DVD+R Primeon 2761223 4.7 GB 25 pcs

The PRIMEON 2761223 DVD+R is a spindle of 25 single-layer writable optical discs, each offering 4.7 GB of storage and up to 16x write speed. Supplied in a convenient cakebox, these DVD+R discs are designed for everyday data storage, backups and media distribution. The discs feature a silver-protect surface coating for enhanced scratch resistance and support inkjet printable surfaces for high-quality disc labelling and photo printing.

Advantages

These DVD+R discs combine 4.7 GB capacity with 16x recording speed to provide fast and reliable writes for typical home and office use. The silver-protect surface reduces the risk of data loss caused by scratches while the inkjet-printable coating enables durable, photo-realistic printing directly onto the discs. The 25-piece cakebox pack simplifies storage and handling and the discs are manufactured to deliver wide compatibility with recorders and players.

Suitable for

• Archiving and backup of documents, photos and small databases
• Distribution of video or software where single-layer capacity is sufficient
• Creating playable DVD video discs and data discs for sharing
• Labeling or photo-printing discs with inkjet disc printers

Key specifications

• Disc type: DVD+R, single-layer
• Capacity: 4.7 GB per disc
• Maximum write speed: 16x
• Quantity: 25 discs per cakebox
• Surface: silver-protect scratch-resistant coating; inkjet-printable option
• Packaging: spindle/cakebox for compact storage

How to use

Insert a blank PRIMEON DVD+R into a compatible DVD recorder or burner, select the appropriate burn speed (up to 16x is supported), and use your preferred burning software to create a data disc, audio compilation or DVD video. Allow printed surfaces to dry fully if using inkjet printing and handle discs by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the recording surface. Store unused discs in the provided cakebox in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Usage recommendations

For best results, verify recorder firmware compatibility and choose a burn speed close to—but not always at—the maximum to improve write stability. Use the inkjet-printable surface with supported disc printers and allow sufficient drying time before stacking or playing the disc.