Blank CD-R SmartDisk 69828 White Inkjet Printable 700MB 52x 80min 12cm 100-pack

SmartDisk 69828 White Inkjet Printable CD-R is a 12 cm recordable disc sold in a 100-pack spindle, offering 700 MB storage capacity (80 minutes) and a maximum write speed of 52x. The discs feature an inkjet-printable white surface for direct labeling and clear identification of audio, data or backup projects. These CD-Rs are intended for one-time recording and are compatible with most standard CD writers that support 52x media.

Advantages

The inkjet-printable white surface provides a clean, printable area for custom labels and text, improving organization and presentation of discs. A 700 MB capacity and 80-minute audio length make these discs suitable for a wide range of small to medium storage tasks. The 100-disc spindle offers bulk packaging that simplifies storage and handling while protecting discs from dust when not in use. Compatibility with standard CD burners at up to 52x ensures reasonably fast recording times for single-session and multi-session projects.

Suitable for

• Archiving documents, photos and small databases
• Storing and distributing audio compilations up to 80 minutes
• Creating backup copies of important files
• Producing labeled discs for presentations and small-scale distribution

Key specifications

• Disc type: CD-R (write-once)
• Capacity: 700 MB / 80 minutes
• Maximum write speed: 52x
• Diameter: 12 cm
• Printable surface: white, inkjet-printable top
• Packaging: 100 discs on a spindle

How to use

Handle discs by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the printable surface. Load the SmartDisk CD-R into a compatible CD writer and use your recording software to select the desired write speed; choosing a speed supported by both the drive and the media helps ensure reliable results. Allow freshly printed discs to dry fully before stacking or inserting into players. After recording, store discs vertically in cases or keep them on the spindle to minimize surface damage and dust exposure.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match the burn speed to the capabilities of your CD writer and avoid the maximum write speed if your drive recommends slower speeds for better compatibility. Use inkjet printers and inks intended for printable discs and allow adequate drying time before handling. Store recorded discs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve data integrity.