Maxell DVD-R 4.7GB Write-Once, 16x Recordable Disc (Spindle Pack of 50)

8 reviews for Maxell DVD-R 4.7GB Write-Once, 16x Recordable Disc (Spindle Pack of 50)

1. Rated 4 out of 5

   Terrance Brekke
   January 25, 2023    Verified Purchase

   I’ve been using Maxell brand media going back to audio cassette tapes and VHS video tapes, for durability and fidelity, since the 1980’s, after some bad experiences with cheapo brands. I read customer reviews by some that said the newest Maxell recordable disks are supplied by a cheap manufacturer, then Maxell slaps their brand name on them. Other reviews talked about disks repeatedly failing to burn, making them coasters. However, I read negative burn failure/data read error/coaster reviews for every brand of recordable DVD I looked at: HP, Sony, Verbatim, Memorex, etc. So, I ordered Maxell again. I did find that the disks are thinner, lighter (cheaper, I guess) plastic now, as compared to previous Maxell disks (why I gave a rating of 4 stars instead of 5). However, every single disk among the first 17 I’ve used so far burned and played back perfectly, and that includes that I turned the spindle pack base upside-down on a table, and took disks from the bottom first, on-purpose, to see if they worked after having been packaged under the weight of the rest of the disks. So, while the disk plastic is of a lighter weight, so far, I have yet to have a reason to switch to another brand.

2. Rated 5 out of 5

   Myles Parisian
   November 1, 2022    Verified Purchase

   Great deal for a back of 16x DVD-r.

3. Rated 5 out of 5

   Jazmin Becker
   August 27, 2022    Verified Purchase

   These blank DVD’s are a very good quality,after about 150 rercoding’s not one failure.Not much else to be said.

4. Rated 4 out of 5

   Mortimer Lehner
   July 7, 2022    Verified Purchase

   I’ve been using Maxell brand media going back to audio cassette tapes and VHS video tapes, for durability and fidelity, since the 1980’s, after some bad experiences with cheapo brands. I read customer reviews by some that said the newest Maxell recordable disks are supplied by a cheap manufacturer, then Maxell slaps their brand name on them. Other reviews talked about disks repeatedly failing to burn, making them coasters. However, I read negative burn failure/data read error/coaster reviews for every brand of recordable DVD I looked at: HP, Sony, Verbatim, Memorex, etc. So, I ordered Maxell again. I did find that the disks are thinner, lighter (cheaper, I guess) plastic now, as compared to previous Maxell disks (why I gave a rating of 4 stars instead of 5). However, every single disk among the first 17 I’ve used so far burned and played back perfectly, and that includes that I turned the spindle pack base upside-down on a table, and took disks from the bottom first, on-purpose, to see if they worked after having been packaged under the weight of the rest of the disks. So, while the disk plastic is of a lighter weight, so far, I have yet to have a reason to switch to another brand.

5. Rated 5 out of 5

   Elda Wunsch
   May 26, 2022    Verified Purchase

   All Of your Media Products have worked i highly recommend these products.

6. Rated 4 out of 5

   Maybell Klocko
   May 15, 2022    Verified Purchase

   Not much to say. They seem to perform as well as anything I’ve used. And the price was right.

7. Rated 4 out of 5

   Madilyn Langworth
   April 21, 2022    Verified Purchase

   Inexspensive, does the job fine.

8. Rated 5 out of 5

   Antonio Marquardt
   March 4, 2022    Verified Purchase

   fast delivery and at half the price of other stores.