Why I buy this one ?
- 8.5 Gbyte's of storage capacity on a single-sided disc. No need to flip the disc
- Largest compatible DVD back-up and data archiving format for computer drives.
- Record 4 hours of DVD quality television and video (16 hours of VHS quality, Capacity of up to 12 CD's)
- Supported by high speed Double Layer writers, up to 8X, burn 8.5GB in approximately 15 minutes or less.
- Compatible with DVD+R DL drives from Sony, Philips, Lite On and other leading manufactures. Ideal for archiving home movies

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What our customer's say!

"Performance was great as usual.", Despite all the controversy related to the quality/performance of this media, I have yet to experience any issues at all. I have used the MII and MIS Verbatim disks over the past several years with flawless results. I suspect that many of the problems reported are coming from those who are using marginal or poor quality hardware that has overly constrictive media requirements.

"No recording problems again", I ahve never had a recording problems with these disks. Not one has failed me to date.

"reliable verbatim", I wish I could find another Dual layer DVD +R that is as reliable as this product and cheaper...at a dollar fifty US per disc...it is quite costly for bulk use

"Verbatim dual layer (8.5 G) DVDs", Overall I've had better success with Verbatim than any other brand of dual-layer DVD I've tried. I've experienced occasional problems with some copies "freezing" either momentarily or repeatedly upon playback, but I'm not sure if this problem had anything to do with the media used as opposed to the burner/software. By and large, though, Verbatims work well.

"Disappointing results - 33% coasters", I have not had great success using these. I am currently using a MacBook Pro, purchased new in March of 2008, with the SuperDrive and using Roxio Toast for DVD burning software.

I have had complete success with a couple of other brands of 4.7 GB DVD media with no coasters. These Verbatim DL discs have been very unreliable and have failed about a third of the time. At $3.00 a disc, that gets too expensive.

Like I said, I'm very disappointed in these results.

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"Coasters", Worthless. I'm using a brand new MacBook Pro with more than enough hardware specs and am using Toast Titanium 9. I haven't managed to get one of these to burn successfully yet. From reading other reviews, it doesnt seem like there is much out there for reliable DVDR DL media. Seems like luck of the draw. Very disappointed with this after having so much previous success with previous generations of verbatim cds and dvds.

"20 discs, 20 perfect burns", I recently upgraded my early 2002 PowerMac with a Pioneer DVD-RW DVR-112D. I've gone through 20 of these Verbatim discs and every one has burned, verified, and worked. I'm delighted.

"Great DVD - long lasting and accurate storage", It's hard to know which dvd to buy and which not - but after dealing with many brands such as memorex and teac, i have found this and the tdk to be most successful brands in terms of least number of failures and long time storage

"Best everyday brand for DVD+R DL", Zero coasters. The 2.4x rating is a little slow by today's standards, but that works fine in my slightly older DVD burner.

"Perfect...No Coasters", I use this product to record TV programs (mostly sporting events) from my DirectTV DVR, where I save until I'm ready to transfer them onto DVD. I need to be ultra picky about quality because these recorded images will forever more be projected onto a 92" screen (which exposes any & all flaws to the max). My objective, then, is to achieve superior playback of programming having run times of more than of 2 hours each.

So far, I've gone through an entire 20-DVD spindle with zip, nada, zero defects.

Previously, for programs having run times of less than 2 hours, I'd been tempted to use single-layer blank DVD's, but at only $1.40 per blank Verbatim DVD, why risk or settle for inferior quality? A no brainer in my book.