Optical Quantum OQDPRDL08WIP-H 8 X 8.5GB DVD+R DL White Inkjet Printable Double Layer Recordable Blank Media , 50-Disc Spindle

Excellent, high quality dvds.But delivery took almost one month

I took a chance on these after reading the previous reviews and am mostly satisfied with this product. I have had about four coasters but that likely had to do with a power issue here in my home and trying to do too much other stuff at the same time. I have three external burners, two are brand new so I am satisfied with this brand, however two things I think contribute to failed burns. #1 It seems I am more likely to get coasters when using discs near the bottom of the spindle. Maybe this has something to do with the weight of the other discs affecting the laquer, I dunno. But it just "appears" to be a pattern. #2 as someone else previously said, be sure your system is up to date and fast or else doing other things in the background may compromise your burn. Bottom Line: Verify Verify Verify. I use Imgburn to make backups of personal media and always verify my data after writing. This will immediately report the integrity of your content so don't forget to verify.

I use these DVD+R to make back up copies of all of my computer files. First, I make backups on my hard drive, then I make an identical back up on my DVD+R drive for added insurance in the event something goes wrong with my computer.

Haven't used it yet. There were only a few negative reviews of this product. Hopefully the positive reviews will also be my experience. Priced reasonable. Well packaged.

Great product, seems well made but it will be a decade or more before you can ever determine if the media will develop the dreadful “laser rot” which is a colloquialism for when the glue binding the sandwiched layers of the disc start to corrode and oxidize and render the disc useless. But so far so good - my trusty old Epson Stylus Photo R200 prints directly onto the discs without issue, and even high-res prints that saturate the disc with a lot of ink look fantastic. Hopefully they’ll last a good long time. This is my go-to brand now.

I see negative comments for double layer disks all the time and most people don't know that there is a sharp divide on brands. NOT so much on the bands of the disks, but the combination of the brands of the disks and the brands of the burners. I've used these disks for years without hassle in both my LG and Plextor drives. Other disks, from high quality brands, have failed. Before I had these two drives, I had others and some brands worked fine (including these) and some didn't. You won't really know without trying them. But you also need to make sure you have the latest driver for your optical drive and a computer that can handle high data flow.Also, you must take GREAT CARE to not overload the databus with other computer operations when burning double layer disks. Opening up video files and other high demand operations can cause a good combination to fail too.I suggest you get one package (possibly a package of 3 disks), use a good burn program, and have nothing else open during the burn (don't go checking your email, downloading files, etc. until the disk operation has completed. IF you have problems then, you don't have a good combination, try a different brand of disks (which is easier to change than the optical drive). I can do video capture during my disks burns with these disks. But I know other operations that do cause errors. I've burned several hundred of these disks and have ordered more.