Memorex 4.7Gb/16x DVD-R (50-Pack Spindle)
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Memorex 4.7Gb/16x DVD-R (50-Pack Spindle)

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Product Info

  • Brand: Memorex
  • EAN: 0034707056398
  • Manufacturer: Memorex

Features

  • Single-sided disc
  • Each disc had 4. 7 GB memory space
  • Packaging-Spindle (plastic container, does not include jewel case or inserts)
  • 50 discs per pack

Editorial Reviews:

  • DVD Recordable Discs. Ideal for multimedia storage such as combined data, music and video. Hardware dependent with DVD recorders requiring specific media to function properly. Branded with manufacturer's logo on one side. DVD-R. General purpose for business and consumer applications. "Write Once" format-may not be altered once data is written to the disc. Read compatible with the majority of DVD-ROM drives and DVD video players. Single-sided. 4. 7 GB. Surface Color-Silver. Packaging-Spindle (plastic container, does not include jewel case or inserts). 50 discs per pack.

Spotlight customer reviews:

  • Customer Rating: Average rating of 3/5Average rating of 3/5Average rating of 3/5Average rating of 3/5Average rating of 3/5
  • Summary: cheap case
  • Comment: The good news is that these dvds seem to work as good as any I've tried.

    The annoying part is that they do not come in a case or box, once you peel the plastic paper from around the side, the blank media has a top and bottom to protect them, but no sides. Of course this is a money saving package, but if you only use these dvds occasionally, the sides will be exposed to dust or dings.

    I would prefer them to be protected in a box or a case. I will probably buy a different brand the next time I buy dvds.
  • Customer Rating: Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5
  • Summary: blank DVD-R
  • Comment: For my home video collection I have transfered all my home made movies to DVD's. At the time I have selected TDK DVD-R. I did not realise it, but all my recordings were faulty, I could not view them on my PC, etc. I have wasted many hours without knowing it.
    I have re-recorded them on MEMOREX 4.7Gb/16x and I do not have any problem as of now.
    Obviously, many stores sell blank DVD-R and the idea is to find the cheapest DVD's around. I've looked at Office Depot, Staples, Best Buy, Radio Shack, Walmart, Target and many other stores. I have compared the prices. Some sites sell the DVD's for a little less money but get you on the shipping, handling and state taxes. Others are a little bit more expensive but the shipment is free. I've found that the cheapest way is to buy Memorex 100-Pack Spindle from the site above. I am happy with my purchase and I do recommend it to other people. It is not the blank DVD selling price that it is important but the $ per DVD when you got them in your hands.
  • Customer Rating: Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5
  • Summary: Always Work
  • Comment: Over the past couple years, I have used 400-500 Memorex DVD-R/+R's, and I've had maybe 2 bad burns. They always work great, and they're less expensive than many other brands.
  • Customer Rating: Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5
  • Summary: Excellent product
  • Comment: These DVD - R work well with my Sony DVD RW burner. I would recommend them.
  • Customer Rating: Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5
  • Summary: Memorex works fine
  • Comment: I am surprised to find so many negative reviews about Memorex. I have been using Memorex CDs and DVDs exclusively for almost a decade. Apart from a few discs here and there, its been a great experience. Some points about how I use them:
    1- I never let any software (e.g DVD authoring s/w like Ulead or Roxio) directly burn to disc. I create a DVD folder and then I always use Nero for burning disc.
    2- If you're burning disc for long-term storage, burn at a slower speed, so there's no chance of any skipping. I always burn at 4x, someimes 8x.
    A few precautions (best practices) go a long way towards avoiding problems. All I can say is that every single disc from years ago still works, to the best of my knowledge. As I mentioned before, I have been using Memorex for storing precious memories for years. I find them a great value for money.

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