Solving the Predicament of the Sealed CD

You know the frustration -- you've just bought a music CD you are so excited about, only to waste 30 minutes or more trying to open it? By the time you actually get it open, you are no longer excited about the contents, but rather asking, "Why do they have to package these up so much?!"

Many people have switched over to digital albums in this day and age, but people like me prefer to have the physical for several reasons. You not only get to be the proud owner of the physical, you can also get it signed by the artist at a future show, and you even get artist photos and lyrics. So back to the frustration of trying to open the plastic and -- oh my goodness -- the sticker!! Who ever thought of THAT?

Well, I am happy to report that I have found a solution for this annoying problem! Thanks to CyberGuys.com, opening your brand new CDs and DVDs can be done in as little as two seconds!

Stock photo courtesy of CyberGuys.com 

Their convenient CD/DVD opener tool is less than two bucks, yet it saves so much time! You might think it looks cheep from the stock photo, but the plastic blade on the inside cuts through the plastic wrap just enough to avoid scratching the CD.

Photo courtesy of CyberGuys.com

For less than $2, you can save yourself a ton of frustration and enjoy your music much sooner! This is a must-have office tool, and you can even choose from several color options. On top of that, CyberGuys.com has incredible customer service! I received my package two days after ordering it! You just can't beat that!

You can get this product by going here, and be sure to check out the rest of CyberGuys.com's awesome products while you're there! Have fun shopping! :)

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