Blank CD-R OMEGA 700 MB 52x, pack of 10 (56672)

OMEGA Blank CD-R 700 MB 52x, pack of 10 are standard 120 mm recordable discs designed for writable optical drives. Each CD-R holds up to 700 MB of data and supports maximum write speeds of 52x, making them suitable for storing audio tracks, documents, software installers, backups and single-session or multisession archiving. The discs conform to the common CD-R format and are compatible with most CD writers and CD players that accept CD-R media.

Advantages

These CD-Rs provide a reliable, low-cost medium for short- to medium-term storage and distribution. With 52x write speed support they offer relatively fast recording on compatible drives while the 700 MB capacity matches the widely used standard for audio CDs and many data archives. The pack of 10 gives multiple discs for incremental backups, distributed copies or separate projects without needing individual purchases.

Suitable for

• Recording audio albums and compilations
• Creating software or driver distribution discs
• Backing up documents, photos and small data sets
• Archiving files and single-session project exports
• Sharing files where recipient equipment supports CD-R

Key specifications

• Disc type: CD-R (recordable)
• Capacity: 700 MB (approx. 80 minutes audio)
• Maximum write speed: 52x (subject to drive compatibility)
• Disc diameter: 120 mm (standard size)
• Pack size: 10 discs

How to use

Insert a blank OMEGA CD-R into a compatible CD writer. Use your preferred burning software and select appropriate burn settings: choose data mode for files or audio mode for music projects, set write speed (for best results choose a speed supported by your drive and media), and enable finalization if the disc should be playable in standard CD players. After burning completes, verify the session if your software supports verification and label the disc for identification. Store discs flat in a dry, dust-free environment away from direct sunlight.

Usage recommendations

For reliable results, avoid burning at the maximum speed if your drive or software reports better stability at a lower write speed; choosing a moderate speed can reduce error rates. Finalize discs when you need universal playback compatibility, and handle discs by the edges to prevent scratches on the recording surface.