Verbatim DVD+R DL 8.5GB 8X DataLifePlus White Thermal Printable, Hub Printable – 50pk Spindle – 43754
- 50 high-grade non-rewritable DVD+R thermal printable discs with a one hundred year archival life and OEM drive certified
- Advanced AZO recording dye optimizes read/write performance allowing to record in approximately 5 minutes
- 8.5GB allows you to store up to 3000 photos or more than 240 minutes of 720p video
- Compatible with thermal printers including Rimage Everest and Teac thermal printer technology
- Verbatim has been a leader in data storage technology since 1969, and guarantees this product with a 1 year limited warranty and technical support
Verbatim DVD+R DL 8.5GB 8X DataLifePlus White Thermal Printable, Hub Printable – 50pk Spindle – 43754
$68.00
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Specification: Verbatim DVD+R DL 8.5GB 8X DataLifePlus White Thermal Printable, Hub Printable – 50pk Spindle – 43754
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10 reviews for Verbatim DVD+R DL 8.5GB 8X DataLifePlus White Thermal Printable, Hub Printable – 50pk Spindle – 43754
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william –
Works as advertised
Freddy The Frog –
VERY dependable… CAPACITY MISLEADING… only has 7.96 GB usable writable space.
On the Verbatim label:
Speed: 8x (I burn at 4x for max non-fail rates)
Capacity: 8.5GB in TRUTH, the maximum usable capacity is 7.96GB
So if you are thinking… wow, I can get double the capacity of a Single Layer DVD Data Disc with a Double Layer… you will be frustrated by the much reduced capacity.
I often hit projects that are just a tad over the 8GB mark and this leaves me using two single layer discs, when I had planned to use single DL Discs… the label is misleading.
The label “should” read Capacity: 7.96 GB NOT Capacity: 8.5 GB HUGE difference…
Why am I giving it Five Stars? Well, because in sleeves of 50, I haven’t found a single dud. Print surface is mat and you can smudge the finished image/label…
I suggest getting the water proof or water resistant printable surface AKA TuffCoat DVD-R
This review is for part number 98319 by Verbatim DataLifePlus Double Layer Printable Disc
They do NOT currently offer a DL TuffCoat DVD at this time and that’s just sad…
Would I recommend this printable media? Yes, if you don’t care about the capacity beyond 7.96 GB
Amazon Customer –
These DVDs have performed consistently at nearly a 100% burn rate every time I have ordered them. I have tried using other, cheaper brands and been disappointed with high burn failure rates, as well as cheaper printable DVDs from Verbatim (Verbatim Life Series) which also gave high failure rates (10 garbage discs in a row gets tedious very quickly). The extra money spent on these was well-worth guaranteeing minimal time and materials wasted.
These discs also provide a much higher print quality than other printable DVDs I have used. Text and pictures are crisp, and colors are deep. If you are looking for a professional-looking finished product, these are the top discs that I would recommend.
madmonkey –
Review about the shipping, not the product. The spindle of discs were sent in an padded envelope and was crushed during shipping. The discs appear to be ok, but the spindle isn’t. Many pieces of plastic ended up in the mess of discs but none of them appear to be damaged. As for the product, I’ve never had an issue with this brand and have only used this brand for the last 20 years from CD-R to DVD+RL, and all types in between, minus DVD-RAM.
Harry S –
I bought these a year ago. Made in the UAE..The quality of your DVD burner can imapct the coaster rate with these CD’s. My drive was purchased in 2010, and I started to see high failure rates on both DVD+R single layer and double layer disks. I replaced the DVD burner (they are pretty inexpensive) and my last 5 Verbatim DVD+R DL’s have burned perfectly. As a bonus, the new DVD burner is 4X faster.
I use ImgBurn to create an ISO image which can be burned and verified. It takes more time, but it’s important to know the burn is error free.
I am archiving photos/video on hard drives. I keep two separate drives, and the DVD copy is extra insurance. It’s worth paying extra if I get the better quality. I’ll be buying more.
LINUX LAB TECHNOLOGIES –
not working more then 10 disc are failed in burning
J. Lucia –
After struggling with another brand, I did some research to see if there was an industry standard and found these to be popular on BH Photo Video. I have only tried 7 in my duplicator, but got a 100% pass rate on higher speeds. The quality seems much higher than discs I have used in the past. A little expensive, but at least you know they will work.
Marco –
Arrivato prima dei tempi dichiarati, in perfette condizioni. Purtroppo non posso dire ancora niente sulla qualità perchè non li ho ancora provati, ma mi fido della marca (Verbatim), fin’ora non mi ha mai deluso, non ricordo se e quanti si sono bruciati nella masterizzazione. Se sarà il caso aggiornerò la recensione, per ora ne consiglio l’acquisto.
Mark –
First of all, nearly all of the reviews here are NOT for this product. Most of the reviews here are for Verbatim dual layer DVD #96862, Made in Singapore. Honestly, the reviews should not have been transferred from that product to this product, which is 98319, Dual Layer DVDs made in the United Arab Emirates.
I use a lot of DVD+R Dual Layer discs. Just in the past 45 days my duplicator (Epson PP-100) tells me I’ve run 3,637, nearly all of those dual layer. Previously I would only use Verbatim discs 96862, Made in Singapore. About three weeks ago, the availability of 96862 started becoming an issue, and the price started to spike (funny how economics works just like it is supposed to work). For a while I could get some through B&H, but then they discontinued them, so it became apparent a new, reliable disc would need to be found.
I just went through my first 50 spindle of these discs (98319) and had no coasters. They worked flawlessly. I ran them at 6x. I’ll test them next at 8x, but I’m optimistic they will perform well from the initial batch. As an added bonus on these discs, you can print all the way to the hub, whereas in the previous 96862 discs the print area did not extend as far to the center. I’ll continue to test… and report.
smurf –
sometimes it arrives with the case damaged, probably amazon’s or post office’s fault, not verbatim. been using verbatim DVD+r DL for years, except for the broken cases, no problems with the dvds. tried other printables, verbatim seems to print best. the only big problem i have with verbatim is the ridiculous high price of over a dollar for each dvd!