Product Description

Verbatim DVD+RMedia - DVD+R - 4.7GB - 120mm StandardVerbatim DVD+R discs are for use in drives and recorders that support the DVD+R format. Ideal for sharing computer data, home videos, photos, and music, as well as duplication and distribution of all kinds of DVD content. Nice electronics is your source for everyday low prices on theVerbatim 94968 - 100PK DVD+R 4.7GB 8X BRANDED SPINDLE and all other Verbatim Media Accs ... Read more

Features

• Read-compatible with majority of DVD-ROM drives and DVD players
• 8x DVD+R media for recording data, home videos, photos, music, and more
• 4.7 GB of memory records up to 2 hours of video
• Write-once compatible with high-speed Sony, Dell, HP, and other DVD+ writers
• Burns a single full DVD disc in fewer than 10 minutes

Reviews (17)

Very good media, excellent price
I just bought this a few days ago, so far so good.It only burns at 8x on my NEC ND-3500AG with 2.18 firmware though on the package it says it may be able to be burned at 12x with supported hardware (Plextor for one, not sure about others).If anyone is wondering, this is the good stuff.

Here's what DVD Identifier IDs these as:

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Unique Disc Identifier : [DVD+R:MCC-003-000]
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Disc & Book Type : [DVD+R] - [Not Available]
Manufacturer Name :[Mitsubishi Chemical Corp.]
Manufacturer ID :[MCC]
Media Type ID :[003]
Product Revision : [Not Specified]
Blank Disc Capacity :[2,295,104 Sectors = 4,482.6MB = 4.38GB (4.70GB)]
Recording Speeds : [1x , 2.4x , 4x , 6x-8x]
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BEST DVDs
I have just ordered my 4th 100 Disc Spindle of Verbatim Blank DVDs.
They are the only DVDs that I can find that work great!I have not burned a single coaster with these!I have tried several brands from Sony to TDK and the Verbatim brand is the only ones that I have found to work like they are suppose to!

These are top notch DVDs!

Excellent MCC003 disks!!!
I've burned more than30 on my Lite-On SOHW 1673s DVD-RW and not a single problem. I highly recommend them to anyone. the spindle was kinda shattered due to rough shipping but fortunately any disk fell off.

Theses DVDs are worthed every penny. don't go for anything less.

Genuine MCC003, highly recommended
My two spindles turned out to be MCC-003-000. Did a test burn on a Plextor PX-712A - 4480 MB at 12X - scanned with PlexTools Pro on the same; the scan was simply amazing (PIE under 10, PIF under 3). Not even genuine Taiyo Yuden burns this well on my setup.

The discs have matte finish tops which is handy against dust and fingerpints.

Simply: the Best! Burn up to 12x, highest quality
These are of such high quality, anyone here who "could not get them to burn in their HP" as the ONE guy said below simply does not know what they are doing.

I have burned over 400 of these (this 100-spindle price at Amazon, even without rebate now, blows away the prices even at Costco, Sam's Club, other online retailers, etc.) for this great media.This is not the bargain basement, dime a dozen junk you see advertised sometimes in the paper or online.Verbatim 8x discs are made with a special, high quality dye process that allows faster DVD burners (Plextor, Sony, NEC, Ben Q, etc.) to burn these discs as 12x!That is correct, buy these Verbatim 8x rated speed for DVD, and these will always burn at 12x.Why? These Verbatim are high-quality, and no special gimmicks nor additional programs make them burn faster - they just do it on their own as long as your burner is that fast to begin with :)

In summary, the only coasters (out of 400) I have ever made with this media was due to my own error - not the Verbatims.These are of equal or greater quality than the expensive Tayo Yuden brand.So, for that fella that had problems, your problems go beyond the Verbatim DVD+R discs.The discs are not your problem.

Great quality, unbeatable price, and speeds that exceed the 8x printed on the side (you can get 12x with a good burner - my Plextor flys with these).You can't go wrong.Thanks, Amazon. ... Read more

Product Description

VERBATIM(94985) DVD-R, 4.7GB, 8x, 100/Spindle ... Read more

Features

• Read-compatible with majority of DVD-ROM drives and DVD players
• 8x DVD-R media for recording data, home videos, photos, music, and more
• 4.7 GB of memory records up to 2 hours of video
• Write-once compatible with high-speed Sony, Pioneer, and other DVD writers
• Burns a single full DVD disc in fewer than 10 minutes

Reviews (8)

Works w/my Panasonic DMR-ES10K DVD Recorder
I bought these so I could offload my TiVo shows that I wanted to keep forever using my newly purchased Panasonic DMR-ES10K DVD Recorder.It works great.These MCC discs are perfect for video recording.My co-worker loves that he can keep his VHS tapes at home now so when he misses an episode of 24, I can record it to DVD for him :)At Amazon's price of $0.32/each, it's hard to beat.

** My first UPS delivery resulted in a shattered spindle(poor packing in my opinion).Amazon was great though and they shipped out a replacement with 2-day delivery and paid to ship back the busted up spindle.

Great product!
I bought this after doing quite some research on DVD media.

These are MCC disks which I am EXTREMELY SATIFIED with. Out of the 100 I had, only 1 turned out to be a coaster. But again, I was burning data on these discs, not backing up movies like most of us.

These worked great on the AOpen DVD burner that I have!

Excellent Media Quality and compatibility
I was a little skeptical at first, based on some of the reviews, but my media checks out as MCC, which is supposedly Mitsubishi Chemical, one of the best manufacturers of quality media. So far, no problems and no coasters. Plays perfectly on 3 DVD players in my house. Only complaint is that the writing surface is not very accepting of my Sharpie. It stays on, but looks like it isn't sticking at all. Media code on these is the same as Verbatim's high-end Data-life Plus series. Very satisfied.

Verbatim 8x 4.7 GB DVD-R Blanks
I have burned about 30 of these with my new Pioneer DVD Recorder from Sam's and have not had one problem.

MCC is one of the best code!
What's wrong with the other review?

MCC is one of the best you can get for DVD+/-R. I have no problem whatsoever with Verbatim other than they are great dics. I am using NEC 3500 as well. dude, you better check your DVD RW first.

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Product Description

Memorex CD-R offers 80 minutes of audio recording time or 700 MB of data storage, available in 1x - 48x write speed compatible and can only be recorded on a Computer CD Writer. ... Read more

Features

• Compatible with writing speeds of 1x to 52x
• Spindle includes 100 CD-Rs
• Make your own music CDs or back up data
• Records up to 80 minutes of audio
• Offers 700 MB of data storage

Reviews (22)

Good for certain speed writers but no the faster...
I've bought several packs of the Memorex CD-R's and they all worked great until I got a new computer with a faster CD-RW (48X).The CDs worked great with the slower writer on my older computer, but with the faster writer there is either some user error...or in the off chance that it actually burns it sounds like there is a strong wind in the background...very annoying.For someone with a 16x CD-RW I would recommend these...but not someone one with a higher write speed.

brand new spindle had flaked cds when I opened it
I opened a brand new spindle and there was a brand new, shrink-wrapped cd right on top with missing surfacing that flaked off. This is not the same quality memorex surface they used to have with the white writing surface. I'm going back to fujifilm cd-rs.

Great CD's for everyday use
These are very good CD's to use everyday.I usually burn 10 CD's a week and I haven't had a coaster once.I only burned songs onto them and they work fine.If you want CD's that you can use everyday with great quality,then buy these cuz these are great!Trust Me!!!

By far the best consumer-grade CD-R
As a professional audio engineer, I use Memorex-brand CD-Rs for all of my personal audio and data projects.They're even good enough for entry-level professional mastering.While not the same caliber as a gold studio master (2-3x the price), they easily exceed any kind of standard a consumer or prosumer might be looking for.I've used about 800 or so in the past year without any problems.I think most of the problems the reviews are showing is either user error or bad recording equipment--I've never had problems.

Try another brand
have rarely had problems recording music or mixed media data on to a disk. However, the 100 pack of Memorex CD-R I bought have made me think twice about ever buying their brand again. I use a Lite ON 40x CD-RW and most of the problems I have had in the past were a result of user error: recording at high speed, using other applications whilst recording data etc. Yet, it seems several CDs in the spindle I bought were corrupt. It took me about 10 CDs and several emails & calls to their customer service dept. to figure out their media was to blame. My firmware was up-to-date and I've never had compatibility problems before. After discussing this issue w/ friends, Memorex appears to have compatibility problems w/ some audio & recording components. The worst part about this problems is that I cannot get my money back either. My advice is to steer clear of Memorex and spend the extra few pounds on a TDK or Maxell CD-R
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Product Description

Verbatim DVD+R Media - DVD+R - 4.7GB - 120mm StandardVerbatim DVD+R discs are for use in drives and recorders that support the DVD+R format. Ideal for sharing computer data, home videos, photos, and music, as well as duplication and distribution of all kinds of DVD content. Nice electronics is your source for everyday low prices on theVerbatim 94930 - 50PK DVD+R 4.7GB 8X BRANDED SPINDLE and all other Verbatim Media Accs ... Read more

Features

• Read-compatible with majority of DVD-ROM drives and DVD players
• 8x DVD+R media for recording data, home videos, photos, music, and more
• 4.7 GB of memory records up to 2 hours of video
• Write-once compatible with high-speed Sony, Dell, HP, and other DVD+ writers
• Burns a single full DVD disc in fewer than 10 minutes

Reviews (3)

Most Reliable Discs
I have entered the recordable DVD scene about 3 months ago. Scince then i've burned about 200 DVD's. I fugured they would all work just like cd's, but alas I was wrong. I got many bad DVD's to serve as coasters. Then I came along this grat deal at Amazon.com for Verbatim DVD's and decided to give them a shot. For years I have known that Verbatim makes quality products. Yes they rebadge their media like everybody else, but they will only use a company that produces quality material. They wont sell you cheap because they have a reputation to protect. They are the top disc company out there (just look at who is producing the DL discs.) The discs I got (and the ones I believe these are ) are MMC003 which is produced by Mitsubishi. They are awesome discs which have never failed me. I burn them at 12X too. They are usually a bit more expensive but it's worth the price. These discs are reliable and will last for years keeping your information safe. You dont want to get budget disc that loose the data after a few months (this can happen.) If your data is important to you pay a bit extra and go Verbatim.

So Far So Good
I just received my Verbatim DVDs and am pleased to report that they are still using MCC media. What does that mean to you? That means it isn't junk, that's what. MCC media is the Holy Grail of DVD media. In fact, with some DVD burners, these 8x DVDs burn at 12x. I already tossed the packaging out or else I would have listed the drives capable of this. You can't go wrong with these DVDs, as you get what you pay for. I found that out the hard way, buying the el cheapo Velocity DVDs for $26 for 100. The first batch last year were actually MCC media, but later they went to Optodisc and those are real junk, rated at 8x but only capable of 4x. Go with these Verbatim DVDs. They may be twice the price of the discount DVDs, but you won't be wasting your time burning coasters.

I use an 8x Cyberdrive DX082D DVD+R/W burner, also marketed as a kHypermedia drive, with an incredible 8 meg buffer, as opposed to most DVD burners with their paltry 2 meg buffers.

Works great at 8x!
I have an NEC burner and these discs work great at 8X. Some people buy them because some Verbatim's carry an MMC003 media code and can burn at 12X. The truth is, Verbatim use to make their own media, but now just rebadges them with thier name and are actually made by varied media manufacturers. In the end, you get varied results when you burn faster than what the media is rated, becuase the media is not always the same, even though it was packaged as Verbatim. If you intend to burn at 8x, then these will be fine for your purposes. But if your intent is to burn these at above 8x, be careful, different burners will get varied and unstable results, becuase you'll never know what you'll end up with.
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Reviews (3)

if you like bacon, then try this!
I absolutely love the lightscribe stuff that i bought with my computre.it works just fine and makes some wondurful disk/disc labels.i can't tell you how wonderful it is!it's amazing, teriffic, stupendous, outrageous, and it sure beats the pants off of the stupid "glue and paper" lables out there.

I think it's wonderful and won't ever go back to doing it the old way.i love it and it's teriffic! outstanding, instanding, or just standing around, it's great and wonderful.

if you like it, then it's good, right?well, I like it, love it, think it's wonderful, think it's teriffic, and think it's wonderful.so yes, it's good.really!

GREAT!!
FOR THE PERSON COMPLAING ABOUT THE CONTRAST ITS THE BURNING.WITH THE HP 640I THERE ARE NO PROBS WITH SPEED OR CONTRAST.

Faint Praise
This would be a wonderful product, except the printing is so faint, at first when you look at a labelled disc, you think you are seeing a blank disk.This is on the burning choice marked "best."I found virtually no difference between choosing "normal" or "best."I did not try "draft."

The idea is great; it is not particularly well executed.Perhaps if there was a greater contrast between the background and the label burned, it would be easier to see.

I used a BenQ 1625 CD/DVD Rewriter with Lightscribe and the burner is great.The label would be wonderful too, if it only were more visible.

I used Nero's latest Lightscribe software and found it difficult and cumbersome to use.One must be willing to spend some time experimenting with this software to make it work and one must expect a fair amount of frustration for what should be a simple task.Nero could have included tool instructions, which are missing and are much needed.

I think this is a great improvement on Sharpies for marking CD/DVD's, but perhaps future generations will improve it.

Generally, it is slow.It took me a little more than 20 minutes to burn the label which consisted only of the Music Artist and the Title of the Album, five words in all.I do not object to the slowness, only that the contrast between label and background is hard to discern.You wait for a product that ultimately disappoints.

I do not object to paying between 57 cents (in quantity) to 80 cents a disc for the Lightscribe media for special albums.

I look forward to improvements in Lightscribe.It is truly a revolutionary idea. It feels as if it were rushed to market a little ahead of its time.

When it is perfected, and I think that will not take much tinkering, everyone who burns will want to have one.Right now it is for early adopters only.However, the burner is fine and improvements in the software and blank media could come at anytime, so you may need nothing more than updated software and a new set of Lightscribe blanks.

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Product Description

50PK DVD-R 4.7GB 16X SPINDLE ... Read more

Features

• Bundle of 50 DVD-R discs for digital video, photos, music, and more
• Each disc holds 4.7 GB of information or 2 hours of video in SP mode
• Metal azo dye construction ensures error-free recording and playback
• Write-once format is compatible with most 8x DVD-R drives and recorders
• Average recordings on DVD-R discs last from 40 to 250 years

Product Description

Verbatim 8x DVD-R Media - DVD-R - 4.7GB - 120mm StandardVerbatim's DVD-R media are compatible with DVD-R drives, and are read compatible with most DVD-ROM drives and DVD-Video players. Use Verbatim DVD-R media for a data archiving, PC backup, audio/video recording, and more.Nice electronics is your source for everyday low prices on theVerbatim 94984 - 50PK DVD-R 4.7GB 8X BRANDED SPINDLE and all other Verbatim Media Accs ... Read more

Features

• Read-compatible with majority of DVD-ROM drives and DVD players
• 8x DVD-R media for recording data, home videos, photos, music, and more
• 4.7 GB of memory records up to 2 hours of video
• Write-once compatible with high-speed Sony, Pioneer, and other DVD writers
• Burns a single full DVD disc in fewer than 10 minutes

Reviews (1)

Works great at 8x!
I have an NEC burner and these discs work great at 8X. Some people buy them because some Verbatim's carry an MMC003 media code and can burn at 12X. The truth is, Verbatim use to make their own media, but now just rebadges them with thier name and are actually made by varied media manufacturers. In the end, you get varied results when you burn faster than what the media is rated, becuase the media is not always the same, even though it was packaged as Verbatim. If you intend to burn at 8x, then these will be fine for your purposes. But if your intent is to burn these at above 8x, be careful, different burners will get varied and unstable results, becuase you'll never know what you'll end up with.
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Product Description

Memorex CD-R offers 80 minutes of audio recording time or 700 MB of data storage, available in 1x - 52x write speed compatible and can only be recorded on a Computer CD Writer. ... Read more

Features

• For use with 1X-52X speed
• Record on computer CD writer
• 50 recordable CD-R discs on a plastic spindle with dust cover
• 700 MB of space
• Store up to 80 minutes of audio

Reviews (47)

The least reliable media I've used so far
After buying a CD-R drive, I started buying whatever media I came across - by Memorex, Sky, Xeo, etc.

The memorex media were worse by far, both in failure during the burn process and in read errors that rise a short while (in time and number of reading cycles) after the burn.

As far as video goes, "is it live or is it memorex" means a very simple thing for me - either it looks live or it's on memorex media. Video on memorex media often causes media player to replay a section twice or thrice or to skip some frames, which never happened to me with Xeo or City Disc media.

Thus I've stopped buying memorex CD-R in favour of other brands.

Good but be careful while choosing a case for these
Following are some of the most important thing for a CD. And this is how I rank it.

Capacity: 700 MB (5 Star). This is sufficent size for any album of even for some movies. I have burned almost 20 movies (as data file)
Speed: 52X (5 Star): It takes around 2-3 mins to burn one CD, however it depends upon many other factors like RAM of system, Brand of CD Writter etc. Some CD writters write really fast.

Durability: Avg(3 Star): Durability is okay. But buy a good case to store these CDs, Put only once CD in one case. dont keep the cd one on top of other. Elese there is possibility that it might damage other cds.

Good vs Junk Cd Ratio: 10:1 (good 4 star): This means an avg out of 10 cd one cd i am not able to burn, which is not bad. I have used Verbatim which was 10:4.

Not Worth..
Thinking Memorex will be of good quality and there would least chances of coasters, I bought 3 Spindles (30 CD-Rs each).. I have tried variety of Drives (I/O Magic, Mad Dog and Micro Advantage).. I have always used Roxio Media creator 7.. With the above combination, I have been successful in burning one out of 4 or 5 Discs.. Mostly I get Media Errors and Some weird errors.. The 4th or 5th CD that burns, takes atleast 5~7 Minutes..!! Funniest thing is, the Free after rebate CD-Rs burn past (2~2.5 Minutes and w/o No Errors absolutely) and perform beautifully..!!

If you are thinking of storing and preserving, Precious Data/Video, Please go for TDK/Verbatim..!!

GrEaT CD's
These are great Cd's to burn for everyday use.I have tried Philips,Verbatim,Sony,TDK,and Memorex.I like Memorex the most because they give you great products with great prices.Although,I have experienced a few CD's starting to get yellow on the surface.But that happened because I just left them on my table for too long.All in all,these are great CD's for great prices.I burn Cd's 7-8 times a week and there are fine.

These suck!!!
I am trying to burn data cd's and have gotten 1 to partially work out of 6. A real waste of money and time. I'm now down to trying 8X speed. ... Read more

Product Description

Verbatim Standard 120mm CD-R Media - CD-R - 700MB - 120mm Standard Nice electronics is your source for everyday low prices on theVerbatim 94691 - 50PK CD-R 80MIN 700MB 52X BRANDED SPINDLE and all other Verbatim Media Accs ... Read more

Features

• No hassle Limited Lifetime warranty. Toll free 1-800 Technical Support Line.
• 52X speed. The fastest CD recordable media technology available onthe market today.
• 100 year archival life. Best disc for error free recording and long life high fidelity playback. Compatible with all CD recorders and players.
• Highest quality manufacturing. Brand of choice for OEM's, medical grade, large corporate data centers, anywhere ultimate data securtiy and reliability is required.
• Rugged, reusable "cake box" spindle to protect from dust and damage for long term storage.

Product Description

Combining a retro look with the rugged quality and high-performance of today’s CD-R technology, Verbatim introduces Digital Vinyl CD-R, a recordable disc designed after the popular and groovy 45-rpm record format.

These eye-catching discs are a great way to save delicate LP collections, burn your personal music mix or make a standout business presentation.

The color-coded discs use Verbatim’s original Azo Blue technology for superior audio writing performance on CD burners and broad read compatibility on car CD players, home audio systems and portable CD players.

Digital Vinyl CD-R’s are protected with a dual-layer anti-scratch coating that safeguards data for years to come and are backed by Verbatim’s Lifetime Warranty. So grab a blast from the pastVerbatim Digital Vinyl CD-R. ... Read more

Features

• Protected by special dual-layer coating for long-term storage; lifetime warranty
• Pack of 25 CD-R discs with retro vinyl 45 rpm designs
• Ideal for LP-to-CD recordings, digital music collections, and media presentations
• Discs store 700 MB of information or 80 minutes of music
• Rugged, reusable "cake box" spindle protects from dust and damage

Reviews (13)

Spin the black circle
I've been using these since they first came out with them. I've never had any trouble with them, and they look completely awesome. The only thing I didn't like was that the label had no place to write on so you had to kind of squeeze it in between things. Verbatim has now fixed this and there are two lines to write on. I am impressed both by the original classy-looking labels and the new ones that imitate old record labels of the mid-60s with brilliant colours and jazzy designs. I can't get enough of these and if they came down in price they'd be just about all I used. Verbatim's notion of making a CD-R that looked like an old 45 was brilliant. They also have a DVD-R that looks like an old reel of film, and if I had a DVD recorder I'd use those. I'll keep buying these as long as Verbatim keeps making them.

Slow burn?
According to the verbatim web site, these are rated to burn at 16x -- not the common 48x.Sometimes you have to move slow to be cool.

Nice looking but unreliable
I suppose I shouldn't be surprised that these were incredibly marked down at the local Best Buy. I like the look of these CD-Rs but they have been unreliable and unpredictable in terms of device playback. For instance, they play fine in my brand new car stereo, and on my firewire external CDRW drive at home, but have difficulty playing back in my Powerbook internal drive (most likely due to the thickness of the painted surface, which is more a fault of the drive than the discs) and completely do not play in my home CD player (which is a stand-alone component disc changer). In other players, playback has ranged from nonexistent (as already noted), to spotty at best (crackles and lots of extra digital noise) to crystal clear.

I would only recommend using these if you can verify and guarantee playback on your most-used personal systems... otherwise you'll end up with a stack of nice looking but unlistenable CDs.

Too Cool & Top Quality!
I buy NOTHING but Verbatim for photo or music burning.These are the ones I buy for music, because they are so cool looking, and remind me of the old 45's.My RCA mini-stereo system can't play them, but it has trouble playing any CD-Rs. They play great on my Panasonic SL-SV570 portable CD player. They only record at 24x on my 52x Iomega external burner,but that's okay...I'll put up with a slower burn speed for these cool looking CD-Rs. And no one makes higher quality CD-Rs than Verbatim.

Great for Audio!
I don't know what that fella was talking about that "this product doesn't work for audio"... this product works GREAT for audio.I burn these vinyl looking CDRs and play them in my cd walkman, in my van, in my home dvd player, and in my computer; and they play everywhere just fine.In fact, of the about 50 of these I have made so far, I have yet to make a coaster.Also check out the labels and the blue labeler thingy that Verbatim make, very cool. ... Read more

Product Description

2.4x DL DVD+R Media, Jewel Case, 3 Pack ... Read more

Features

• Compatible with most 2.4x DVD+R burners; 1-year warranty
• Bundle of 3 DVD+R discs for recording digital video, music, photos, and more
• Double-layer recording format delivers 8.5 GB of storage space per disc
• Holds up to 4 hours of digital video in SP mode and 12 hours in EP mode
• Organic dye manufacture ensures high-quality recording and playback

Reviews (6)

Great price...great product
I paid $30 for this same pack at Office Depot a few days ago.

They work great for me.I just finished converting some family VHS tapes to my Macintosh dual G5 2.3 Ghz with a 16x CD/DVD superdrive. I popped the finished DVD in my 1-month old Sony DVD player.It also played well in my 7-year old Sony DVD player.

There aren't many DVD+R DL choices out there.I had no problems with my experience.

Never a Good Burn
I've tried to burn these with my Pioneer A08XL using Ulead and Nero software.After 9 attempts (I bought 3 three packs), I never got a playable disk.With Verbatim and Imation, all burns have been successful.So pay a bit more and save yourself a headache.

ok disks
These disks are slow and freeze up alot.Most of the time they dont work with any roxio/nero programs.Buy verbatim dvd+r dl and if u guys have ne image scribe dvd+r dl info or dvd+rw dl email me at snitbender@msn.com!!!

1 3 pack = 3 coasters
I wasted a three pack trying to burn to the Memorex disks to a USB ND-2510A.I was using both Nero and Roxio DVD Copy, and had the same results.I went out and bought the Verbatim DL disks and did not have any problems whatsoever.

stinkin riteks
There are only a few DVD+R DL media makers out there. MKM, Ritek, Ricoh, & philips, i believe.Most labels use the ritek media because they're cheap, and that's exactly what they are "CHEAP", crap, anyway you want to describe it.I've never had problems burning and playing back MKM Verbatims but these I bought, burned as DVDROM bookytpe, & verified.Played them on 3 different players and they exhibit alot of freezes, skips, etc.Why o why do memorex use riteks.So I won't be buying anymore DL media from memorex. ... Read more

Product Description

Verbatim Standard 120mm CD-R Media - CD-R - 700MB Native - Silk Screening - 120mm StandardThe ultimate in reliability and recording performance is yours with Verbatim CD-R media. Our advanced discs enable you to take full advantage of today's CD-R burners. Nice electronics is your source for everyday low prices on theVerbatim 94797 - 100PK CDR 80 MIN 700MB 52X SHINY SILVER W/SPINDLE and all other Verbatim Media Accs ... Read more

Features

• Shiny Silver surface ideal for silk-screening
• High Speed/High Performance Super Azo Dye Technology
• Ultimate performance recording dye for burning at high speeds
• Verbatim Lifetime Warranty

Product Description

Maxell Standard 120mm CD-R Media - CD-R - 700MB Native - 120mm StandardUniversally Compatible, Write Once Recordable Compact Disc. Nice electronics is your source for everyday low prices on theMaxell 648200 - 100PK CDR 48X 700MB 80MIN CD-R700 SPINDLE and all other Maxell Media Accs ... Read more

Features

• Ideal for archiving data, digital music files, or digital picture files
• Up to 80 minutes of music recording or 700 MB data storage
• Certified up for drives with up to 40x recording capability
• Designed for one-time recording with computer-based CD-R recorders
• No copyright protection technology

Reviews (2)

Excellent CD-Rs, maybe even the best
These Maxell CD-Rs are great.

First, I've only had one burn failure, which was mainly my fault because it had scratches all over it. The CDs are very reliable, and they have a hard time scratching.

The data works like new, unlike some of the other brands (especially Memorex) who's data comes out reading very slow and choppy. But Maxell is perfect, making extra copies of games run perfectly, and without poor graphics and gameplay.

Music doesn't sound distorted (like Imatation), and it sounds just as good as the MP3 on your computer.

I only have one negative, which is kind of a funny negative. They, for some reason, smell AWFUL! Yes, these discs smell really bad, and don't ask me why because I wouldn't know.

I've had a lot of companys of CD-Rs, but Maxell has some of the best, and I highly recommend them. Go through a lot of CD-Rs in a 20 pack? Buy this! You can't go wrong!

These are reliably good!
I have used several different brands of cd-r's for burning "backup" copies of music CDs and saving data files, and I have not found any that were consistently as good as these.Other brands I have used had a higher number of faulty discs in the package - some as high as 10%!

Also, don't be scared by the size of this pack!100 discs might seem like overkill, but believe me once you start to use them you will find that 100 go pretty quickly!

Bottom line, these Maxells are good quality at an excellent price. ... Read more

Product Description

Verbatim Standard 120mm CD-R Media - CD-R - 700MB - 120mm StandardIdeal for storing digital images, music and more Ultimate performance recording dye for burning at high speedsNice electronics is your source for everyday low prices on theVerbatim 94554 - 100PK CD-R 80MIN 700MB 52X BRANDED SPINDLE and all other Verbatim Media Accs ... Read more

Features

• No hassle Limited Lifetime warranty. Toll free 1-800 Technical Support Line.
• 52X speed. The fastest CD recordable media technology available onthe market today.
• 100 year archival life. Best disc for error free recording and long life high fidelity playback. Compatible with all CD recorders and players.
• Highest quality manufacturing. Brand of choice for OEM's, medical grade, large corporate data centers, anywhere ultimate data securtiy and reliability is required.
• Rugged, reusable "cake box" spindle to protect from dust and damage for long term storage.

Reviews (1)

Not Mitsubishi Chemical Corp media
I just got a spindle of these with the same part number from CompusaBusiness.They are not MCC dye, they are CMC Magnetics Corp dye type 6.If you want true Mitsubishi/Verbatim discs, don't buy these.

Also, note this item ships from Office Depot, not Amazon, they charge high shipping. ... Read more

Product Description

Read compatible with and DVD playback devices. Write-once recordable, 4.7GB capacity, two hours. ... Read more

Features

• Read compatible with and DVD playback devices.
• Write-Once recordable, 4.7GB capacity, two hours.

Reviews (1)

BEST RECORDABLE DVD+R's I'VE FOUND
I have a Lite On LVW-5001 DVD Recorder and I've found Maxell DVD+R or RW disk work the best. I like the 4X speed better because you can record up to 6 hours but the 8X disk will only record 4 hours without skips. My Lite On will record up to 8X speed and only + NOT - DVD's so make sure you obtain the right disks. Some brands still don't work even if you get the right type. I have had some problems with Memorex but I couldn't get Ridata to record at all, I hope this info will help you make a wise selection.(...) ... Read more

Product Description

Developed for ultimate performance, and manufactured to the most exacting standards, TDK CD-R media is the ideal digital storage solution. ... Read more

Features

• Write once CD-R
• Discs are formatted for CD-R burners
• Each CD-R can hold up to 700 MB or 80 Minutes of recording video
• Record at speeds up to 48x
• These 50 CD-R discs come on a spindle for storage

Reviews (6)

good durability, burn errors galore
Blank CD-R companies always seem to be a hit or miss. Some have good durabilty, and some have good burning, some (only a few) have both, and some (once again only a few) neither. TDK is the company that has good durability of their CD-Rs, but almost half are errors.

The packaging states "48x", so I burned at 48x on a Buslink drive (52x24x52). It choked, and took 10 minutes for Nero to say "Burn error had failed at 48x". So, I went lower at 32x. Same thing. Then I went to 24x and the thing finally worked. If a package says "48x", I'm expecting 48x, not 24x. Even at times 24x would choke and not burn correctly.

Yes, I do have a few TDK CD-Rs that are 2-3 years old and look almost new compared to the 2-3 month old Sony, but with all these errors, will I ever get to experience that? Try looking at Maxell, Philips, and Samsung.

Worst CDRs ever.Stay away!
This is my first review.I was so disgusted with the quality of these CDRs, that I had to write one to warn any future customers.I have used over a hundred Sony CDRs for personal use (pictures, music from CDs and MP3s) for couple of years, and although I cannot say that they are perfect, these are AWFUL.The noises on top of the music, skipping, stopping, some would not be recognized.In short, stay away.

Decent CD-R's
These TDK Data CD-R's were okay for me. They work best if you burn them at 48x. The only problem I ran into with these was, they are sensitive. If you get a minor scratch on one of these CD-R's, it may skip. Other than that, I don't have any complaints. I purchased a 50 spindle of these and used them all. None of them were defective.

My experience = ZERO error rate
I'm suprised at the earlier review which described problems with this product. I burn CDs like a madman and I have experienced an error rate of virtually zero. I use these for data as well as audio and in all cases these discs perform perfectly. I haven't found one with a manufacturing defect or anything like that. Plus this price cannot be beat.
Seriously, I've gone through at least 1000 of these discs -- they're consistent and dependable.

TDK Makes Fine CDRs
I've used almost 400 TDK Brand CDRs and have yet to have any problems.No Errors, and the TDK CDR top is pretty resistant to scratches. ... Read more

Product Description

• Stores 700MB data
• Records at 1x to 48x
• Can read/write/play on a computer
• Can be played back on all conventional CD players
• 70-year archival life

Features

• 48x compatible; records on computer burners only
• Audio recordings play on majority of CD players and recorders
• Package of 50 CD-R discs for recording music, data, or digital photos
• Each disc stores 700 MB of information or 80 minutes of music
• Each disc is write-once (can't be erased or re-recorded)

Reviews (10)

Memorex black CD-Rs,the best out there!
These are the best CD-Rs on the market.However, there is something you should look out for.Whenn buying, look for ones that have a somewhat rough surface and a foam ring insert on the very top.Others will have a glossy surface and will have plastic ring inserts on the top.These glossy ones have a higher failure rate. I burn TONS of CDs, out of 100 rough ones,1 failed.Out of 50 glossy ones,11 failed!

Worked fine for me, used them everywhere
The media worked fine for me, got a pack once as a gift and used them all.Between work, home, and laptop - burned them on cd-r's and dvd-r's and all worked.No idea why some reviews complain about "black" cds being bad.You can buy cd-r's in red, blue, orange, silver, and ones that look like old 45 records, etc...It's just the color, it's not some other format.So if you're having trouble, don't blame the color.Memorex is a good brand name for cd-rs or dvd-rs so ignore those talking about an issue with "color".

Great media
I originally got these disks because I was having trouble with my car's cd player skipping with regular silver disks. I read on the internet that black disks can track better and sure enough, all burns have played perfectly. I have used 4 or 5 different drives (from cheap OEM drives to Plextor) and they all worked. These are the only disks I use for music cd's anymore.

Doesn't work in all players
While I still think these black CD-Rs are cute, they ended up being a pretty big disappointment because they don't seem to work in DVD-ROMs. I can't use them with my laptop at all unless I run them in my USB CD-RW drive, and after trying them in various other DVD-ROM drives I've just decided to give up on them.

Great CDRs
I have used dozens of different brands and colors of CDR's, and the Memorex black ones are the ONLY ones that have NEVER given me any trouble.I have Memorex black cdrs in my car that have been there for 3 years.They've been through the hottest summers and the coldest winters.To this DAY they still play great. All other cdrs that i leave in my car get ruined by the heat.The black cdrs are not exactly the "nicest-looking" cdrs on the market, but they are SUPERB in terms of performance.If you have some valuable information or music that you want to keep forever, i strongly recommend the Memorex black CDR. ... Read more

Product Description

Designed to make saving and storing digital photographs a cinch, these Mini CD-R Recordable Discs allow you to store all the images files in your digital camera onto miniature discs. By burning images onto mini discs, you can now easily transport photos to your printer, or share with friends. You can even view photos on your TV and computer. Each Mini CD-R Recordable Disc can store approximately 200 MB of data. Get the 50-disc storage spindle and save! ... Read more

Features

• 50 CDR in package
• Compatible with CD-ROM, CD-R, CD-RW drives, MP3/CD players & CD-R digital cameras
• 200MB/22-minute capacity
• Write-once ?1-24x compatible
• Disc storage spindle pack

Product Description

Memorex 16x DVD+R Media - DVD+R - 4.7GB - 120mm StandardThe DVD+R is used with recordable drives that support DVD+R media. The DVD+R disc is write-once, single sided and can store up to 4.7GB of data 2 hours of video. Nice electronics is your source for everyday low prices on theMemorex 32025623 - 100PK DVD+R 16X 4.7GB SPINDLE PRINTABLE and all other Memorex Media Accs ... Read more

Features

• 16x Speed
• 4.7GB

Product Description

Verbatim Digital Vinyl Standard 120mm CD-R Media - CD-R - 700MB Native - Logo Printed - 120mm StandardData/image storage, music/voice recording, archiving and distribution Nice electronics is your source for everyday low prices on theVerbatim 94587 - 50PK CDR DIGITAL VINYL 80MIN 700MB BRANDED W/SPNDL-RETRO 45RPM and all other Verbatim Media Accs ... Read more

Reviews (2)

Haven't had a coaster yet
I've burned 75 of these discs and haven't had a coaster yet.75 for 75.they burn at 24x..which is fine.i just love these.i collect old vinyls and this makes my newer music look cool as well.get em while they're hot...

Every other CD is a dud...
I bought these blank CDs to make some audio mixes with.They look really cool and are much more fun to look at then the usual dull shiny or matted CDs you get.However, looks only go so far.Every other CD I've burned with has been a dud.I have a great TDK Burner, 48X speed, and use the latest version of Nero.Doesn't matter b/c the CD's themselves don't seem to want to work every time.I've only been able to successfully use about 50% of the CDs in this spindle and won't be buying anymore of this line from Verbatim til they fix their quality issues in manufacturing these CDs.My $12 50-pack spindle Target-brand CDs have worked like a charm and I haven't hit a dud with a single one of those yet.In this case you definitely don't get what you pay for. ... Read more