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Memorex 700MB/80-Minute 52x CD-R Media (100-Pack Spindle) | 
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| Brand: Memorex
Category: CE
List Price: $39.99
Buy New: $15.00
You Save: $24.99 (62%)
New (30) Used (2) from $15.00
Avg. Customer Rating:  89 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Clothing Size: 80min
Size: 80min
Shipping Weight (lbs): 6
Dimensions (in): 6.8 x 5.8 x 5.8
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: CDR80-100A
Model: CDR80-100A
UPC: 034707045811
EAN: 0034707045811
ASIN: B00006IW1X
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Make your own music CDs or back up data | | • | Records up to 80 minutes of audio | | • | Offers 700 MB of data storage | | • | Compatible with writing speeds of 1x to 52x | | • | Spindle includes 100 CD-Rs |
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Product Description
A 100-pack of blank, 80 minute- 700MB, CD-R discs / Up to 52x Recording Speed / Shipped on a convenient spindle dispenser - no jewel cases included
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| Customer Reviews: Read 84 more reviews...
 Mixed experience January 2, 2009
After using a 100-pack of these with no problems, I did not hesitate to buy another. Sadly my experience with the second lot was very poor. I estimate that about 15% failed to burn. The failures normally occurred near the end of the burn, which corresponds to the outer edge of the disk. As a result I will not purchase this brand again, since it appears that they do not have good process control from one lot to another. Keep in mind that Amazon's return policy is not designed for items that you use up over time. Thirty days after purchase you are on your own.
 Good Media December 14, 2008
Every now and then you will get a disk that won't work but the vast majority of the disks work great
Memorex blank media November 25, 2008
Since I settled on memorex blank media three years ago, it is the ONLY brand I purchase. No coasters, no duds, always good copy. Other brands, while possibly less cost wind up wasting my time (the only comodity that counts and can only be spent once).
I use these all of the time September 20, 2008
I have been using this product for years and have found it to very reliable and will continue to use them.
Reliable September 8, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I got into using computers back when the very concept of data on a CD was new to the public. So I've probably been through a lot of brands in my time. Rule of thumb is, of course, usually you get what you pay for. If you go with no-brand cheap CDs, you're going to get yourself a lot of coasters.br /br /That being said, while these may or may not be more expensive than other brands, they have proven over many years of use to be as reliable as any of them.br /br /I would greatly suspect that those posting reviews here of only a couple stars, are having hardware issues... which is what your CDR drive simply DOES after burning so many CDs... it begins to die, and you get an increasing number of coasters, no mater what brand you buy. Yes, I'm sure that every company experiences the occasional "bad batch" (I don't recall this ever happening to me but once, and I don't recall the brand it was... but sometimes it's a hardware malfunction. And sometimes I think my burner rejects a random disk once in a while just to make sure I didn't go anywhere, but that's just me. lol (Actually it's because my burner is dying.)br /br /As for myself, I back up data on these things that I DEFINITELY do not want to be loosing. I probably have CDs from 2000 sitting around. And until my CD burner started dying recently, I haven't had any real problems with this brand. In fact, I would hate to have to buy any other brand. I've had nothing but problems with cheaper ones.br /br /BOTTOM LINE: According to my experience, this seems to be a very quality product... as long as your CDR drive is working properly. But when it gets to the end of it's days (burnt one too many CDs) ... you're GOING to get coasters. No matter what brand you're going with. The CD writer I've had for only about 2 years now (it's a poor quality one), is dying. And that has nothing to do with Memorex. "You get what you pay for" also applies to hardware!
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