📀 TDK CD-R80CB50 CD-R Data - 80 Min, 700MB, 52x 50-Pack Spindle (Discontinued) Review

I like this because the TDK interface design is clean and simple: it's much easier to manipulate your writing or images without too many headaches (if you choose CD label prints ). . Some CDs have a colored or dark surface, which will cause you trouble if you label things carefully with lots of notes. Often this dark surface design can also appear when you put a CD label on it, which is not so good. CDRW, CDR, DVD TDK I have a blank surface with a light gray line and tiny clean dots on it, FYI.

I only have a CD player in my car and I refuse to take my cell phone collection with me. especially in countries with the latest extreme weather! I've uploaded most of my collection to my ITUNES and make "best of" collections. or just copy a disc from my collection and duplicate it on the machine. These TDKs are quite durable in extreme weather conditions. Also good for people who only download music through ITUNES or other different stores. I don't download from me except maybe Revain because…

If you can't decide which brand to choose when looking for blank CDs, don't hesitate with TDK. Although they were a bit more expensive than the lower brands, it was worth it. Other blank CDs seem to fail and I haven't had a single bad CD with these. If you burn MP3 CDs, I spent almost 8.5 HOURS on it! (not about recording audio, but about mp3). Anyway, I've heard of JVC (Taiyo Yuden) with their "high quality" and will try their brand too, but it's a bit more expensive. But if you're just…

If you can't decide which brand to choose when looking for blank CDs, don't hesitate with TDK. Although they were a bit more expensive than the lower brands, it was worth it. Other blank CDs seem to fail and I haven't had a single bad CD with these. If you burn CDs in mp3 format, these CDs will fit almost 8.5 HOURS! (not about recording audio, but about mp3). Anyway, I've heard of JVC (Taiyo Yuden) with their "high quality" and will try their brand too, but it's a bit more expensive. But if…

I like this because the TDK surface design is crisp and simple: it's much easier to manipulate your lettering or images without too many headaches (if you're into CD labels decide). Some CDs have a colored or dark surface, which causes you trouble when carefully marking things with lots of notes. Often this dark surface design can also appear when you put a CD label on it, which is not so good. CDRW, CDR, DVD TDK I have a blank surface with a light gray line and tiny clean dots on it, FYI. When

works great! The price (16 cents per disc) was very good for a quality disc. I've never made frisbees (or coasters or bird discs). I used them in 2 different drives, both worked fine. One TDK brand drive and the other Samsung. The TDK drive doesn't care what disc you throw at it, it always burns well, even at warp speed. Samsung is picky, picky, picky. He's made more trash can fillers than anything I've ever owned. But these discs work great at it. I've checked the dates on every ride and life…