VERBATIM CD-R 52x 700MB Printable discs — 50-pack

VERBATIM CD-R 52x 700MB Printable discs — 50-pack delivers a stack of 50 recordable optical discs with 700 MB capacity and a maximum 52x write speed. Each disc features a printable top surface suitable for inkjet or thermal printing systems that accept standard printable CD-Rs, allowing for custom labels directly on the disc. The media is compatible with standard CD-R drives and burners and is intended for one-time recording and reliable playback or archiving of audio, data and multimedia files.

Advantages

These CD-Rs combine high-speed recording capability with a printable surface to streamline identification and presentation of recorded content. The 52x rated speed reduces write times on supported burners while the 700 MB capacity provides ample space for single-session archives or music albums. Being a pack of 50 discs, the set offers a cost-effective solution for small-scale distribution, backups and physical media creation. The discs are compatible with widely used CD-R formats and standard playback devices.

Suitable for

• Archiving documents and data backups
• Burning music albums and audio compilations
• Distributing software, presentations or multimedia packages
• Creating labeled discs with inkjet- or thermal-compatible printers
• Short-term physical storage and transport of files

Key specifications

• Disc type: CD-R (recordable, single-write)
• Capacity: 700 MB (approximately 80 minutes of audio)
• Maximum write speed: 52x (depends on drive and media compatibility)
• Surface: printable top layer suitable for compatible CD printers and markers
• Quantity: 50 discs per pack
• Compatibility: standard CD-R drives and most consumer CD players

How to use

Insert a blank VERBATIM CD-R into a compatible CD writer, select the files or audio tracks you intend to record in your burning software, choose appropriate write speed (52x is the maximum; lower speeds can improve compatibility for some players), and start the burn process. After burning completes and the disc finalizes, verify the recorded content by playing or opening files on your target device. To label discs, use an inkjet or thermal printer designed for printable CD-Rs, or write on the printable surface with a CD-safe permanent marker if printing is not available.

Recommendations

Store discs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and strong magnetic fields. For long-term archiving, consider keeping an additional backup copy and avoid stacking printed surfaces against each other until fully dry. Use moderate write speeds for improved compatibility with older or sensitive CD players.