INTENSO DVD-RW 4.7 GB 4x, 10 pcs, 120 mm optical disc, slimcase

INTENSO DVD-RW 4.7 GB 4x, 10 pcs, 120 mm optical disc, slimcase are rewritable DVD-RW media with a native capacity of 4.7 GB (approx. 120 minutes of standard video) and a maximum write speed of 4x. Supplied in a slim 10-piece case, these 120 mm discs are compatible with standard optical drives that support the DVD-RW format and allow multiple rewrite cycles for routine backups, temporary archives and transferable media storage.

Advantages

These INTENSO DVD-RW discs combine reusable recording capability with a compact 10-piece slimcase for space-efficient storage. The DVD-RW format permits erasing and re-recording, which reduces waste and supports iterative backup workflows. A 4.7 GB capacity and 4x write speed provide a balance between storage size and reliable burn compatibility on a wide range of DVD burners and players.

Suitable for

• Routine data backups and system snapshots
• Temporary archiving of photos, videos and documents
• Transferring files between computers with DVD drives
• Storing standard-definition video up to approximately 120 minutes
• Testing and troubleshooting optical drive read/write functions

Key specifications

• Format: DVD-RW (rewritable)
• Capacity: 4.7 GB (single-layer)
• Recording time: approx. 120 minutes (standard definition)
• Maximum write speed: 4x
• Disc diameter: 120 mm
• Pack quantity and case: 10 discs in a slimcase

How to use

Insert a disc into a compatible DVD writer or recorder that supports DVD-RW media. Use your operating system's disc burning utility or third‑party burning software to format, erase or burn files according to the application's instructions. Verify successful write operations by checking file sizes and reading the disc after burning. To reuse a disc, use the erase function in your burning software or the drive utility to clear existing data before writing new content.

Recommendations

Store discs horizontally in the slimcase away from direct sunlight, high humidity and extreme temperatures. Handle discs by the outer edge or center hole to avoid fingerprints on the recording surface. When burning important data, perform a verify step if your software supports it and consider keeping at least one additional copy on alternative media for long-term retention.