Review on 📀 Verbatim 97503 DVD-R 4.7GB 16x Kaleidoscope Recordable Media Disc - 20 Disc Spindle - Assorted Colors: High-Quality DVDs for Data Storage, Creative Projects, and More by Mike Wallace

Update: So far I've received nine coasters in a 100 pack and I'm not even halfway through. I always use and have always recommended this brand with one exception and that is Taiyo Yuden. I don't know if it's just a slacker or my DVR is getting old (it is) but I can't think of anything more stubborn than trying to get something on tape and DVDs are a problem. Mine are always closed on the spindle and I suspect most people keep theirs too. I also can't figure out what could have caused so many bad ones. But I want to update my otherwise glowing review. I know you shouldn't buy Verbatim that say Lifestyle or anything, they're 8x bigger, but these are better. Spring. I think you should buy lemons. The price was great. Maybe that's to be feared: it's too good to be true. You really can't go wrong with a blank Verbatim DVD. I usually buy DVD-R and always enter 16X. The slower ones - if they make them bigger at all - tend to have problems. But Verbatim is a reliable brand. I've been buying DVDs and CDs for years and used to buy Sony and sometimes DVD-RWs too. But now it seems that only Verbatim is reliable apart from Taiyo Yuden, which is an excellent DVD media for most recording and burning tasks. But Taiyo Yuden is becoming increasingly difficult to find and, of course, more expensive. This pack of Verbatim 100 was a great deal. UPDATE 28.04. I don't know how long they sat or what conditions they were stored in, but right away I had four coasters. There was a second, then a fourth, a fifth, and a sixth. Once you set the recording time on the DVR, it can be a big headache. It wasn't a VCR. That's why you need to be very careful when buying them because if they are kept in a hot warehouse, you may experience performance issues.