Product Description

This hefty 100-pack of TDK data CD-Rs is designed for use exclusively with computer-based CD burners. You can store up to 700 MB of any kind of data--audio, video, text, programs, data, graphics, etc. When using the discs for music, you'll be able to store up to 80 minutes per disc. These discs are write-once, meaning that once you've recorded something, you may not erase it later. This makes them perfect for everything from one-off music compilations to long-term archival storage.

Product Details

• Size: 80min
• Brand: TDK
• Model: CD-R80CB100T
• Platform: Windows
• Format: CD
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 100
• Dimensions: 3.62 pounds

Features

• Write once CD-R
• 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 52 x
• These 100 CD-R discs come on a spindle for storage

Customer Reviews

TDKs just aren't what the used to be.
My first set of TDKs were perfect. Not single coaster in a pack of 100. With this recent batch, I have burned 4 coasters in a row from the first four in the pack. I did a little checking and these CDs are made by Ricoh in India, whereas my first batch were made by Taiyo Yuden. I just orded a pack of Taiyo Yuden CD-Rs, because I'm pretty sure that they will work like my first batch of TDKs. I will never buy TDK again, as I can't be sure of the quality from one batch to the next.

Disappointing
I recently purchased this item and burned a CD using iTunes on my Mac. I then took the CD and tried to play it on my stereo. It was nothing but scratchy garbage. So I burned a second CD and repeated the above. The second CD worked. Wow, I've never had this happen. This was with the 100 pack.
I read other users feedback and they seem to have had the same problem with more than one disc in a 100 pack. TDK: What's up with your Quality Control/Assurance? I wonder how many usable CDs I'll get in this pack and what my actual final cost will be.

Trash
This is the worst set of CD-Rs I have ever had. I just got a 100pk from OfficeMax for $15. I was happy I got it for cheap. So far I've burned 6 discs, four of which had an error. OfficeMax usually has 100pk on sale for $15, and last time I bought a set the offer was on Magnavox CD-Rs and they were perfect besides the fact that the writing on the disc label covered the whole thing. I remember I had a set of TDKs a while ago and I never had one problem. I know I will not be buying TDK again. I also realized Nero burned the Magnavox discs at 24x. The TDK discs allowed a max speed of 16x.