Verbatim CD-R 700MB 52X with Branded Surface - 10pk Wrap

Super handy keychain camera. The only downside is that it is very difficult to get the memory card out it requires a tiny flat blade screwdriver (or a strong) fingernail to press the card in to release it. Other than that…! It's pretty darn good.

The Verbatim CD-R are superb. They went to good use. I'll definitely be buying more of these soon. 😀 Walmart also had exceptional staff in the electronics department. They were very helpful and informative, giving me the best product at the best price and quality.

These cd's are great to have around. I like to create a cd almost on a daily basis of songs I want to listen to in my car that day, since my car doesn't have streaming capabilities. theses are great quality and inexpensive so I don't feel bad using a lot of them.

I bought these Cd's to copy and burn a music disk for a celebration of life party. This brand is quality! The sound was perfect, no skips or re-do's. It sounds like the original. I even sent it in email and the receiver said it sounded perfect.

I'm old school, so I'm still burning music CDs on my computers external CD ROM drive. Was very happy to find these at Walmart. I only wish they came with individual cases for each CD I burn.

Verbatim recordable disks are always dependable and consistent in sound reproduction. Perfect speed and capacity for songwriting and other recording media. Always an excellent choice, and at a great price!

This 100 CD-R, blank disc, spindle pack is made by Verbatim. Each disc can record 52 minutes of data in approximately one minute, this is the fastest speed made. The maximum storage capacity is 700MB with the total length of 80 minutes, that's a whole lot of music. These are non-printable CD-R discs, this just means these cd's are branded discs, and will usually have their manufacturer's logo on the top surface of the CD, (see picture) so you cannot laser print anything on top of the disc, titles, names or description's, but you can use a permanent marker. You can use them to back up, and store your PC files, you have plenty of storage for recording and sharing any combination of digital images. I do not like storing my pictures off in the clouds, so I use a lot of cd's for my storage. I also have a lot of mixed music to record for family members, everyone looks to me to keep them up on the latest songs, these cd's are just what I need to do that, the recorded music is crisp, and clear. I have a lot of recording disc, and occasionally in almost every batch, you come across a few that are defective, and will not record at all, that's when you use them for reflectors, and Frisbee's haha, so far I have not found any yet, but if I do, with 100 of them, it won't be a big loss. Verbatim is pretty popular, the majority of my disc are made by this company.

Since my local Walmart was always out of them I made sure the next time I wouldn't come home without them. I ordered them online so the next time they would be there. To my surprise they were cheaper by ordering them online than the shelf price. Still, a lot of trouble to pocket a dollar or so in savings. You'd think they would stock more since they're a universal product. Duh.

Verbatim cd-r's generally work better than Maxell or other brands, with the exception of Memorex or Sony, which are much harder to get now. I still burn cd's for myself and my elderly parents, so it is critical to still get this product, and Walmart had them for the best price.

I like the rare found CD disk. I need to write an MRI image to a CD. This old product solved my problem. I guess no one actually uses the product anymore.