Verbatim DVD-R 4.7 GB 8x Reviews

Verbatim DVD -R are disks made by Verbatim. The disks come on a spindle with a plastic wrap around it that reads Verbatim DVD -R, there is an orange pattern which is different to the +R disks which come in a purple pattern. The spindle itself is made from a sturdy plastic and it has a locking mechanism to prevent the lid falling off and ...  Read the complete review

Generally around the world there are only a few DVD-R factories however there are all sorts of major brands simply using the same disc with a different label on it. It is widely agreed that the most durable and reliable discs are manufactured in a factor in Japan by Taiyo Yuden. Unfortunately outside Japan such discs are more difficult to find and ...  Read the complete review

I bought these blank DVDs after reading a suggestion on some forum that they were one of the best makes around. I haven't used enough brands to be able to confirm this but I did find them very good and had absolutely no problems with them at all. At the time of buying these WHSmiths had a very good offer on them, though this was some time ago ...  Read the complete review

When I first purchased a DVD writer on my computer I wanted DVD media which I know were reliable. The name firstly "Verbatim" is seen as being really reliable as their research suggests that data has an archival life of about 100 years. I have used these DVD's for over 2 years now, and I have not had a single coaster (bad ...  Read the complete review

When I first got my camcorder in December, I needed something for my home movies and such like to be copied onto, so like any girl and the DVD choices, I picked up the first box I saw, without actually knowing what it meant. These DVD +R are okay, but could be a lot better. They come with the DVD cases and they look okay, very plain, but would be ...  Read the complete review

A few years ago i was involved with a tutorial type website that gave information on using DVD writers. This was in the days when the technology was at an early age, my Pioneer 102, 2 speed writer cost £180! making a back-up of a DVD took several hours! In those days we went through tons of disks, The Good, The Bad and The ugly! We learnt hell of ...  Read the complete review