Blank CD-R discs Fiesta 700 MB 52x, pack of 50 (F50P)

Pack of 50 Fiesta CD-R writable discs, each offering 700 MB of storage and a maximum write speed of 52x. These standard CD-R media are compatible with most CD burners and many standalone CD players and car stereos. The discs are intended for one-time recording and are suitable for storing audio tracks, data backups, documents and small multimedia projects where moderate capacity and wide compatibility are required.

Advantages

Fiesta CD-R discs provide consistent single-session recording with a clear specification of 700 MB capacity and 52x maximum write speed. Their standard physical format ensures broad compatibility across optical drives and playback devices. Supplied in a pack of 50, the discs are convenient for moderate-volume archiving and copying tasks without the need for individual packaging. The discs’ predictable performance helps to simplify data transfer and the production of audio CDs.

Suitable for

• Creating audio CDs for playback in CD players and car stereos
• Archiving documents and small data backups
• Distributing software installers or drivers on optical media
• Storing photo collections and small multimedia projects

Key specifications

• Disc type: CD-R (write-once optical disc)
• Capacity: 700 MB (approx. 80 minutes of audio)
• Maximum write speed: 52x
• Pack quantity: 50 discs
• Physical size: 120 mm diameter (standard compact disc)

How to use

Insert a Fiesta CD-R into a compatible CD burner and use your preferred burning software to create a data or audio disc. Select the correct disc format (ISO/Joliet for data, Audio CD for music) and choose a suitable write speed — using a speed lower than the maximum can improve compatibility with older players. After burning completes, verify the disc if your software supports verification to ensure data integrity. Handle discs by their edges and store them in cases or spindles to prevent scratches.

Usage recommendations

For best results, allow freshly burned discs to finalize before playing in standalone devices. Store unused discs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme heat. When creating audio CDs for older players, burn at medium or low speeds to reduce the chance of playback errors.