These aren't my favorite product for starting seeds. The bottoms which remain moist do disintegrate easily, but the lip of the pot that stays drier remains very sturdy. The problem comes when you plant the pot, if the lip remains exposed it will wick water away from the bottom, and the pot stays intact too long. The solution is to either make sure the lip is buried and not exposed to air, which may mean you pot your seedlings too deep when you transplant, or, rip off the leathery lip when you go to transplant, which means you might be giving rough handling to your seedling.
Because I generally choose to rip the lip off, I feel like I can be gentler with a plastic pot. If you were looking for an option like this, I think a soil blocker tool is preferable. It's a little contraption that squeezes seed starting media into a block with no wrapper. The blocks hold up well enough for planting.