CD-R discs VERBATIM 700MB 52x, 50-pack

VERBATIM CD-R discs VERBATIM 700MB 52x, 50-pack are recordable optical media with 700 MB storage capacity and a maximum write speed of 52x. Supplied in a pack of 50 discs, these CD-Rs are designed for general-purpose data storage, audio recording and archiving on CD-compatible drives and players. The discs are compatible with most standard CD writers and can be used to create music CDs, software backups and document archives.

Advantages

These VERBATIM CD-R discs offer reliable single-session recording with a standardized 700 MB capacity and a high-speed 52x write rating to reduce burn times. The 50-disc pack provides a cost-effective supply for repeated burning tasks. Compatibility with most CD writers and standard CD players ensures broad usability for playback and data exchange. The media is suitable for straightforward archiving and distribution of files where read-only optical discs are required.

Suitable for

• Burning music CDs for playback in standard CD players
• Creating backups of software and small file collections
• Archiving documents, images and other digital files
• Distributing read-only files and data to third parties

Key specifications

• Storage capacity: 700 MB (approx. 80 minutes audio)
• Maximum write speed: 52x
• Disc type: CD-R (write-once optical media)
• Pack quantity: 50 discs
• Compatibility: standard CD writers and most CD players

How to use

Insert a blank VERBATIM CD-R into a compatible CD writer or optical drive. Use your preferred burning software to select the data, audio tracks or image to record, choose an appropriate write speed (up to 52x is supported) and start the burn process. After recording completes, finalize the disc if required by your software to ensure playback compatibility in standard CD players. Store recorded discs in protective sleeves or a spindle case to prevent scratches and dust.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match the burn speed to your drive and data type: lower speeds can improve compatibility and reduce the risk of write errors for audio projects, while higher speeds shorten burn time for non-critical data. Allow newly written discs to verify after burning when accuracy is important, and keep discs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain longevity.