$29.39 sale price when purchased online
$29.99 list price
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About this item
Highlights
- Write-once, single-side format and supports up to 16x recording speed
- Write-once compatible with general purpose DVD-R/RW, DVD-RAM/R, DVD-Multi drives/recorders, and dual DVD±RW/R drives
- After recording, discs are read compatible with DVD-ROM, DVD-Video, and DVD-Audio playback devices
- High-quality organic dye recording layer materials
- Limited lifetime warranty
- 50 count on spindle
Description
Maxell’s write-once 4.7-GB/120-Minute DVD-Rs Discs use high-quality organic dye recording layer materials to ensure quality recording and noise-free playback. DVD-R discs are ideal for capacity-intensive multimedia projects, data transfer, archival storage, and home video recording. They are write-once compatible with general-purpose DVD-R/RW, DVD-RAM/R, DVD-Multi drives/recorders, and dual DVD±RW/R drives. After recording, DVD-R discs are read compatible with DVD-ROM, DVD-Video, and DVD-Audio playback devices. This is a package of 50 DVD-Rs on a spindle._
Weight: 1.6 pounds
Data Storage Capacity: 4GB
Format: DVD-R
Package Quantity: 1
Recording Time: 2 hours
Battery: No Battery Used
Warranty: Lifetime Limited Warranty. To obtain a copy of the manufacturer's or supplier's warranty for this item prior to purchasing the item, please call Target Guest Services at 1-800-591-3869
TCIN: 90273523
UPC: 025215624278
Origin: imported
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Shipping details
Estimated ship dimensions: 5.5 inches length x 5.5 inches width x 3.7 inches height
Estimated ship weight: 1.9 pounds
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item ships from third party seller: Diddly Deals
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- 1 year ago
RPB 六次六次次 Verified Purchase Read the Manual! Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2018 Size: 50-pack Style: DVD-R After ten years of recording on my DVD recorder, it suddenly would not read the Philips DVD-r's I had always used. I assumed my recorder had finally bit the dust so I began searching for a replacement. Little did I know that the DVD recorder I had bought for $165 years ago are non priced around $400-500 new, if you can find one. This had something to do with copyright laws I assume. I looked on craigslist and found one in new condition for $150. Different brand, exact same machine. Mine was a Magnavox, and it's replacement is a Funai. This is not surprising because I believe they are all made by the same company with different branding. Fortunately for me this unit came with all the manuals and what not, and in breaking with tradition, I actually read the instructions for a change. To my surprise it detailed the brand of media recommended for the Funai DVD recorder. There were several, but the one easily available to me was the Maxell DVD-r. Just for kicks, I tried recording on the old faithful Phillips brand DVD-r and the Funai would not read it. Hmmmm. I tried the Maxell DVD-r and low and behold it worked perfectly. Now, I thought, what about my old machine? Would the Maxell media work on it also? The answer is YES. So now I have two machines that work perfectly with the Maxell media. My advice is, READ your manuals. Why my old machine suddenly stopped reading the Phillips media I do not understand. Maybe Phillips changed something in there discs to prevent recording on a recordable disc? That doesn't make sense. Now I only buy Maxell for my recorder(s), and still use the Phillips for my high speed duplicators, which work fine.