Optical disc DVD-R HP 4.7 GB 16x, spindle 25 discs

HP recordable DVD-R discs provide a write-once optical medium with 4.7 GB storage capacity per disc and support write speeds up to 16x. Supplied in a spindle of 25 discs, these DVD-Rs are compatible with most DVD writers that accept DVD-R format and are intended for storing video files, backing up data, distributing software, and archiving documents where permanent, non-rewritable media is required.

Advantages

These DVD-R discs offer stable, long-term storage without the risk of accidental overwriting, with a standard 4.7 GB capacity that fits most single-layer DVD uses. The 16x maximum write speed reduces burn time on compatible drives, while the spindle packaging protects discs during storage and handling and allows bulk supply for repeated burning tasks.

Suitable for

• Creating video DVDs for playback on standard DVD players
• Backing up personal or office documents and photo archives
• Distributing software or drivers on physical media
• Long-term archival of records where write-once media is preferred
• Bulk burning tasks in home or small office environments

Key specifications

• Disc type: DVD-R (write-once optical disc)
• Capacity: 4.7 GB (single-layer)
• Maximum write speed: up to 16x (drive-dependent)
• Package quantity: 25 discs on a spindle
• Surface: printable or non-printable options depend on product variant (verify label type before use)
• Compatibility: compatible with most DVD writers and DVD players that support DVD-R media

How to use

Ensure your DVD writer supports DVD-R media and that you have appropriate burning software installed. Load a blank disc onto the drive tray or slot, select the desired write speed (choosing a lower speed can improve compatibility with older players), and start the burn process following on-screen instructions. After burning completes, verify the data or playback on a target device. Store unused discs on the spindle in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.

Usage recommendations

For reliable results, use a moderate write speed rather than the maximum if you plan to play discs on older DVD players or ensure long-term archive integrity. Label discs with a suitable permanent marker or use printable discs with compatible printers if organized identification is required.