High-Quality Philips 16X DVD+R Media 50 Pack 📀 - White Inkjet Printable - Versatile Cake Box Packaging (DR4I6B50F/17) Review

Very good product. I'm glad I bought this. Remember that the top 3 contenders are the most compatible DVD manufacturers: Philips (original and first manufacturer of devices, discs). Memorex and TDK. Very good and reliable discs.

I only use Philips DVDs for TV recordings. They offer excellent playback on Hi-Def channels at 2 hour speed. I use them for all my recordings and although I don't have a label printer the price was comparable to regular DVDs.

Excellent up to 1/2 way through the spindle then about 3 out of 10 cup holders were. Started taking from below and everything is fine. Love the white disc, great if you are artistic and want to really personalize the DVD. Will be ordering this and double layers again

Have never bought these wheels before. I can't say anything about the print quality as I haven't tried it on an inkjet printer yet. I bought them because the price was right. Upon receipt I found them to be very reliable in record mode and the playback quality was top notch. I highly recommend them based on those two observations alone.

These DVDs used to be the best DVDs. They worked very well. Recently they changed the hard drive, which is now being sold. Previously I had virtually no formatting errors, but with this new disc I've had a lot of formatting error problems on more than half of the DVDs. I keep looking for the old variety of these Phillips DVDs, but I think they've all been finally superseded by this new type of disc. They should be making more money selling these cheaper drives now, but in the long run they will

I bought a new printer to print DVD and CD labels for myself and others. I'm not sure what to expect from them. I wrote a few before the printer came and I hated it. Then I printed the first DVD label for one of my mom's DVDs and I loved it. It looks more professional. They seem to dry quicker than the manual recommends (but I live in the desert so may take longer to dry in a wetter environment) and look great. The colors of the ink exactly match the colors on the computer. Light is light and…

I saw a YouTube video of a rapper showing him how to print his music CDs at home and save money. When I saw what printer he was using I was stunned because I have the exact same Epson model. I checked my Epson's user manual, it says nothing about the printer being able to print to DVD. Following the instructions from Epson customer service who confirmed the device would print DVD but only with Epson software I was able to insert the Philips inkjet DVD into the printer's mechanical setting…

Never bought these CDs. I can't comment on the print quality as I haven't tried it on an inkjet printer. I bought them because the price was right. Upon receipt I found them to be very reliable in record mode and the playback quality was top notch. I highly recommend them based on those two observations alone.

These DVDs used to be the best DVDs. They worked very well. Recently they changed the hard drive, which is now being sold. Before that I had practically no formatting errors but with this new disc I had many problems with formatting errors on more than half of the DVDs. I keep looking for the old variety of these Phillips DVDs but I think they've all been finally superseded by this new type of disc. They should be making more money selling these cheaper drives now, but in the long run they will

I saw a YouTube video of a rapper teaching us how to print his music CDs at home and save money. When I saw what printer he was using I was stunned because I have the exact same Epson model. I checked my Epson's user manual, it says nothing about the printer being able to print to DVD. Following the instructions from Epson customer service, who confirmed that the device would print DVDs but only with Epson software, I was able to insert the Philips inkjet DVD into the printer's mechanical…