Optical Disc Media HP DVD+R 16X 50-pack — HP blank recordable DVDs

Pack of 50 HP DVD+R blank recordable optical discs offering up to 16X write speed, supplied in a cake box for compact storage and easy handling. These DVDs are designed as write-once media suitable for storing video projects, data backups, and file archives. The discs conform to DVD+R format and are compatible with DVD+R capable burners and the majority of standard DVD players, providing a straightforward solution for one-time recording and medium-term data retention.

Advantages

The HP DVD+R 16X discs provide a balance of capacity and compatibility with a standard 4.7 GB single-layer storage per disc and up to 16X recording speed for faster burn times compared with lower-speed media. Supplied in a 50-pack cake box, the set reduces handling time and protects discs from dust and scratches during storage. As write-once media, these DVDs prevent accidental overwriting and are suitable for archival copies and distribution of finalized files.

Suitable for

• Archiving documents, photos and personal data
• Storing and distributing video recordings and projects
• Creating installation or recovery discs for systems and software
• One-time backups for small office and home environments
• Creating final masters for duplication and delivery

Key specifications

• Disc type: DVD+R (write-once)
• Capacity: 4.7 GB (single-layer)
• Maximum write speed: 16X
• Packaging: 50 discs in a cake box
• Surface: printable/label-friendly top surface
• Compatibility: compatible with DVD+R capable optical drives and most standard DVD players

How to use

Ensure your optical drive supports DVD+R media and that firmware is up to date. Load a disc into the drive and use your preferred burning software to select appropriate data, video or disc image files. Choose the correct burn speed (up to 16X) based on drive and media recommendations—slower speeds can improve compatibility for older players. Finalize the disc if you intend to use it in standalone DVD players. Store written discs in their cake box or protective sleeves away from direct sunlight and high humidity.

Usage recommendations

For reliable results, test a single disc first to confirm playback and data integrity on target devices. Label discs with a soft-tipped permanent marker on the printable surface and avoid stacking or bending discs. For long-term archiving, keep copies in climate-controlled conditions and consider maintaining additional backups on separate media.