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Each disc burns within minutes, allowing you to produce quick backups or music CDs on the go. Premium quality recording surface ensures noise-free playback. Versatile disc is perfect for personal storage, multimedia presentations, Internet downloads, and more. Permanent, write-once format protects important data.
From the Manufacturer
For over 30 years, the Maxell name has been synonymous with quality storage technology. Practically everyone has a shelf or a drawer loaded with Maxell cassette tapes--and you've probably found the ones that haven't been exposed to children, dogs, or sunlight still play beautifully. In the same way, you'll be glad years from now that you bought Maxell CD-R discs. Each disc in this 100-pack features a 700 MB/80-minute capacity.
Features:
- Discs designed for use in computer-based CD-R recorders
- Certified recording speed is 40X
- 80 minute length (700 MB)
- Package of 100
Gary A Goudreau
2025-08-22 16:55:51
Quick shipping, good product.
Jillian Yohe
2025-08-21 12:54:04
Good value for the number in each pack. Bought these for my dad who still makes his own mixes as a hobby.
Daves spot
2025-08-17 12:52:52
Quality product
amazon lover
2025-06-23 16:18:11
maxell blank cds have never been a problem like most other cheaper brands. now that maxell has lowered its price its value is even better
S.P.C.
2025-04-08 10:32:22
Plays ok
Steven Moncrieffe
2025-03-18 20:45:45
Very Clear and Clean Sound
Tony J.
2025-02-16 10:21:06
If you didn't know, most cheap (less that 20 cents a disc) CD-R media is not made by the brand (Maxell, Verbatim, Sony, Memorex, TDK, etc.) but by some manufacturer in Taiwan. A few years ago I bought a spindle of Maxell CD-Rs made by Prodisc, which I found to be pretty reliable. So I decided to get Maxell again, hoping to get the same manufacturer. However, this time it was Ritek, which I've heard a lot of bad things about online. After going through 40 of them, though, I have yet to have a coaster, and I haven't experienced any playback problems with them. I don't know yet about their longevity, but I'll update this review in a few months to see how well they hold up.Basically, out of the "cheap" CD-R spindles, I would recommend this and the (which I got last year and were made by CMC Magnetics). Both have worked well for me. Yes, they are made by different manufacturers, which you think might make a difference, but consider: 1) Both CMC and Ritek have worked well for me. On the Internet you'll see a lot of people bashing both manufacturers (Ritek a bit more), but that's not my experience. 2) Even if you cared which Taiwanese company made your discs, the manufacturers change all the time. You might end up with a Ritek from Verbatim or a CMC from Maxell. Personally, there would only be two factors in my decision to purchase one or the other. One is that Maxell CD-Rs allow you to write on both the top and bottom, while Verbatim only gives space on the bottom. (This is independent of manufacturer, as each brand has its own label.) The other is, of course, price. Just pick the one that's cheaper! :)If you're more inclined and want something that will last 50 years, or should be good. (Note that this is not the same as product as the Verbatim I mentioned earlier; this is actually made by Verbatim itself and is better quality.) For something that can supposedly last 300 years, try or . (Yes, you heard me right, these discs have solid 24k gold on their surface.)
DANIEL MOEN
2025-02-09 11:43:47
Very satisfied
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