HP DVD+R 4.7 GB 16x blank recordable discs, spindle 50-pack

HP DVD+R 4.7 GB 16x blank recordable discs in a 50-disc spindle are single‑write optical media intended for storing video, backing up data and archiving files. Each standard 120 mm disc provides 4.7 GB (approx. 4.38 GiB) of usable capacity and supports recording at up to 16x speed on compatible DVD+R burners. The spindle packaging keeps discs stacked and protected for convenient handling and storage in home or small office environments.

Advantages

These HP DVD+R discs offer a balance of capacity, write speed and wide compatibility with most DVD+R capable drives and burners. The 16x maximum write speed allows relatively fast single-session recording, while the single‑write nature of DVD+R media provides stable, write-once archival storage for important files. The 50-disc spindle supplies multiple discs in one package, reducing the need to purchase media frequently and simplifying media management.

Suitable for

• Recording standard definition video and compilation discs
• Creating one-time backups of documents, photos and projects
• Archiving files that do not require re-writable media
• Distributing data or media to recipients without requiring special playback hardware

Key specifications

• Disc type: DVD+R (write-once)
• Capacity per disc: 4.7 GB (approx. 4.38 GiB usable)
• Maximum write speed: up to 16x (on supported drives)
• Disc diameter: 120 mm (standard DVD size)
• Packaging: spindle containing 50 discs

How to use

Place a blank HP DVD+R disc into the tray of a compatible DVD+R burner or into the disc slot of a drive that explicitly supports DVD+R media. Use your chosen burning software to create a data disc, video disc or ISO image, select the appropriate write speed (using a speed equal to or lower than the drive’s supported speed is recommended for reliable results), and start the burn process. Allow the disc to finalize if required by the authoring software so the disc is playable on standalone DVD players and readable in other drives.

Usage recommendations

Store discs in the spindle in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. For important archives, verify written data after burning and consider creating duplicate copies or using additional backup methods. When burning video for playback on older standalone players, select a moderate write speed to improve compatibility.