TDK CD-R80CB50 700MB/80-Minute 48x Data CD-R (50-Pack Spindle) - Enhanced SEO Review

I use these discs for data (but not always audio) and have never had a problem with them. No spelling mistakes, no reading problems. I've used them several times for music (wma or mp3 files), again no problems and no complaints.

I have about 200 live shows that I recorded on TDK discs about 3 years ago. None of them are currently playable. In the future I will only use Mitsui Gold CDs.

I am surprised by a previous review that described issues with this product. I burn CDs like crazy and the error rate is practically zero. I use them for both data and audio and in all cases these discs work great. I haven't found any with a manufacturing defect or anything like that. Moreover, this price cannot be lower. Seriously, I've looked at at least 1000 of these drives - they're stable and reliable.

I've tried so many blank CD-Rs and finally found one with good ink and zero error writing speed. TDK is amazing. I have had the first one I burned for over a year now and still no defects on the back. That's great.

I am also having the issues described in the original post. I bought a 48x TDK 50 disc spindle. They sent me a 52x 50 pack spindle. So far about 5 out of 25 have successfully burned out regardless of speed. With Nero. I use the much less vaunted Verbatim which are over two years old no problem. I don't know what to do with it. Before this purchase, I had only had rave reviews for TDK CD-R media.

I've been using TDK CD-R for many years and never had any problems. I recommend this brand because it is reliable and affordable.

Has anyone else experienced the following?: First about twenty used in a stack of 100 discs with no problems, then (so far) at least 30 defective discs after the rest hadn't been used for several months. After several attempts to isolate the problem, I traced it back to blank CD-Rs. I had the exact same issue with another brand that was replaced with these TDKs. Is there an unwritten expiration date for blank CD-Rs or am I just unlucky?

I've used almost 400 TDK CDRs and still haven't had any problems. There are no bugs and the top of the TDK CDR is pretty scratch resistant.