Optical disc CD-R OMEGA 700MB 52x slim — 700 MB capacity, 52× write speed

OMEGA CD-R 700MB 52x slim is a write-once optical disc with 700 megabytes of storage capacity, suitable for audio recordings up to 80 minutes or for data files, backups and software distribution. The disc is single-sided, compatible with standard 120 mm CD drives and supports recording at speeds from 1× up to 52×. Its slim form factor makes it convenient for storing and transporting individual discs without a bulky jewel case.

Advantages

The disc provides a reliable, permanent write-once medium for archiving audio tracks, documents and software. High maximum write speed (up to 52×) reduces burn times on compatible writers, while broad compatibility ensures the disc works in most CD-R capable drives. The slim design reduces storage volume and is easy to label or print on with compatible disc printers.

Suitable for

• Archiving documents and small data backups
• Recording audio albums or voice recordings (up to 80 minutes)
• Distributing software, drivers and multimedia on physical media
• Creating read-only copies of finalized projects

Key specifications

• Storage capacity: 700 MB (approximately 80 minutes audio)
• Disc type: CD-R, write-once, single-sided
• Supported write speeds: 1× to 52× (depends on writer capability)
• Disc diameter: 120 mm (standard size)
• Compatibility: standard CD writers and readers that support CD-R
• Form factor: slim, single-disc packaging

How to use

Insert the OMEGA CD-R into a compatible CD writer tray or slot. Use your preferred burning software to select data, audio or ISO compilation and set the write speed—choosing a lower speed can improve compatibility with older drives. Start the burn process and wait until the software confirms that writing has completed successfully. After burning, finalize the disc if your software requires it to ensure it is readable in other CD players and drives.

Usage recommendations

Store discs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Handle by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the recording surface and allow freshly burned discs to cool before removal or printing. For long-term archiving, keep copies in labeled protective sleeves or slim cases and verify burned data after creation.