DVD+R vergini VERBATIM 4.7 GB 16x 120 mm confezione da 50 Cakebox

HP DRE00070 blank DVD+R discs, 4.7 GB capacity each, are recordable optical media supplied in a 50-piece cakebox. Designed for standard 120 mm DVD drives and compatible with devices that support the DVD+R format, these discs offer up to 120 minutes of recording time and a native storage capacity of 4.7 GB per disc.

Advantages

These DVD+R discs provide a simple, low-cost solution for archiving video, data backups and transporting files. With 16x maximum write speed they allow faster burning compared with lower-speed media, and the standardized 120 mm diameter ensures compatibility with most consumer and office DVD burners. Supplied in a 50-disc cakebox, the pack is convenient for bulk use and storage.

Suitable for

• Archiving video up to 120 minutes per disc
• Data backup and long-term storage of documents and files
• Creating distribution copies of software or media for legacy players
• Sharing large files where USB or network transfer is not available

Key specifications

• Capacity: 4.7 GB (native)
• Disc type: DVD+R (write-once)
• Optical disc diameter: 120 mm
• Recording time: up to 120 minutes
• Maximum write speed: 16x
• Quantity per pack: 50 pcs (cakebox)
• Brand: VERBATIM (MPN: DDHP69305PLG, EAN: 4710212142202)

How to use

Insert a DVD+R disc into a compatible 120 mm DVD burner, select the disc as the target media in your burning software, choose the desired write speed (up to 16x) and start the burn process. Verify the burn if your software offers verification to ensure data integrity. Allow the disc to finalize if required by the software or device to make it playable on standalone DVD players.

Recommendations

Store discs horizontally in their cakebox away from direct sunlight, heat and high humidity. Use clean, compatible burning software and avoid exceeding the drive’s recommended write speeds for the most reliable results. Label discs with a soft-tip marker designed for optical media and avoid applying adhesive labels that may unbalance the disc.