CD-R MediaRange MR208 700 MB 52x 50 ks

The MediaRange MR208 CD-R 700 MB 52x is a pack of 50 recordable compact discs supplied in a cakebox. Each CD-R offers 700 MB of storage on a 120 mm disc and supports writing speeds up to 52x. These discs are designed for storing data files, music tracks and making backups, and are compatible with most CD writers and drives that accept standard CD-R media.

Advantages

These MediaRange CD-Rs provide a balance of capacity and speed with 700 MB storage per disc and 52x maximum write speed, enabling quick burning of files and audio. The 50-disc pack in a cakebox simplifies storage and handling while reducing the need for frequent repurchasing. As standard 120 mm CD-R media, the discs are suitable for a wide range of systems and CD writers, ensuring broad compatibility.

Suitable for

• Archiving documents and data backups
• Recording audio CDs for music playback
• Distributing presentations or software on physical media
• Temporary portable file transfer between computers

Key specifications

• Media type: CD-R (recordable)
• Capacity: 700 MB
• Maximum write speed: 52x
• Disc diameter: 120 mm
• Quantity: 50 discs per pack (cakebox)
• Packaging: cakebox for compact storage

How to use

Insert a blank MediaRange CD-R into a compatible CD writer or burner. Use your preferred disc authoring or burning software to select the appropriate data or audio format, choose a write speed (up to 52x) that matches your drive and quality requirements, and start the burn process. Once writing is complete, finalize the disc if needed for playback compatibility. Store completed discs in their cakebox or protective sleeves to avoid scratches and exposure to direct sunlight.

Recommendations

Select a write speed appropriate to your drive and content type: lower speeds can improve compatibility with older players and reduce the chance of write errors, while higher speeds shorten burning time. Allow the drive to verify the burn if your software offers verification to ensure data integrity. Keep blank and written discs in a cool, dry place and handle by the edges to minimize fingerprints and surface damage.