Whether you are a business owner looking to organize your electronic files or just an avid CD or DVD fan looking for ways to tidy up your collection, a CD title printer should be on top of your 'to-buy' list. CD title printers are perfect tools for both small business and home users who need specialized applications for filing and documenting CDs. Many companies have been using these printers as part of their efficiency management programs. With these printers, you can easily title CDs and DVDs with whether they contain data, images, or even music and video. Use CD title printers and watch your electronic files go from cluttered to organize.
Most midrange, branded CD title printers sell for about $60 to $70. For this price, you can get decent 200x2000 dpi resolution and free printing software that allows you to import graphics and text fonts from your computer.
If you can spend a little more, buy a thermal CD title printer in the $100 to $130 price range and never deal with sticky labels again. CD title printers in this price range have built-in keyboards for basic print designs, and you can also connect them to your computer if you want do print something more complicated. Most of these printers allow you to print 16 lines - eight lines above the hole in the center of the CD, and another eight lines up to eight lines in the print area below.
Apart from the price, you should also consider ribbon life. How many prints can the printer's ribbon make before you have to buy another? The longer the life of the ribbon, the cheaper it is for you to mass-label CDs in the long run. Also check some engineering features such as weight, portability, the length of the adaptor cord, etc.