📀 High-Capacity Maxell DVD+RW Discs in Slim Jewel Case - 4.7GB Storage (Packaging Varies) Review

The lower the demand for this product, the more expensive it is. As for the product, only 1 out of 5 was bad, as a reputable brand I expected better.

We use them again and again to record TV shows. There are often more shows than time to watch, so we record in one room and watch in another. Lasts a long time and rewrites a lot.

3 of the 5 DVDs in this pack were not burned despite using 2 different DVD recorders. Keep getting the wrong message. Wouldn't buy again. Revain came as usual and sent me a replacement.

All boxes cracked; open them and fall apart. I thought ONE didn't crack, but it also cracks from below. The plastic wrap is completely ripped off at one end and ripped off at the other end (this could not have happened during shipping or it would have been a torn strip in the packaging). I'm glad it wasn't a gift for someone! Dissatisfied. I hope they at least burn the data.

The package came quickly which is always great. The jewel case is thin so you need to be very careful when opening it as it is fragile enough to break easily. So far 1 has been used to create system recovery disc for Windows 10 and it got the job done without any issues. The only complaint so far is the flimsy case so I can't give it 5 stars but overall it does what it says on the tin. Many Thanks

Very hard to find at Staples, Best Buy or anywhere else. We use them daily on DVD to record TV shows for later viewing. I didn't have bad discs out of the box. They last about 6 months with constant daily reading/writing. After 6 months, they wear out from constant laser reading and writing. It is recommended to always reformat the disc after use and keep your fingers away from the recording surface. BTW, they come in a plastic sleeve for each disc. I would prefer paperbacks. Yes, I recommend…

After burning 2 DVDs I got an error saying I had to reformat them. They were just formatted before I wrote the files. Perhaps the problem lies in removing them from thin jewelry boxes. They don't have a middle button that you have to press to get them out of the case. So maybe I messed them up by pulling up on the sides. I've since discovered that you can press down on the center (which is actually the inside back of the case) and this will pop the DVD out. Throw away 2 bad ones. 2 more work.

The price was very good for 5 rewritable DVDs. However, I was disappointed that the packaging the DVDs came in was so cheap. One of the plastic hinges broke right after opening the box. I didn't expect them to be strong, but that's stupid. I used a couple of extra cases I had laying around from some of the Verbatim dual layer DVDs I received and they work wonders compared to those cases. DVDs work great and I've used them to burn all sorts of things and erase them soon after. It was fun playing

Don't buy these if you want the plastic trinket box they come in! The jewelry box sucks and breaks halfway the first time you open it. I can't confirm another person's problem of not being able to get a good burn after the first one, but the first burn went well. Note, however, that many cheap burners (and buggy firmware not updated by the user) are responsible for many bad burns. For this reason, I only buy well-known brands of DVD burners from manufacturers that have been around for a while…