Verbatim 4.7GB 16X DVD+R 25 Packs Spindle Disc Model 95033 Verbatim 4.7GB 16X DVD+R 50 Packs Spindle Disc Model 95037 Verbatim 4.7GB 16X DVD+R Single Jewel Case Media Model 94916 Verbatim 4.7GB 16X DVD+R 100 Packs Spindle Disc Model 95098 Verbatim 4.7GB 16X DVD+R 25 Packs Spindle Disc Model 95033

Pros: I've used these for years, and I even have Verbatims going back 8-9 years now and they still play perfectly, while other dvds I burned from other brands are beginning to have read errors. I have used over 2000 of these.
These dvds are solid performers. If you have coasters, it's either something you are doing or your burner.

Cons: Not on sale often enough but still great value at regular price.

Pros: Haven't encountered one bad burn since I changed over to these discs. Used Sony prior, had to constantly re-burn discs.

Cons: hmm. the price? lol.

Pros: Reliable, Never let me down.

Cons: Some of this brand are made in India, you do not want any of those batches, you will get lots of coasters, But if you get a batch made in Taiwan you are good to go. Unfortunately when you order you do not know for sure what batch you will get. I have been lucky and only gotten the Taiwan batches.

Other Thoughts: Those of you that are having a lot of failures, check your packaging for where it says the discs were made. I bet you probably have a batch from India. The Taiwan batches are very reliable, I do not know what the hell they do to these discs in India.

Pros: The pricing was good.

Cons: The overall quality of this product is very bad. Out of a stack of 100 discs approximately 20-30% of the discs were coasters.

Pros: Like everyone else has mentioned, they work. What everyone has failed to mention, they have stable dyes. I was recently given some DVDs to copy. The DVDs were burned in 2007 and only worked in a brand new Plextor drive. The DVDs were not scratched and did not appear to be abused. Most of the other brands source their DVDs from other suppliers. Plextor Drives come with software which IDs the actual manufactures of various DVDs, you will be surprised that most DVDs or sourced from two main suppliers regardless of the label.

I did some research and discovered that most DVDs are of marginal quality and most likely will not last. If you want archival quality DVDs, there are only four choices.

In the Verbatim line, you want the ones marked AZO.

Cons: None. What's 15 cents when you're selling a DVD for $30 or more. Why rip off your customers?

Pros: I've used literally hundreds of these to back up my purchased moves and have yet to have a bad burn that wasn't my fault or a software issue. I have some that were burned over 9 yrs. ago that still play back flawlessly.

Cons: No cons whatsoever.

Pros: These are the discs you want to use if you prefer making DVDs to coasters.

Cons: These are not the cheapest blank DVDs out there. But, you get what you pay for.

Other Thoughts: If you make video DVDs to play in a regular DVD player, this discs seem to work well with all DVD players.

Pros: No dead discs, burn very well.

Cons: None. It wasn't free?

Other Thoughts: Best DVD+R pack out there.

Pros: Excellent high quality disc. Never had a bad burn on these.

Cons: None

Pros: The most accurate DVDs ever. They never fail.

Cons: Cant think of any