500 pack 4x DVD-r media - $114.99 - Meritline.com

[mrn8]

500 pack DVD-r

 

# Media Type: DVD-R, DVD-Recordable Blank Media for General Use

# Max Speed Supported / Capacity: 4X / 4.7GB

# Top Surface: White Inkjet Printable

# Conform to DVD Specifications for Recordable Disc Ver. 2.0 (4.7GB)

# Video recording time(4.7GB): 60min ~~ 120min(depend on user)

# Excellent compatibility with writers and players

# Utilizes superb premium organic dye that ensures stable writing with excellent quality

# Relatively low cost per megabyte

# Long-term data archiving and storage life time

 

[vengx]

Thats pretty good although it seems to be a generic brand. Compusa has HP brand DVD-R and DVD+R 50pks for 14.99 this week - so 500 would be $149.90 which is a half-way decent price for name brand dvd blanks.

[Rebirth]

That is ALOT of DVDs, and since the price is so high even though it's cheap per DVD. I wouldn't buy it for that, and the speed. lol

[OmegaZero]

Wow...I could seriously go through that in about 6 months to a year....hmmm....

[Marcster]

This week, Staples has Imation 100-pks for $24.94 w/no rebate... so 500 would be $127.70.

 

I think that is in-store only, though.

[Kandy]

cool thanks for the info

[elena_398]

I need the DVD+Rs for movies.

[Guest Frieked]

Newegg has 100 for $21 so 500 would be $105, no rebates

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817132007

[Marcster]

Personally, I have had problems with the longevity of the "off-brands". You can burn them o.k., but then in a few months they won't read.

 

If you compare an "off-brand" to a name brand, like Imation, Verbatim, Fuji, Sony, etc., you can see that the name brand is like 1/3 thicker. That may have something to do with it.

 

So, only name brands for me. Even if the off-brand DVDs were FAR (free after rebate)...