BoYata
BoYata Prodisc CD-R 52X 700MB 80min 100 Discs 2 in 1 accessory
One hundred recordable CD-R discs store 700 MB or 80 minutes each at 52× speed and ship in a reusable spindle
- 100 Japanese-grade CD-R discs for reliable long-term archiving
- 700 MB capacity stores photos, videos, data and 80 minutes of audio
- Authentic Prodisc media ensures optimal burn quality and playback
- Verified compatibility with all optical drives and major audio formats
- Certified Frustration-Free box protects discs in transit and enables dust-free storage
100-disc CD-R spindle for data and music archiving
This pack contains 100 write-once CD-R blanks rated at 52× speed. Each disc holds 700 MB or up to 80 minutes of audio. Japanese-grade media aims at users who need reliable, long-term storage for photos, documents or music collections.
Thermal and acoustic profile during burning
Optical media generate no heat or noise themselves; only the host drive draws power and spins. Typical internal drives consume a few watts while writing and are inaudible in a quiet room. The discs add no measurable thermal load to the system.
Fits any standard tray or slot-load drive
The discs work with every current CD/DVD writer without extra drivers or firmware. The frustration-free spindle protects media in transit and doubles as dust-free long-term storage. Not suited for buyers who need rewritable media or capacities beyond 700 MB per disc.
Highlights
- 100 Japanese-grade CD-R discs for reliable long-term archiving
- 700 MB capacity stores photos, videos, data and 80 minutes of audio
- Authentic Prodisc media ensures optimal burn quality and playback
- Verified compatibility with all optical drives and major audio formats
- Certified Frustration-Free box protects discs in transit and enables dust-free storage
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I load the 100 CD-R discs into the spindle so they do not jam?
Remove the spindle lid, place each disc label-side up on the central hub, and press gently until it clicks; do not force discs past the first resistance point or the hub tabs can bend.
When will the dye layer on these 700 MB CD-Rs degrade enough to cause read errors?
Under normal indoor storage the organic dye remains readable for decades; only prolonged heat, humidity or direct sunlight accelerates degradation to the point of errors.
At what point does the 52× write speed become unreliable during a full 80-minute burn?
Most drives automatically reduce speed near the outer edge of the disc, so the effective limit is the drive's own buffer-underrun protection rather than the media rating.
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