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Neato vs CD Stomper Pro? Opinions wanted...

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mgpaulus

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I see in the weekend paper that my Office Max B&M has the Fellowes Neato for $10, and CompUSA B&M has the CD Stomper for $10. So, given that the price is a wash, which is the better product?? Anyone have any pluses or minuses about each??

Thanks.

(I know, $10 won't break the bank, but I don't want another piece of worthless junk cluttering up the house, or my wife will start considering "chucking" me...😱
 
I agree... I have the Neato and if given the choice I'd go with the Stomper (wasn't out when I picked up the Neato). I think the software difference doesn't matter due to the fact that you can print CD labels with pretty much anything nowadays. Plus, I think the Stomper is self contained, one less part to lose.

 
I have both. The CD STomper has a better applicator and the software is a lot more powerful, if you want to take the time to learn it. The Neato software is fine if you will just be downloading disc labels and pasting the image into the software.
 
Thanks for the replies guys. Went with the stomper. Must say, application is just about as easy as they say. The one complaint I have is that the tolerance between the labels and the applicator is just a wee bit too tight, so I feel like I have to touch the label (contaminating the glue) to get it to seat correctly on the applicator.
 
I use Stomper. Like it very much. I recently bought a Plexter 12/10/32A and I was thumbing through the owner's manual. Normally I don't go through owner's manuals unless there's alot of pictures. LOL Anyways under Handing CD media there was a note and it goes like this. Note: We do not recommend placing self-sticking labels on the disc. The weight of the label may unbalance the disc and cause write errors during recording or read errors during reading. I just found that interesting and thought I would share that with you guys. I've been putting labels on CDs for a long time now (over 300 Cds) and not 1 problem.
 
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