Optical Disc CD-R MediaRange MRPL502 700MB Silver — 100 Pack

MediaRange MRPL502 CD-R discs provide 700 MB of writable storage per disc in a silver-recordable surface. Sold as a 100-pack, these optical media are intended for creating removable copies of audio tracks, data archives, software distributions and single-session or multisession backups. The discs are compatible with standard CD-R burners and most CD-ROM drives for playback and reading, offering a physical medium for transfer, distribution and long-term storage of files.

Advantages

The MediaRange CD-Rs combine a conventional 700 MB capacity with a silver reflective layer that supports reliable laser reading on standard CD devices. Supplied in a bulk pack of 100, they reduce the per-disc cost for repetitive recording tasks and simplify inventory for offices and studios. The discs are pre-formatted for writable sessions and can be written in single or multiple sessions depending on burner software and device support.

Suitable for

• Archiving documents, photos and small databases
• Creating audio CDs for standard CD players
• Distributing software, drivers or small multimedia projects
• Making bootable or recovery discs where applicable

Key specifications

• Capacity: 700 MB (approx. 80 minutes audio)
• Disc type: CD-R (recordable once)
• Surface finish: silver reflective layer
• Compatibility: standard CD-R burners and most CD-ROM drives
• Pack quantity: 100 discs

How to use

Insert a blank CD-R into a compatible CD-R drive or external burner. Use your chosen burning software to select data, audio or image burning mode and set the appropriate writing speed; lower speeds can improve compatibility with older players. Start the burn process and wait until the software confirms completion. Allow the disc to finalise if your software offers disc finalisation to ensure broad playback compatibility. Label discs with non-solvent pens after burning and store them vertically in sleeves or jewel cases to avoid scratches.

Recommendations

For reliable long-term storage, store burned discs in a cool, dark and dry environment away from direct sunlight and heat sources. When creating audio or data discs for distribution, test a sample disc in target devices before mass production to confirm compatibility and playback behaviour.