CD-R MediaRange MR230 700 MB 100 komada

The MediaRange MR230 CD-R pack contains 100 recordable compact discs with 700 MB storage capacity each and a maximum write speed of 52x. Supplied on a spindle for convenient handling and storage, these CD-Rs are compatible with standard CD burners and drives that support CD-R media. The discs are intended for storing data files, audio tracks, and creating backup copies where optical media is suitable.

Advantages

The spindle packaging holds 100 discs in a compact stack, reducing handling time and protecting discs from dust when not in use. Each CD-R supports 52x write speed, allowing faster recording on compatible burners compared with lower-speed media. With 700 MB capacity per disc, the format is compatible with a wide range of legacy hardware and software for reading and writing optical media.

Suitable for

• Long-term storage of documents and archives
• Burning audio CDs for use in CD players
• Creating distribution copies of small software packages or presentations
• Manual offsite backups and data transfer between systems

Key specifications

• Media type: CD-R (recordable)
• Capacity per disc: 700 MB (approx. 80 minutes audio)
• Maximum write speed: 52x
• Quantity: 100 discs on a spindle
• Packaging: spindle with cover for storage
• Compatibility: standard CD burners and CD-ROM drives that support CD-R

How to use

Place a blank MediaRange CD-R on the spindle and remove a disc when ready to burn. Insert the disc into a CD writer or burner drive, select appropriate write software on your computer, set the desired write speed (choosing a speed supported by both disc and drive), and start the burning process. After burning, verify the data using your operating system or burning software to ensure successful recording and then store the disc on the spindle or in protective sleeves.

Recommendations

For reliable results, use a write speed supported by your burner; mid-range speeds often balance speed and write quality. Store discs vertically in a dry, cool environment and avoid exposure to direct sunlight. Handle discs by the edges and label them with a non-solvent, disc-safe marker if needed.