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Addmaster.com 50-pack DVD-R 16x 4.7 GB White

SKU CH-57J2-NTRFD

Pack of 50 recordable DVD-R discs offering 4.7 GB capacity and 16x write speed with inkjet-printable white surfaces

  • TypeData Transfer Cable
  • 50 discs give a large archive capacity
  • 16x write speed reduces recording time
  • 7 GB per disc stores ample data
  • Inkjet printable surface allows custom labels

Addmaster 50-pack DVD-R 16x 4.7 GB

This pack contains fifty blank DVD-R discs, each offering 4.7 GB of write-once storage. Rated at 16x maximum write speed, they suit general data archiving and media creation. The white surfaces are printable with inkjet printers for direct labelling. Condition is new.

Buyers needing printable single-layer DVD archiving

These discs serve users who want inexpensive, inkjet-printable media for one-time recording. They are not suited to anyone requiring rewritable storage, dual-layer capacity, or higher write speeds than 16x. Buyers who need Blu-ray capacity or USB flash convenience should consider other formats.

Highlights

  • 50 discs give a large archive capacity
  • 16x write speed reduces recording time
  • 7 GB per disc stores ample data
  • Inkjet printable surface allows custom labels

Specifications

BrandAddmaster
TypeData Transfer Cable

Questions about this item

What DVD writer speed do I need to use these 16x discs?

A DVD writer rated for 16x write speed will match the maximum speed of these discs; slower writers will also work at their own rated speed.

Can I add these 4.7 GB discs to an archive that already uses older DVD-R media?

Yes, the 4.7 GB capacity and DVD-R format are the same as earlier single-layer discs, so they read in any standard DVD drive.

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