Optical Disc Media HP DVD-R 16X 4.7GB 50-pack (bulk)

Pack of 50 HP DVD-R 16X 4.7GB optical discs supplied in bulk packaging. Each disc provides 4.7 GB of storage and supports up to 16X write speed on compatible DVD-R drives. These recordable DVDs are intended for data backup, media distribution, archiving and creating video discs, offering a straightforward physical medium for storing files, photos, music and standard-definition video.

Advantages

Reliable recordable media with standardized 4.7 GB capacity and 16X write speed for fast burning on compatible drives. Bulk packaging reduces cost per disc and is convenient for workflows that require multiple discs at once. Broad compatibility with DVD-R capable drives and standalone DVD players makes these discs suitable for long-term storage and interchange between systems. The uniform format simplifies inventory for small offices, studios and home users.

Suitable for

• Data backup and archiving of documents, photos and small databases
• Creating video DVDs for playback on DVD players (standard-definition)
• Distributing media, presentations or software on physical discs
• Small office and home use where multiple writable discs are needed

Key specifications

• Format: DVD-R (write-once)
• Capacity per disc: 4.7 GB (single layer)
• Maximum write speed: 16X
• Package quantity: 50 discs (bulk packaging)
• Compatibility: standard DVD-R drives and many standalone DVD players that support DVD-R

How to use

Insert a blank HP DVD-R into a compatible DVD writer drive, select the desired burning software on your computer, choose the appropriate burn speed (up to 16X) and the data or video compilation to record. After burning completes, verify the files or video playback to ensure a successful write. Label discs using a dedicated disc-safe marker and store them in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight to preserve recorded data.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match the burn speed to your drive’s recommended settings and verify compatibility with your DVD player if creating video discs. Store discs flat or in jewel/sleeve cases to avoid scratches, and keep copies of critical data in an additional backup location.