MAXELL 50-Pack DVD+R Recordable DVD (16X)

Customer Rating:
Summary: Most reliable DVD+R
Comment: I used to have a lot of trouble burning with my old computer. Literally 1 out of 3 discs would be useless afterwards. As it turns out, I had been buying Memorex CDs and DVDs. I then switched to Maxell and have had absolutely no problems since then.

I continued to buy Maxell blank media after I got my new computer, and I have gone through at least four 50-packs without a single burn error. These are so reliable that I no longer double-check that the data has been properly written, something I used to do after every burn.

For as long as I need blank media, I will use the Maxell brand.

Customer Rating:
Summary: High Quality - Affordable Prices
Comment: Great product. Name brand, familiar. Nice to know that time has not diminished Maxell's pursuit of excellence.

Customer Rating:
Summary: so far so good
Comment: I haven't had any problems out of these. My computer has to format each DVD, which I think is pretty standard. I couldn't comment on the quality, as I am not a computer junkie, but hey, they do the job (of backing up or recording lots of data), which is all I need.

Customer Rating:
Summary: Great Media for data and media files
Comment:
I am using this DVDs to backup my computer and to burn MP3s and DVDs. Those DVDs are very reliable and till now I have not had even one unsuccessful burn. 50 DVDs for around $20 bucks...can you ask for more?

Customer Rating:
Summary: Best DVD+R media
Comment: This is the most reliable brand out there that I have come accross. Out of my last 50 disk spindle, NOT ONE was a dud. No burn errors at all. To the dude saying he gets a bunch of DVD burn
errors, that's something wrong with your setup. If you have a USB DVD burner make sure it is connected to a 2.0 USB and not a 1.0 port. That will cause a lot of burn errors.