5.25 Floppy Disks 10 Pack. (5.1/4) DS/DD Low Density Formatted IBM 360K with Sleeves (RED)

I had recently restored an older Apple //e computer from parts to help me relive my childhood, as this was the computer that I grew up with. I was in need of some floppy disks, so I could download games, programs, and such and write those to floppies so I could use them.I purchased these floppy well before I had the Apple //e built, but soon afterward, was able to successfully use all 10 of them, format them, and continually reuse them for all kind of programs and disk images.Great product, and great vendor who understands when you purchase the wrong product and issues refunds with initiated returns. Thank you!

Got these disks to use on my Apple IIe. Now I can play Oregon Trail and kill my own party by working them too hard. It's freaking a dream come true. Notch the other side of the disk and now you doubled your storage space! Making disks is so much fun now that I don't even go outside anymore. Forget getting sun. I want to copy more 5.25in floppy disks so I can hear the disk drive Steve Wozniak created all those years ago. I feel stronger now too because I'm not wasting my energy on doing stuff with my friends.

These are outstanding diskettes. They're $2 a piece but you can use a sharp knife to cut out a notch and utilise both sides, so it's worth it. I have used them with my Commodore 64 and VIC-20 flawlessly. I bought a few dozen more to try out with my IBM.

Disks arrived well packaged, with sleeves and labels. I've formatted and used 3 so far and all 3 have worked with no bad sectors. If there is any area of improvement, the sleeves are an odd design, and not as nice as the sleeves from my original diskettes from 30 years ago. That being said, it's nice to have access to new diskettes and these are great to use on low density drives.-Chris

Granted they came in a plain white box, with generic plain white labels that where cut into 3 parts in a weird sort of method.

Sounds terrible in drive. Not only do they not work, they will probably damage your hardware.

I have and Apple IIe and IIgs and these worked flawless. Now I do have a FloppyEmu as well but sometimes you wanna go total vintage. And these babies are not really manufactured anymore. So as time marches on there will be a day you can’t get these. Good disks and every one worked.

Well, I guess I never knew I'd ever be bothering with 5.25" disks again in the 21st century, but here we are. I bought these so that I can write some vintage software images onto them (with ADTPro) to use with my Apple //gs, and they work fine. When they arrived they were packaged nicely, so I had no problems with the shipping. Very satisfied with my purchase.