Love everything about WTS
Great products, great prices and fast shipping. But what is most exceptional about WTS is the customer service. They are always there to help and answer any question.
By Diane Borgard, owner M.
Saturday, November 7, 2026 · Customer reviews of US businesses
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WTSmedia is the South’s leading blank media source for CD-Rs, DVD-Rs, Blu-Ray BD-Rs, professional recording media, media storage, and accessories.
WTSmedia (wtsmedia.com) has 215 customer reviews on The Fair Hearing, with an average rating of 4.9 out of 5.
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Great products, great prices and fast shipping. But what is most exceptional about WTS is the customer service. They are always there to help and answer any question.
By Diane Borgard, owner M.
Great service. Great product!!
By Gary
Simple to use.
By marcy M.
Would buy from them again.
By Shirley R.
WTS website is very easy to navigate, prices are competitive and delivery is the fastest I have found in the industry. I highly recommend this company.
By Ben S.
The staff go way above expectations and provide service with excellence. The products and service that they offer are the best in the industry.
By Bonnie H.
Same as above.
By sandra L.
I ordered 500 4-panel digipaks from WTS. 1) They advertise a "5-day turnaround" What they don't tell you is that they don't work weekends or holidays, it takes 2 business days to get your files approved, and that they start on "Day 0". Between all of this nonsense, it took 12 days for FedEx to get my shipment (not including shipping time). 2) When inserting metadata to my CDs, they said they couldn't use an umlaut over a "ü". I'm not sure if they don't do any non-English characters, but an umlaut u is pretty basic. As half of my song titles are in German, this was a problem. 3) Speaking of metadata, they don't bother to tell customers that they don't submit your metadata to Gracenote. That means you receive 500 CDs without info when you put them into iTunes. I contacted my mastering engineer and he confirmed that he'd never heard of a duplication company that doesn't submit to Gracenote. I contacted a few other duplication companies and they confirmed that it is standard practice to do so. 4) The digipaks are cheaply made. I dropped my digipak 1x and the inside CD holder broke off. To see if that was normal, I took another artist's digipak printed by Disc Makers and slammed it on the floor 5x. It didn't break. 5) The print job is mediocre. I sent them digital art that had an fair amount of detail done by a professional artist. The overall grand picture looks OK, but some of the intricate details of the art are somewhat blurry. That being said, I gave them 2 starts instead of 1 because the CDs work and their customer service is quick to respond (albeit with negative news). Other than that, I am very dissatisfied.
By Jason H.