20 Best Blank Dvd To Burn Movies (2023 Updated)

I’ve been using maxell dvd+r for years and never had any problems with them. Always produces a good quality picture. Can’t complain at all.

The packaging was bad only ain a tylar envelope. One bottom lock busted on container due to bouncing around. The disk were o. k. Maxwell is one of the best DVD’s you can get. I have never really had a bad one yet that was not my fault.

The service from OfficeDepot has always been great.

Maxell are an outstanding recording disk from past experience. I purchased this lot based on Price which was excellent and I will use them in the future. I am sure they will continue to perform as expected from previous uses.

I’ve used many Maxell blank media products in the past. Reel to Reel Tapes, Cassette’s, CD’s, Mini Discs, and now DVD-RW’s. This is a company that has consistently produced great blank media products through the decades.

The DVD-RW’s have that same high quality, that Maxell is known for. The quality of both picture and sound are evident with these discs. Not always the least expensive, but Maxell always delivers the quality.

I highly recommend this product and any product with the Maxell brand name. Quality you can trust on!.

I own two Magnavox ZV457MG9 Dual VCR-DVD Recorders. I use them to record TV shows I would otherwise sleep through. Recently the older Recorder would not format any new DVD disks I tried to use. When I bought the Maxell DVD-RW DVDs the newer Recorder formatted these disks first time every time.

I could then use the disks in either of my Recorders. I have never gotten anywhere near the “Thousands” of recordings advertised when using the RW disks, however, using each disk once per week I expect to get several years of constant use from each disk.

I used the ‘Site To Store’ free delivery method and I recommend it. My order arrived in a timely manner and on my next scheduled Wal*Mart run I picked them up. Their ‘tracking’ feature kept me in the loop on the progress of my order from Site to Store.

I really liked it.

This product pleasantly surprised me. As a longtime consumer of blank DVD’s, I’ve unfortunately become accustomed to multiple inoperable discs in each spindle. However, upon advent of this product, there wasn’t a single warped DVD-a feat, considering it’s practically inevitable.

My only grievance would be that it doesn’t encompass 25 discs, as is the case with its competitors; that would make it more economical.

I never have any problems writing to these disc. I don’t with most but I have had problems with some brands. A platter of Fuji’s I got from Sam’s were horrible, some other brands were just slow. These always work flawlessly and my Epson printer prints great on these discs.

Not only can you print on them, you can print all the way inside to the hub. Even if you do not have a printer that will print on discs, you might like the white discs just for writing on with a marker.

The only negative you might find is that this item does not come in a “Cake Platter” or “Spindle”. Once you remove the shrink wrap, you have a loose stack of discs, but that is not a problem for me.

I have been purchasing this item for several years now and have used close to a thousand of these DVD’s with great success. I design my own labels to print into the discs and when I am finished,the disc looks as if it came from a professional printing office.

I have made DVD’s of my band in performance, and have DVD’s made off TV. They all look very professional and the quality of the picture and sound is perfect. Also, the labels I design print all the way from the outer edge to the hub, and it is easy to design a great-looking label.

I see no way to improve the discs.

I don’t really burn DVDs any more – what’s the point when there’s DropBox, WeTransfer and a bunch of other secure file sharing services. Anyway, an older client said he had to have a DVD because he likes to get his prints at * and he doesn’t trust the Internet because you never know who can see your pictures! The images were of a retirement home luncheon and healthcare seminar so I don’t think the NSA, Wikileaks or ‘Anonymous’ would have been interested but while the customer is aging and paranoid he is THE CUSTOMER.

Anyway I figured, if he’s happy printing stuff at * why not give him a DVD and let the guys in the red shirts deal with his questions, paranoia and almost guaranteed disappoint when he sees the prints.

So I burned a DVD (it was surprisingly easy, even after all this time – a bit like riding a bike!) and mailed it to him (more hassle than DropBox but it saved a taxi fare) – he wrote back and said he liked the pictures! So I think its safe to assume these Maxell DVDs really work! Even me and my ancient clients can do it!.

Been using Verbatim, but started have bad Disc. Threw at least 20 in garbage out of my last 100 Verbatim. I have thrown none of this brand in the Garbage. I was beginning to think I needed a new DVD Recorder, but now see my recorder is just fine.

GREAT PRICE,GREAT SERVICE,GREAT EVERYTHING. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK EVERYBODY! p.s. happy holidays

Great item with error free. Better quality then some brand name,I would buy generic before purchasing brand like Sony or other like it. Try these DVD+R first you’ll be surprised how well they work.

they want me to write a review. i don’t know what much there is to say about dvds. to me they either work or they’re coasters. i bought these because now that i can’t find tdk, memorex, or office depot dvds too much in my area any more, these are about the only ones available and the price keeps decreasing also, which i like.

of course the 5. 00 delivery charge is something i don’t like and the 5. 00 fee, but. i usually don’t have too many problems with these dvds and when i do i’m not sure if it’s the dvd itself or my dvd recorder.

it’ll mess up on about 3 dvds out of every 30 in the batch. when it does, i usually get corrupt titles that either won’t play or keep repeating chapter 1 over and over or skip chapters. sometimes it will not allow me to record any more and there is still 1-4 hours left on the dvd available record time so i have to get another one, what a waste.

also, when i try to rename a title, it is very slow and doesn’t advance to the next letter on the screen to rename the title. i usually keep a fan on my dvd recorder because it gets hot and if i don’t it will mess up even more.

Verbatim has always been my go-to for DVD blank discs. The fact that I can buy a small quantity is a benefit too. I have small projects every once in a while, that call for just a few discs. I don’t want to buy a whole 100 pak spindle and have them laying around for years.

I can buy a few, complete my projects, and not have to store a large amount of unused discs. These days, everyone uses flash drives. But very occasionally the situation arises that calls for burning a DVD.

These fill the bill nicely.

The Verbatim DVDRW are top quality discs which were promptly delivered. One small piece of critism is that there was no mention in the advert of the type of jewal case used. I actually wanted the slim jewal cases which take up less storage space, but, disappointedly they are in standard jewal cases.

Maybe in future this could be made clear on the advert.

This is a “silk screen” printable set, not for use in a standard inkjet printer. If you are using a permanent marker do not just get any old “sharpie” or you may risk damage to the surface of the DVD.

Do your self a favor and get the ones meant to use on DVD / Blue Ray /CD media. Also – the speed at which the data will be written to the DVD will vary depending on several factors. The most common issues with low speeds relate to file types being written to the DVD media, not the burner doing the writing.

I ran tests with common files (document, photos, music and video) and the speeds never dipped below 8x on a Windows 10 based platform, and similar results were obtained from a Linux (Fedora) platform.

If you want to use Linux (Fedora, Mint, Ubuntu or SuSE) I would recommend using the “Brasero” application as it is much more stable than K3B at this point. With Windows – I use ImgBurn with good success – it will handle most anything you need to do with an easy to understand layout.

Good luck.

As a college instructor with several students producing family history archives, documentary’s, etc. I was looking for an affordable, dependable, disk which would retain its accuracy for at least a few generations.

At least long enough to get to the point where its data could be transferred to a more long term storage, available in the future. The more I researched disk production and what makes a quality disk, it became evident that there is virtually no transparency in assessing disk by manufacturer or distributor.

There are only a few producers, and they are distributed by hundreds of labels; often changing and crossing paths. In the end, what seems important is that you use disk with the Azo component and hopefully they are from Japan, Taiwan, and Singapore.

Try to avoid disk from China or Malaysia. In light of that elusive information, I looked for a disk with the Azo coating and a price range that would seem to reflect some quality, though nothing extravagant.

With B&H’s pricing structure, this was easy to come up with. Other features I wanted was the printable surface and the hub printable feature. I also went for the 8X speed because of something I read that it was supposed to be more reliable; yet I later saw this assumption questioned.

Anyway, after using dozens of these disk and duplicating them with a Copy and Compare feature, I have consistently come up with no errors. The printing surface works very well drying instantly. I would recommend that these disk be treated well, not flexed, stored away from UV and humidity if possible.

With that, I’m confident they should have a reasonably long life. With their performance and reasonable price and service from B&H I intend to keep on buying and recommending them.

I’ve had DVD burners & stand-alone DVD recorders since they first came out. I’ve burned thousands over the years, & went through dozens of brands. With the Verbatim 97281 50-packs I’ve had zero failures out of burning hundreds of these! They stand up to a lot of abuse too.

Even the beat up scratched ones still play. I won’t say if you scratch & damage them too much they’ll still play, but under typical abuse, they still work fine. I’ve stored blank & recorded ones in a car in sub-zero temperatures, & extremely hot days, & they all still worked.

I had a house fire a few years ago. With extreme heat, but not enough to melt them, & being under dirty water for days, after cleaning them off, they all still worked – even the blank ones. I like the no-name, no label, clear shiny look of these.

It looks professional. You can print on them or be very creative with your marker to make them look cool. They even burn on old weak burners when the lasers have gotten too weak to burn on any other brands.

On newer burners with good lasers, I’ve burned these at over-speed, at 32x with xp-burner software & they worked, but if you have an average or older burner & software, you may want to stick to it’s rated speed of 16x.

As far as DVD-R media, for a few years now I won’t buy anything else but this 972981 model. Tip: It takes more laser power to burn a DVD+R, & even more for DVD+RW. DVD-R requires less laser power to burn so will work better on weaker, or older burners, & the lasers won’t wear out as fast.

In most burners, they put lasers just barely powerful enough to do the job. Lasers get weaker & dimmer with age (just like LEDs). If they’re pushed to their limits burning DVD+R & DVD+RW all the time, your burner’s or recorder’s laser will get dimmer & will wear out sooner.

If you like to erase your media & record over it when your done, use the DVD-RW. They also demand less laser power than DVD+RW.

These Verbatim DataLifePlus DVD+Rs are among the top three brands tried & tested over the years for consistently high burn quality, longevity, and durability, recommended by enthusiasts for use with DVD video recorders and burners.

Genuine product with “MCC” Media ID, made in Taiwan. Excellent archival quality media as well as video masters. (See the “Digital FAQ” webpage on reviews of blank DVD media. ) I have burned over 80 of these DVD+Rs for my video archive; each and every disc has performed flawlessly.

100% satisfaction! At 34 cents per disc, this is a great value. Let’s see how well they hold up over time.

On a Google search you’ll find Verbatim getting high marks. However, you need to look for the serial number ending in 98319, as there will be very few coasters with this one! I found some for less money elsewhere, but they were NOT this specific pack and one out of four had to be trashed.

So, my DVD+R DL disk burning friends, get this particular product to greatly reduce coaster frustrations. MRLOTSABITS.

I tested other brands of DVD+R DL discs, including the Verbatim Life Series which are rebranded CMC discs, and more often than not, burning on my laptops built in DVD writer would cause write errors, leading to wasted discs.

Those that actually completed the burn would give read errors on other devices. The Verbatim DataLifePlus DVD+R DL discs, on the other hand, burns successfully on my laptop drive every time. The resultant discs also read fine on other devices.

This is the real deal, excellent quality product!.

I’m using my Verbatim DVD-R 4. 7GB 16X Recordable Blank Discs for Windows10 recovery in case of damage or Windows 10 issues. Like those monthly UPDATES that are pushed from Microsoft that are intended to fix known issues but sometimes create new problems.

A recent example was the June 2020 update that installed a new version of the Edge / Chrome browser. I had been using Edge since it was released and liked the features, but all that changed with the new browser version and I didn’t like it.

When I tried to uninstall the update, it wasn’t possible. I did a backup of everything then did a restore using my disc to reload Windows10 to get my laptop back to the way it was before the update then installed a blocker to keep UPDATE from installing the new browser.

I recommend keeping a Windows10 Recovery disc for all your computers if they still have optical drives. If not, use one of the many thumb drives available at Walmart. com for recovery, my laptop and version of Windows10 does not allow that option.

Before I ordered this DVD-R 100 pk spindle I shopped around and read reviews. one caught my eye, complaining about the packaging (or lack thereof) for a similar 100 pk spindle, albeit different brand.

Well I have to say my experience was equally disappointing, even though I used the ship-to-store option in hopes that it might somehow be safer. turns out it wasn’t. I don’t know if Walmart or UPS is to blame, or both, but let’s just say their methods are not up to par.

First of all the box used was too big for the product, so you would think they might use foam packing peanuts to fill the space. nope. They used two of those clear air packs, which wouldn’t have been sufficient even if one of them hadn’t gone flat.

By the time I received the product one of the plastic container’s locking grips at the bottom had broken off completely, the box had been thrown around so much the three small white circular space fillers at the top of the spindle had all somehow rattled off of the spindle altogether, and I was lucky not to find a box full of loose dvd’s.

Oh, did I mention that the top couple of dvd’s were badly scratched to boot? Verbatim DVD’s are great. My review is not of them, it’s of WalMart/UPS, which apparently fail miserably, repeatedly. I recommend Verbatim DVD’s, but I strongly suggest you go about obtaining them via another method, from another supply store completely.

Previously bought the larger pack dvds to record 4 hours these 10 pack only record 2 hours. So will not record ones with commercials. Please reorder the ones with 4 hours recording for us oldies please note.

Thanks. Pam.

It is rewritable and i am tech savvy so i love me some reburnable OS DVDs. i use my Windows 11 rig to burn them cuz i apparently can

Looks fine, have used these before so hope this batch will be as good.

These discs burn well and print nicely. I run them through a Canon Pro-100 perfectly. Inkjet printed discs give that extra special touch versus labeling with a sharpie. Always go for the DataLifePlus designation (like these).

Even though slightly more expensive, the inner dye layer that holds the data is much more durable and will last significantly longer than cheaper media from lower tiers of the same or other brands.

bought these to help with moving over home videos. so far they are working great and easy to use. price is right. easy to use.

Compared to other brands this is a very good brand. So far I used several spindles of 50’s with no rejects.

Fast delivery, great dvds. The spindal was broken when arrived, but other than that this was a great buy!

Warning. Like other reviewers, we discovered that the glossy white surface on these DVDs rendered them unprintable in our duplication/printer unit, making these essentially useless for our distribution purposes.

I wish I had ready the other reviews and the full production description more carefully.

The discs have the RW symbol on them, as can be seen in the image. They ARE NOT rewritable discs. I put one in my computer this week to save some short video recordings, which saved to the disc. However, when I turned the computer off with the disc in the tray, which I always do because I continually save files to disc, and turned it back on later in the day the disc would not record again, the files recorded would not erase and it would not format again.

I had the same problem with another batch of Verbatim DL discs in the past, which I thought were faulty. I ordered these discs thinking they would be OK because they have the RW symbol on them. These discs are not faulty they are being incorrectly labelled and missold.

They can only be used once to record anything. If you have a project which needs to record for a continuous period of 4 hours then you will get all of your project written to these discs. If you only want to recordsave files over a longer period of time then do not buy these discs.

I only managed to record approx. 30 mins of data and then the disc stopped recording after I shut down my computer. They will not work either if you remove them from your computer whilst it is still running and then decide to insert the disc again to record something new.

It will not work. It is false economy to buy Double Layered discs which only work once when recording. You cannot even edit files once they are recorded if you remove the disc or shut your computer down.

The RW symbol should never have been published on the discs because they are not RW discs. This is a serious problem with these Verbatim, and any other, double layered discs which alleged they are RW.

These discs are not fit for purpose. It is misleading to advertise the discs as RW and doing so in the UK is a breach of the Consumer Rights Act 2015. Amazon is not much better when it comes to their returns policy, which states these discs must be returned in original condition and any data should be wiped from the disc.

There is no way of erasing data from these discs and I am certainly not returning a disc containing personal data. They will get nine discs returned. There is no facility for sending a message to the seller about the problems with these discs.

I will never buy Verbatim discs again.

The instructions are not very useful. Put down the plug hole of my bath. Left for twice the amount of time ie 10 minutes. Ran hot water and the plug hole is completely blocked now! I then read online people left it overnight and it worked.

I felt that the 5 minutes mentioned seemed to indicate you shouldn’t leave it too long. Please improve these by indicating it can be left overnight for stubborn blockages. I hope after fishing out the water from the bath and leaving it for the day/night it will eventually clear!.

The discs have the RW symbol on them, as can be seen in the image. They ARE NOT rewritable discs. I put one in my computer this week to save some short video recordings, which saved to the disc. However, when I turned the computer off with the disc in the tray, which I always do because I continually save files to disc, and turned it back on later in the day the disc would not record again, the files recorded would not erase and it would not format again.

I had the same problem with another batch of Verbatim DL discs in the past, which I thought were faulty. I ordered these discs thinking they would be OK because they have the RW symbol on them. These discs are not faulty they are being incorrectly labelled and missold.

They can only be used once to record anything. If you have a project which needs to record for a continuous period of 4 hours then you will get all of your project written to these discs. If you only want to recordsave files over a longer period of time then do not buy these discs.

I only managed to record approx. 30 mins of data and then the disc stopped recording after I shut down my computer. They will not work either if you remove them from your computer whilst it is still running and then decide to insert the disc again to record something new.

It will not work. It is false economy to buy Double Layered discs which only work once when recording. You cannot even edit files once they are recorded if you remove the disc or shut your computer down.

The RW symbol should never have been published on the discs because they are not RW discs. This is a serious problem with these Verbatim, and any other, double layered discs which alleged they are RW.

These discs are not fit for purpose. It is misleading to advertise the discs as RW and doing so in the UK is a breach of the Consumer Rights Act 2015. Amazon is not much better when it comes to their returns policy, which states these discs must be returned in original condition and any data should be wiped from the disc.

There is no way of erasing data from these discs and I am certainly not returning a disc containing personal data. They will get nine discs returned. There is no facility for sending a message to the seller about the problems with these discs.

I will never buy Verbatim discs again.

Disk 2 had a bad sector, but that was the only glitch so far and I’ve burned close to 100 of these DVDs in rapid succession. Even the bad sector didn’t prevent the rest of the DVD from playing back properly.

It was just the program at the tail end of the list for that DVD that failed to write correctly. I also found a smudge (finger print!) at the edge of that DVD,which could have been the culprit. I have been stuffing from 3.

8 to 4. 3 GB on each DVD with no further problems.

Takes care of the job’s I want them for and work very good for what I use them for.. They’re economy disc’s so they can be sold at a lower price I bought them cause they were the cheapest at the time.

I have not had any bad recordings with this product. they record and play as good as any “name brand” disc that I have used. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED