XL compatibility
- tear resistance opinions vary
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | MUNBYN |
| Durability | Avery |
| Versatility | MUNBYN |
| User Reviews | MUNBYN |