DVD-R Blank Discs 4.7GB 16X DataLifePlus White Inkjet Printable Recordable Disc Hub Printable - 50pk Spindle 95079

No coasters as yet and I am almost done burning them

DVD-R disks are fine. The spindle case is a little thin, and the first delivery arrived damaged. However, the Amazon replacement came almost instantly, and they removed all original charges. Returning the damaged item was unbelievably easy and fast. (No smartphone needed.) I did indeed buy some additional items at the return location (I chose Whole Foods). I had indicated on Amazon's return questionnaire that it was not an important aspect of the return-location choice, so I'll have to rethink that! In summary, the product is fine; the replacement came almost instantly, and Amazon's customer service was top notch!

Seriously people not just the really known brands make good stuff these where the best DVDs ive ever used and they are built to last

These arrived quickly and work great. Price was the best for blank DVD discs.

Ordered these to accompany my new inkjet printer that had a CD/DVD printing function. They printed beautifully with accurate colors and dried in a matter of seconds. The only gripe I have is that the plastic case came with all of the tabs that hold it to the base cracked, making the case useless. Not a big deal, as the CD's still worked, but a bit annoying.

These are great when they work. But I have had some in the batches that my equipment would not recognize. Even had one that the defect was visible. The last batch, most were incompatible, were not recognized by my machines, failed while recording data, or failed to finalize and close the disc. Still, this is the best and safest one on the market for the price but sometimes will will get a dud or two.

They burn well with no failure

A great product that burned well, and hopefully will keep well, but only time will tell. I printed on these with my Epson R260 printer, a 6 color Claria Hi-def ink system, and was impressed with the results. I was skeptical that the ink would hold-up on this non-paper surface, but it dried quickly, looked sharp [depending on your image & adjustments] and is now fairly scratch resistant. Doing some fingernail scratch testing [from recently trimmed nails], the color held-up well to normal pressure, only seeing evidence of those scrapes in certain angles in the light. Only under heavy pressure where I had to 'dig-in', did the color layer push off, but left the primary support of the white layer intact. The white support layer indented somewhat under further heavy scratching, and did not give way easily. It was only in this weakened area that I could finally get down to the plastic with further pressure. The same pressure on the white layer in areas that were not weakened by previous scratching did not scratch off to the plastic. My fingernails didn't have an affect on the data side of the DVD. Though scratching the data side on some surfaces, resulted in small 'wear' scratches as CDs and DVDs do, but it didn't affect the way my computer read the data. Overall the DVD construction seems to be durable against normal handling and some mishandling and I hope the DataLifePlus will continue to do it's job in the future.