📀 TDK 16X DVD+R 50-Pack Spindle, DVD+R47FCCB50M Model Review

I prefer TDK discs because they rarely go bad. Remember: CDs and DVDs must be stored away from sunlight. Other brands age faster in the sun.

Works great. They light up like they should and store data like they should. The ones that don't work make great coasters or mini frisbees for kids. Can't complain about them at all.

I prefer TDK media, I have fewer errors and less bad disc reports. I've used TDK cartridges in the past and their commitment to quality is evident here on these discs. Of course, getting them through Revain is easy, and they ship quickly.

I've never used these discs but now I'm new to them. I went all the way through the spindle and didn't get a single severe burn. I'm about halfway through my second spindle and so far so good. Both spindles arrived on time and in good condition. Highly recommended!

I have always trusted and used TDK blank DVD discs, no matter they are DVD+R or DVD+RW discs. As with any DVD, you WILL have a few stalls every now and then, but I'm proud to say that TDK has had few bad discs. I've been using TDK for 2-3 years and prefer it to more established brands that cost a lot more.

I bought these DVD+Rs when they were $10.99/50 + free Super Saver. HP makes it; makes it hard to label when half the page says VERBATIM.) Some say the tdk is low quality and has problems burning, but if you have a DVD burner no more than 5 years old, no Problem. Memorex, which also seems to make a good DVD+R, is about 3/4 thicker than it looks. This means tdk is thicker and more durable. Although I haven't burned a DVD with it for over 2 months, I have a good feeling that my data and videos are

I have always trusted and used TDK blank DVDs, whether they are DVD+R or DVD+RW discs. As with any DVD, you WILL have a few stalls every now and then, but I'm proud to say that TDK has had few bad discs. I've been using TDK for 2-3 years and prefer it to more established brands that cost a lot more.

I've been using TDK blank DVDs for a long time and have never had the problems people are talking about. The only time I have coasters is when I'm doing some other stuff while trying to burn my media. It can also help some people to have the right hardware in their computer system/build. I have used dvdfab, convertxtodvd, ashampoo burn studio, imgburn, poweriso and windows disc burning and have never had a problem with these discs. Honestly. They also play in a variety of media players. The…

I bought these DVD+R discs when they were $10.99/$50 + free Super Saver. like verbatim and HP; makes caption difficult when half the page says VERBATIM.) Some people say that tdk is low quality and has problems burning, but if you have a DVD burner not more than 5 years old. , you shouldn't have any problems. Memorex, which also seems to make a good DVD+R, is about 3/4 thicker than it looks. This means tdk is thicker and more durable. Although I haven't burned a DVD with it for over 2 months, I