Customer Reviews

Velocity 2.4X 4.7 GB DVD+RW (25-Pack Spindle)

5 star:		(3)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

2.4X is good enough for my DVD recorder.

Got 23 perfect discs out of 25.

First of all, I got these on Amazon for something like $4 after rebate, which arrived pretty promptly. Given that price, they've been a very good deal. I can't say anything about long-term reliability, but my burns with an NEC ND-3520 have all been fine, and they generally work all right. I wouldn't entrust anything important to them, but they're great for anything semi-temporary where you don't want to waste a DVD+/-R.

I bought this along with a pack of CDs and DVD+R because of the great deal I got. Realized that owning a portable HardDrive is far more convenient since what I was really looking for was HD space.

Ended up buying a 250GB External HD for $80 on thanksgiving. It works for me since its much faster than burning CDs and really satisfies my HD needs. If you are looking for portability in addition to space, I would recommend you try a portable HardDrive (costs arnd $160) and very sleek, lighweight. Also no power cord required with portable ones since they are laptop powered

No issues with the DVDs though. They work perfect so far .. touch wood

I Have been using these for over 3 months now, and I am happy with the quality. Some disks I have overwritten more than 100 times, I do a lot of videography. Not a single issue. Got it for 10 bucks with a $10 mail in. Would definitely pay full price too for these.

I use 16x LG burner(4163B) which supports DVD + -,+RW as well as DVD RAM.

Not much to say here except that I haven't had any problems with these disks. They were free after rebate, so I figured I'd give them a try. They're very bland looking--no lettering or graphics--but that's not important to me anyway.

Although I have had very bad results with Velocity CD-R's these DVD-RW's have actually worked well. I've copied over my discs multiple times and they still work with anything I put on them. They are very slow but I just start a burn before I'm ready to do something else that doesn't require me to be at my PC and it's all good. But beware that burning a full disc on the fastest DVD burners out there will take around 20 minutes or more.

Maybe it's a hit or miss thing with the quality control at Velocity but I'd only buy their products if I'd get them with a full rebate.

These wont work on the DVD I bought them for. I need to return them.