Optical Disc CD-R HP 700MB 52X — write-once 700 MB capacity, 52× max write speed

HP CD-R 700MB 52X is a write-once optical disc designed to store up to 700 MB of data or audio in standard CD formats. Compatible with most CD writers and CD-ROM drives, this media supports maximum write speeds of 52× and is intended for reliable one-time recording of files, audio tracks and software images. The disc conforms to widely used CD standards to ensure readable results in standalone players and computer drives that support recordable CDs.

Advantages

These CD-Rs provide a stable, write-once medium for archival and distribution tasks where data integrity after recording is required. The 52× maximum write speed reduces burn time when used with compatible CD writers, while the 700 MB capacity accommodates full data sessions, audio albums or mixed content. Compatibility with standard CD formats ensures broad readability across operating systems and CD playback devices without the need for special drivers.

Suitable for

• Archiving documents and small data backups
• Distributing software, drivers and firmware
• Recording audio albums and compilations
• Creating portable media for sharing with clients or colleagues
• Long-term one-time write storage where modification after burning is not required

Key specifications

• Disc type: write-once CD-R
• Capacity: 700 MB (approximately 80 minutes of audio)
• Maximum write speed: up to 52× (dependent on recorder capability)
• Format compatibility: standard CD data and audio formats
• Physical size: 120 mm optical disc

How to use

Insert the CD-R into a compatible CD writer tray, select the files or audio tracks you intend to record using your preferred burning software, and choose an appropriate write speed—using a lower speed than the maximum may improve compatibility with older players. Start the burn process and allow the software to finalize the disc if you need broad readability in other drives. After burning, verify the disc contents using the operating system file manager or the burning software’s verification feature.

Usage recommendations

Store recorded discs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Handle discs by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the recorded surface and use a protective case or sleeve to reduce the risk of scratches. For critical archival data, consider creating multiple copies and verifying burned content immediately after recording.