Blank CD-R discs HP 700 MB 52x — spindle of 50 (HPCDP50)

Blank CD-R discs HP 700 MB 52x — spindle of 50 (HPCDP50) are writable optical media designed for single-session recording of audio, data and multimedia files. Each disc provides 700 MB of storage and supports write speeds up to 52x, making them suitable for creating backups, archives and physical distribution of small projects. These CD-Rs are compatible with standard CD-R drives and most desktop and portable burners.

Advantages

These HP blank CD-R discs offer consistent single-write reliability and predictable compatibility with a wide range of CD-ROM and CD-R drives. The 700 MB capacity and up to 52x recording speed allow for quick burns for everyday backup and data transfer tasks. The spindle packaging of 50 discs provides a compact, economical supply for repeated use in home or office environments.

Suitable for

• Creating audio CDs for standard CD players
• Backing up documents, spreadsheets and small photo collections
• Archiving project files and small multimedia presentations
• Distributing software installers, drivers or small data sets
• Use in desktop and portable CD-R burners

Key specifications

• Storage capacity: 700 MB
• Maximum write speed: up to 52x
• Disc type: CD-R (recordable once)
• Quantity: spindle of 50 discs
• Compatibility: standard CD-R drives and most desktop/portable burners
• Packaging: spindle for stacked storage

How to use

Insert a blank CD-R into a compatible CD burner, select the appropriate burn software and choose the write speed — using a lower speed than the maximum can improve compatibility with older players. Add files or create an audio project, then start the burn process. After recording, finalize the disc if required by your software or target device to ensure playback compatibility. Handle discs by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the writable surface and store completed discs in jewel cases or sleeves to protect them from scratches and dust.

Usage recommendations

For best results, choose a write speed that matches the capabilities of your burner and the intended playback device. Verify burned data immediately after recording and keep master copies if long-term archiving is required. Avoid exposing discs to high heat, direct sunlight or bending forces to preserve recorded data integrity.