DVD-R Blank Discs SmartDisk 4.7GB 16x 12cm 100-pack (no-print) model 69833

SmartDisk DVD-R Blank Discs 4.7GB 16x 12cm 100-pack (model 69833) are standard single-layer recordable optical media designed for one-time recording. Each 12 cm disc offers 4.7 GB of usable capacity and supports write speeds up to 16x on compatible DVD-R burners. These no-print discs have a reflective silver surface and are intended for data archiving, backups and distribution on devices that accept DVD‑R format.

Advantages

The SmartDisk DVD-R media provides consistent compatibility with most DVD-R drives and recorders that support 16x or lower speeds. The discs offer a uniform reflective surface that ensures reliable reading in standard players and drives. Supplied in a 100-pack, they are suitable for bulk storage or repeated archival tasks while remaining cost-effective for routine data writes and optical distribution.

Suitable for

• Archiving documents, photos and personal data
• Creating system backups and software installation media
• Distributing audio or video content in DVD‑R format
• Storing project files, reports and records offline

Key specifications

• Disc type: DVD‑R (single‑layer, write‑once)
• Capacity: 4.7 GB (approximately 4.7 gigabytes usable)
• Diameter: 12 cm (standard DVD size)
• Maximum write speed: 16x (compatible with lower speeds)
• Surface: shiny silver, non-printable top
• Pack quantity: 100 discs

How to use

Insert a SmartDisk DVD‑R disc into a compatible DVD recorder or burner. Use your recording software to select the disc as the destination, choose the appropriate write speed (it is recommended to select a speed supported by both the disc and the burner, up to 16x), and start the burning process. After recording, verify the write session using the software verification tool or by playing the disc in a standard DVD player or drive. Handle discs by the edges and store them in appropriate cases or spindle packaging to protect the surface from scratches and dust.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match the burn speed to the drive’s recommended settings, allow the recorder to finalize the disc after writing if required, and store completed discs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Avoid using the discs in drives or devices that explicitly state incompatibility with DVD‑R media.