Blank CD-R OMEGA 700 MB 52x, pack of 25 (model 56303)

OMEGA blank CD-R discs provide 700 MB of storage and support up to 52x write speed, supplied as a pack of 25. These recordable CDs are compatible with standard CD-R burners and most standalone CD players, intended for storing audio tracks, data backups and file transfers. The discs use a conventional recordable dye layer and standard reflective surface suitable for long-term storage when handled and stored properly.

Advantages

These CD-Rs offer a combination of 700 MB capacity and high-speed recording up to 52x, enabling efficient burning of audio CDs, data archives and software distributions. The spindle pack of 25 provides a cost-effective quantity for home and small office use, and the discs are manufactured to be compatible with the majority of CD burners and players. Physical construction follows standard dimensions for reliable loading and playback in most drives.

Suitable for

• Creating audio CDs for car stereos and home players
• Archiving documents, photos and small media projects
• Transferring files between computers or sharing data with clients
• Burning software distributions or installation media on CD

Key specifications

• Storage capacity: 700 MB
• Maximum write speed: 52x
• Disc type: Recordable CD-R
• Pack quantity: 25 discs
• Form factor: Standard 120 mm optical disc

How to use

Insert a blank OMEGA CD-R into a compatible CD burner tray and select the desired burn software on your computer. Choose the appropriate project type (audio CD, data disc, or ISO image), set the write speed — for greater compatibility prefer lower speeds if targeting older players — and start the burn process. After burning, allow the disc to finalize if the software does not do so automatically; label the disc with a suitable soft-tip marker and store it vertically in a protective case.

Usage recommendations

For best results, store discs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. When burning critical data or audio intended for older players, consider selecting a lower write speed and verify the disc after burning. Handle discs by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the recording surface.