Maxtek High-Quality White Inkjet HUB Printable DVD-R 📀 DVDR 16x Blank Disc, 4.7GB, 120min. Pack of 100 Review

We've bought dozens of these packs for our business over the last few years (we burn hundreds of DVDs a year) and they're as good as any other brand out there we tried. Yes, no packaging was perfect. On average, a cover has a bounce rate of about 5 per 100 DVDs. Of course we would like to see better, but this is consistent with our results with more expensive products.

. On a whim (and at a good price) I decided to try it. THIS is my new favourite. I actually prefer the texture and color of the printed surface on them, I've had less (actually ZERO with them so far) - plus they cost about 33% less than the Verbatim I've always bought. I wholeheartedly recommend these.

I had to "lift" these DVDs with tape to keep them from rubbing against the tray of my Toshiba laptop. I have never had this problem when using any other well known brand. I had to apply about 5 layers of masking tape to cut the circle to wrap around the spindle motor. The plastic in the center of these platters appears to be thinner than the others, allowing the platters to sit lower in the spindle. Also, due to the thinner plastic, I think storing the discs in a case that uses clips to attach…

I've burned several thousand discs over the last few years and this is the first one Once I went through an entire spindle of 100 discs without a single error. My job is to burn the first disc on my computer and then use a duplicator to make 1-10 copies of it. I usually get random crashes while recording the master, and more often I get random crashes during the dubbing process. For those who have had any of these experiences, you know how frustrating it can be. I have never known peace of mind

I used 100-200+ discs a month for 12 years. I have always used the Taiyo Yuden white inkjet concentrator to print DVD-r 16x Valueline. They've been hard to find lately for some reason. Rare is a bad disc. Maybe 1 in 500. Customer reviews say Maxtek does just as well. I've already passed about 600. No failures. Not a single customer complaint. Have fun saving.

I had to "lift" these DVDs with tape to keep them from rubbing against the tray of my Toshiba laptop. I have never had this problem when using any other well known brand. I had to apply about 5 layers of masking tape to cut the circle to wrap around the spindle motor. The plastic in the center of these platters appears to be thinner than the others, allowing the platters to sit lower in the spindle. Also due to the thinner plastic I think it would become more prone to cracking if the discs are…

I've burned several thousand discs over the past few years and this is the first time I've gone through the entire 100 disc spindle without a single failure. My job is to burn the first disc on my computer and then use a duplicator to make 1-10 copies of it. I usually get random crashes when recording the master, and more often I get random crashes when duplicating. For those who have had any of these experiences, you know how frustrating it can be. I have never known peace of mind during this…