DVD-R Verbatim 43521 4.7 GB 10 pcs

The Verbatim 43521 DVD-R provides a native capacity of 4.7 GB per disc and comes in a pack of 10, offering a reliable medium for data storage and video recording. These DVD-R discs support up to 16x write speed and are supplied in a sturdy carton pack, making them convenient for storage and transport. Manufactured with Verbatim’s optical media technology and designed for broad drive compatibility, the discs are suitable for archiving files, creating backups and distributing large media files.

Advantages

Verbatim DVD-R discs deliver consistent recording quality based on Mitsubishi Chemical’s technology and extensive compatibility testing with drive manufacturers. The 16x write speed enables faster burns compared with lower-speed media, and the 10-disc carton pack offers a practical balance between quantity and storage convenience. The discs are single-layer, 4.7 GB capacity media intended for one-time recording with reliable data retention for typical archival uses.

Suitable for

• Archiving documents and backups of personal or business data
• Recording standard-definition video projects and home movies
• Distributing photo collections and audio files

Key specifications

• Brand: VERBATIM
• Model / MPN: 43521V
• Format: DVD-R (write-once)
• Capacity: 4.7 GB (single-layer)
• Quantity: 10 discs per pack
• Maximum write speed: 16x
• LightScribe: No
• Packaging: Carton
• Pack weight: 0.98 kg

How to use

Insert a Verbatim DVD-R into a compatible DVD writer, select the desired burn software and project type (data disc, video DVD, or audio disc), set the write speed—using 16x for fastest burns or lowering the speed for improved compatibility—and initiate the burning process. Verify the burn after completion if your software offers that option. Label the disc surface with a soft-tip marker designed for optical media and store discs vertically in their carton or in a protective case to minimize exposure to dust and scratches.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use a DVD writer firmware that is up to date and avoid burning at maximum speed if you require maximum compatibility with older drives. Store discs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and strong magnetic fields to preserve recorded data.