DVD+R Verbatim VB-DPR47S2A — 4.7 GB, 16x, 25-pack spindle, 120 mm

Verbatim VB-DPR47S2A is a spindle of 25 DVD+R recordable optical discs with native 4.7 GB capacity and 120 mm diameter. Each disc supports write-once recording at speeds up to 16x and is supplied in a 25-pack spindle for compact storage and easy handling. These DVD+R media are intended for reliable data backup, video archiving and distribution of music or files where write-once permanence and broad drive compatibility are required.

Advantages

Discs are manufactured using Verbatim’s established optical media technology to deliver consistent recording performance and compatibility with a wide range of DVD writers and players. The 16x recording support reduces burn times compared with lower-speed media, while the standard 120 mm form factor ensures use in most desktop and standalone drives. The spindle packaging protects multiple discs and keeps them organized for storage and transport.

Suitable for

• Backup of documents, photos and small project archives
• Archiving home video and standard-definition recordings
• Creating distribution copies of presentations, music and media files
• Long-term storage of write-once data where files should not be altered

Key specifications

• Disc type: DVD+R (write-once)
• Capacity: 4.7 GB (single-layer)
• Maximum write speed: 16x
• Diameter: 120 mm (standard DVD size)
• Packaging: 25 discs on a spindle
• LightScribe: not supported

How to use

Place a clean disc onto the drive tray or spindle-based recorder, select the DVD+R format in your burning software, choose an appropriate write speed (up to 16x) and add files or a video compilation to the project. Verify the file structure and start the burn process. After completion, allow the disc to finalize according to the software prompts before ejecting. Store burned discs vertically in a cool, dry place to maintain readability.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use a writing speed recommended by your optical drive or burning software rather than always selecting the maximum 16x. Allow discs to settle to room temperature before burning if they were stored in extreme conditions. Keep discs clean and handle them by the edges to reduce the risk of scratches and data errors.