TDK CD-R80CB50 700 MB/80-Minute 48x Data CD-R (50-Pack Spindle)

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Brand: TDK
Manufacturer: TDK
Model: CD-R80CB50
Size: 80min
DteCode: j07

Features
Discs are formatted for CD-R burners Each CD-R can hold up to 700 MB or 80 Minutes of recording video Record at speeds up to 48x These 50 CD-R discs come on a spindle for storage Write once CD-R

Accessories
Fellowes Nylon CD Wallet (224-Disc Capacity)

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Editorial Reviews:

TDK 100% Certified 700mb/80-minute write-once CD-Rs offer high-density storage and superior audio recording. TDK CD-R discs are high-reliability, high-durability media that incorporate the latest TDK technologies, including ISOPURE recording dye technology using a a re-tuned MSi (metal-stabilized cyanine) recording material for higher sensitivity and improved Reflex Mirror Tuning reflective layer technology.

User Comments about the TDK CD-R80CB50 700 MB/80-Minute 48x Data CD-R (50-Pack Spindle)

all brands never have a problem. Never had problem with TDK Before. surprisingly enough this pack of tdk has had about 50 junk disk out of 100 so far. Burned Probley thousands of cds.

I recommend this brand for being reliable and affordable. I've used TDK cd-r for years and I've never had any problems.

Going forward, I will only use Mitsui Gold cds. None of them are playable now. I have about 200 live concerts that I burned onto TDK discs about 3 years ago.

No errors in the burning process, no read problems.The few times I used them for music (WMA or MP3 files), again no problems, and no complaints. I use these discs for data (but not consistently for audio), and I've never had a problem with one yet.

After various attempts to narrow down the problem, I tracked it down to the blank CD-Rs. Is there some unwritten shelf life for blank CD-Rs or am I just unlucky. I had exactly the same problem occur with another brand, which was replaced with these TDKs. Has anyone else experienced the following.: Used the first twenty or so in a stack of 100 without any problems, then have run into (so far) a run of at least 30 defective discs after the remainder sat unused for a few months.