Verbatim 95166 8.5 GB 2.4x-6x Double Layer Recordable Disc DVD+R DL, 10-Disc Spindle
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Digital Cameras Photo Reviews of Verbatim 95166 8.5 GB 2.4x-6x Double Layer Recordable Disc DVD+R DL, 10-Disc Spindle
Customer Review: excelent quality
Summary: 5 Stars
this is the best disc you can buy, works fine, highly recommended, good price, I'm very satisfied.Customer Review: Verbatim 2.4x Dual-Layer DVD+R DL
Summary: 5 Stars
The product works well in a Mac G5, with a Pioneer DVD/CD burner upgraded to the latest firmware.Customer Review: dual layer dvd
Summary: 5 Stars
These are great for when you have something that is longer than a regular DVD to record.Customer Review: Weird Science
Summary: 4 Stars
I needed DVD-R double capacity disks for a lengthy transcription job. First, I went to an electronics store and bought a package of five "inexpensive" 8MB/240min dual layer disks and then proceeded to record.
None of the disks would work in my Vista Media Center - not one. They would begin to burn and get to about 35% copy - and then auto eject. My Vista OS, like Sibyl of ancient days, said nothing to explain the problem.
Then I went to Amazon and bought the disk stack noted here. Every one (so far) worked fine.
I recommend using my example as a bad and a good one. Beware of deals! It had a happy ending, though, and so I can attest to Amazon selling a product that works. Response time and delivery of the goods was very fine. Customer service is well known as outstanding.
I'm a happy camper. Thanks, Amazon!
Steve Myers in Bedford PA
Customer Review: The perfect fit.
Summary: 4 Stars
Bought these to make some backups of movies I own. So glad I paid extra for larger discs, now I can even create photo slides for vacation!
However, had one problem writing a file to the disc and had to scrap the entire thing. But I think that's just because the computer we were burning on didn't have the right format. Would be nice if discs (in general) had a "for dummies" area on it to quickly check compatibility.