DVD+R MediaRange MR445 4.7 GB 50 pcs

The MediaRange MR445 DVD+R 4.7 GB 50 pcs is a spindle of blank recordable discs designed for general-purpose data storage and media backup. Each disc provides 4.7 GB of usable capacity and conforms to the DVD+R format with a standard 120 mm diameter. The pack contains 50 discs in cakebox packaging, and the discs support a write speed of up to 16x, suitable for creating data archives, video projects and system backups on optical media.

Advantages

These DVD+R discs offer a balance of capacity and write speed, enabling relatively quick recording of large files while remaining compatible with most DVD+R drives. The 120 mm format and 4.7 GB capacity follow common DVD standards, making the discs usable in standalone DVD recorders, desktop burners and many legacy players. Cakebox packaging keeps the discs organized and accessible for batch recording or repeated use in office and home environments.

Suitable for

• Archiving documents and office data
• Backing up photos, videos and music collections
• Creating DVD video projects compatible with DVD+R players
• Distributing software installers or data sets

Key specifications

• Format: DVD+R (recordable once)
• Capacity: 4.7 GB per disc
• Write speed: up to 16x
• Disc diameter: 120 mm
• Quantity: 50 discs per cakebox

How to use

Select a compatible optical drive that supports DVD+R media and accepts 120 mm discs. Insert a blank MediaRange MR445 disc into the drive tray or slot, prepare your files using your burning software and choose an appropriate write speed (up to 16x) based on the drive’s recommendation and the type of content. Start the burning process and verify the burn when the software offers that option to ensure data integrity. After burning, label the disc on the printable area with a suitable marker and store discs vertically in their cakebox away from direct sunlight and strong heat sources.

Usage recommendations

For reliable results, use moderate write speeds when burning large video files or important archives, and verify burned data immediately after writing. Store discs in their original cakebox at room temperature and avoid touching the recording surface to reduce the risk of read errors.