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Maxell CD-R 700MB Disc (50)

BH #MACDR50 • MFR #648250
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Maxell CD-R 700MB Disc (50)
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Maxell 648250 Overview

The Maxell CD-R 700MB Write Once Recordable Disc is made for music recording, storing digital photos, and data archiving. It supports write speeds up to 48x and has a capacity of 700MB data storage or 80 minutes of audio recording.

Write once recordable disc for music recording, storing digital photos, and data archiving.
Supports write speeds up to 48x.
Premium quality recording surface
Noise free playback
Unalterable data
Random access data retrieval
Disc will playback in virtually any CD recorder, burner/player, DVD player, computer drive, or game console.
80 minutes of audio recording or 700MB of data storage
UPC: 025215625763

Maxell 648250 Specs

Quantity
50
Media Type
CD-R
Storage Capacity
700 MB
Maximum Write Speed
48x
Single/Double-Sided
Single
Packaging
Spindle
Packaging Info
Package Weight
1.835 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
4.9 x 4.9 x 3.6"

Maxell 648250 Reviews

Only long-life CD

By David
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2023-12-13

These are the only commonly available CD using Pthalocyanine dye. This dye is UV light resistant and I have CDs over 20 years old that still are good.

I've never had a problem w/ Maxell

By David
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2013-07-30

I've used a number of different brands of blank CD & DVD recordable discs over the years, including some blank CD-R discs whose foil data layer visably come apart after burning, even never having been read in a CD drive! There's some real junk out there! My previous DV-R was a Pioneer, and Maxell DVD-RW were the only blanks that would (always) reliably work with that unit. I only use Maxell recordable discs, as I've never had a problem with them, and luckily for me, B&H carries them at a very good price, usually about half the price of the major electronic's chains, if those chains even stock Maxell recordable discs. (Often they don't...) I don't use any other brand. Dave K Lawrenceville, GA

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