Blank CD-R SmartDisk 69832, 700MB, 52x, 80 min, 12 cm, shiny silver, 100-pack (wrap)

SmartDisk 69832 blank CD-R, 700MB capacity and 80-minute audio length, is a spindle of 100 writable CDs designed for standard CD-ROM drives and audio players. These 12 cm discs have a shiny silver recording surface and support write speeds up to 52x, offering a reliable medium for storing documents, audio tracks and archive copies. Supplied as a wrapped 100-pack, the discs are intended for bulk use where consistent, cost-effective optical media is required.

Advantages

The discs provide a standard 700MB storage capacity compatible with most desktop and laptop optical drives and CD players. A maximum 52x write speed reduces burning time when used with supported recorders. The shiny silver surface offers good contrast for many inkjet or thermal printable labels (where applicable), while the wrap packaging keeps the discs together for convenient storage and inventory. The media is suitable for single-session and multi-session recording depending on the recording software and drive.

Suitable for

• Data archiving and long-term file storage
• Creating audio CDs for standard players (up to 80 minutes)
• Distributing software, documents and drivers on physical media
• System backups and restore images (within 700MB limits)
• Bulk duplication and project delivery for small businesses

Key specifications

• Disc type: CD-R (recordable once)
• Capacity: 700 MB
• Audio length: up to 80 minutes
• Supported write speed: up to 52x (depends on recorder)
• Diameter: 12 cm (standard)
• Surface finish: shiny silver
• Pack quantity: 100 discs (wrapped)

How to use

Insert a blank SmartDisk CD-R into a compatible optical disc burner, select the desired write speed (up to 52x) in your burning software and choose single-session or multi-session mode according to your needs. Add files or audio tracks to the project and start the burning process. Verify the disc after burning if your software supports verification to ensure data integrity. Store unused discs flat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match the burn speed to what your drive and software recommend—often slightly below the maximum speed—to reduce the likelihood of write errors. Allow newly burned discs to settle for a few minutes before handling the surface. Label discs with compatible markers or printable labels designed for shiny silver surfaces, and keep completed discs in protective sleeves or jewel cases to preserve readability.