PlexDisc DVD-R 4.7GB 16x Recordable Media Disc - 100 Disc Spindle: Reliable and High-Quality Data Storage Solution Review

Typical cheap DVD-R discs usually get 3-5 bad discs but not this one. I only had 1 disk in a stack. Permanent ink is easy to write on the front of the disc, and the white color makes it easy to read.

I've been using these discs for recording for a few weeks now and so far they're doing great. Not a single disc was damaged, which has happened with other purchases in the past.

I have used many of these DVDs. I had no problems burning to DVD (check for fingerprints on the surface before copying files). Love the label, it offers a professional quality matte finish.

I had a lot of errors and then when I looked at the surface of the disc I had lines and scratches on the outer edge of the disc. I don't know what happened but I can assume someone was messing with this media and found it as sold cheap media. I mean bargains. well, not good.

I burn LOTS of discs, DVDs and Blu-rays. These blank PlexDisc DVDs are inexpensive and of the highest quality. I can't think of a single bad recording on these DVDs. They certainly don't feel "cheap" and the tops are very smooth and very marker friendly. :) While I've had no luck with blank Blu-ray PlexDiscs, I highly recommend their blank DVDs.

There are many different brands of blanks on Ebay, often unknown and cheap brands that are somehow popular! Plexdisc is one of those that turned out to be cheap at Revain and they seem to have a low rejection rate like Verbatim usually does! Why not try Plexdisc with your homemade discs? But definitely NOT HP drives, I know they have high scrap rates for as cheap as possible!

Bought 200 to distribute on 3 DVD recorders, mainly for recording Christmas TV and upcoming Christmas TV. I tried to use about half of it. With all three of my recorders about 25% of them failed, with all three burners, with DVDs from other brands it is still 0% of the failures with all three DVD recorders. You may have received a poor quality batch. , but I don't recommend this product because there have never been so many failures in many years of burning DVDs from many other brands. Many…

I've been buying blank DVDs for years and this is the WORST I've ever bought. I got a couple of CDs from this brand for Christmas (they were DVD+Rs and it doesn't usually matter what type I use) and they were pretty good so I had high hopes for them. When they work, they work fine (video quality is amazing), but I get a decent collection of those that end up in the basket - I find out a bad spindle, I won't work 6-10%, but with these on at least 33% don't work and it's actually approaching 50%…

There are many different brands of blank media on Ebay, often unknown and cheap brands that are popular anyway! Plexdisc is one of those that turned out to be cheap at Revain and they seem to have a low rejection rate like Verbatim usually does! Why not try Plexdisc with your homemade discs? But definitely NOT HP drives, I know they have high scrap rates for as cheap as possible!

Bought 200 pieces to distribute to 3 DVD recorders, mainly for recording Christmas TV shows and upcoming holiday TV shows. I tried to use about half of it. All three of my recorders have about 25% of them failing on all three recorders, other brands of DVD still show 0% of failures on all three DVD recorders. You may have received a poor quality batch. , but I do not recommend this product as there have never been so many failures in the many years of recording DVDs from many other brands. Many

I've been buying blank DVDs for years and these are the WORST discs I've ever bought. I got a couple of CDs from this brand for Christmas (they were DVD+Rs and it doesn't usually matter what type I use) and they were pretty good so I had high hopes for them. When they work, they work fine (video quality is amazing), but I get a decent collection of those that end up in the basket - I find a bad spindle, I won't work 6-10%, but work with these on at least 33% not, and it's actually approaching…