AmazonBasics 4.7 GB 16x DVD-R (100-Pack Spindle)

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AmazonBasics 4.7 GB 16x DVD-R (100-Pack Spindle) Features

Stable, reliable, accurate writing at high speeds
Stores up to 2 hours of DVD quality video or 4.7 GB of data
One spindle containing 100 4.7 GB capacity, 16x write-speed DVD-R recordable video disks
Ships in Amazon Frustration-Free Packaging

User Reviews about AmazonBasics 4.7 GB 16x DVD-R (100-Pack Spindle)

I have not had any issues with burning these DVDs. They work great on all my computers and for the price they are a great deal! -- Works great! good product at a good proce

Here's the bottom line: these DVDs work and they work well. I've already burned over a dozen of them at the maximum write speed with 0 coasters (failed writes). For the price, you can't beat these single layer DVDs. If you're buying DVDs, buy these. -- Great performance at a great price

This is the best bang for the buck I've seen for recordable DVDs, provided that they work well with your DVD burner. I have a Memorex 16x DVD-R DL/DVD-Rewritable burner which I bought maybe 8 years ago, but has always worked quite well and I use for practically all of my burning. However these particular discs would burn normally part way then fail for some reason when I burned discs at maximum speed with PowerISO and perhaps also the Windows DVD burning utility. This happened every time I used my Memorex burner, but I didn't want to waste discs trying to figure out the "perfect" parameters to make these discs work with that drive. My Memorex burner has worked flawlessly with Verbatim, Memorex, Maxell and Sony discs in the past BTW. On the other hand, when using my Dell Latitude D830's internal TSSTcorp DVD+-RW TS-L632H burner with the same programs, the Amazon discs worked faithfully every instance that I can recall. I'm not an expert on this, so perhaps there is something about this disc + Memorex burner combination that makes them incompatible yet the disc + Dell burner compatible? So I guess you have to take a risk if trying these for the first time, or perhaps see if another reviewer with the same burner was able to make it work. Now the Amazon DVD-R DLs are an ESPECIALLY great deal, but since my Memorex drive is my only DL burner I am especially hesitant to waste money trying those...;_; -- Decent disks but not good with some burners