DVD-R Verbatim 43538 4.7 GB 25 pc(s)

Verbatim 43538 DVD-R discs provide 4.7 GB of native storage on each disc, suitable for archiving data, recording video and creating backups. This 25-pack spindle contains single-layer, write-once DVD-R media with a 120 mm optical disc diameter and 16x maximum write speed. The discs are compatible with most DVD writers and are supplied in a convenient spindle for organised storage and easy access.

Advantages

These DVD-R discs combine a standard 4.7 GB capacity with 16x recording speed to deliver a balance of storage space and efficient writing performance. The single-layer, write-once format provides stable, long-term storage for data and media. The spindle packaging keeps discs protected and simple to handle, while broad compatibility with DVD writers ensures these discs work with a wide range of desktop and laptop recorders.

Suitable for

• Archiving personal documents, photos and audio files
• Saving and distributing home videos and recorded TV programs
• Creating backups of important files and software
• Sharing data with colleagues or clients on physical media
• Storing media for offline viewing or long-term retention

Key specifications

• Disc type: DVD-R (write-once)
• Capacity per disc: 4.7 GB (native)
• Maximum write speed: 16x
• Quantity: 25 discs per spindle
• Optical disc diameter: 120 mm
• Packaging: spindle / cakebox for organised storage

How to use

Insert a blank Verbatim DVD-R into a compatible DVD writer and select the desired write speed in your recording software, up to 16x. Use standard CD/DVD burning applications included with most operating systems or third-party burning software to create data discs, video discs or audio compilations. After burning completes, allow the disc to finalise if your software offers that option; finalised discs are more widely compatible with standalone DVD players.

Usage recommendations

Store discs vertically in their spindle or a protective case, away from direct sunlight, heat sources and high humidity. For archival copies, verify burned data after recording and consider creating multiple backups on separate discs or alternative media.