Verbatim CD-R 700MB 52X White Inkjet Hub Printable Recordable Media Disc - 100pk Spindle

good quality, easy to write on! face is plain, no lines on it.

I've used almost 500 of these discs and have only had 3 that failed during recording. I enjoy the ability of being able to print directly to the disc. I think they are a good value.

These are perfect. I used to use Lightscribe. They are still available but incredibly expensive. I have some that I printed and did a comparison to the Verbatim CD-R 700MB and the clarity is sharper, (which may or may not be the printer) but they are very affordable and work wonderful! I am ordering more because they are exactly what I need. I burn my own CD's for my music business, Brian 'Buck' Ellard, and I want them to look professional and I'm very pleased with how they turned out. I highly recommend them to anyone wanting to do their own work but still wanting professional results. (the printing wasn't perfectly centered but that was my own fault and I can live with that)

I would advise anyone who reads this to make a physical recording of your albums every time you purchase one. Whether it from Amazon, Apple, BandCamp, or whatevs. Burn a copy, because digital ownership is nothing like owning a physical copy of the music.With that said, I prefer these CDR-s because the top is basically blank & you can write all over it. Title, artist, even the track list, if you so desire. So these are good ones.

The only product out of everything you need to print on a CD that actually worked. There was 1 small error that kept occuring, but to cancel that out go to Walmart they have 5 pack CD, throw that into the burner, then quickly swap it with Verbatim Ink Jet This CD. It should cancel out the error some of you may be having. I use a Canon PRO-200S to print onto my CD, it's a bit tedious but it pays the bills. 10/10 will buy again soon.

I use these discs to play backups of my PS1 and Dreamcast games. That way I can play my collection without fear of damaging my original discs.These Verbatim discs are the standard line, not the DataLifePlus, but they still burn reliably in ImgBurn. I've only had one bad disc out of the couple dozen I've burnt.These discs are NOT 1-52x speed however, in ImgBurn the write speeds are listed as 16-40x. I'm taking off a star because this is not reflected in the description or the physical label on the cake box.Interestingly these discs are identified as being manufactured by CMC Magnetic in ImgBurn, the same as JVC and Taiyo Yuden.For the money these are very solid discs, $20 for a pack of 100 is a great deal.

great

Good price on a good cd that my burner never had an issue with.Highly recommended