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Verbatim DVD+R Life Series 4.7GB 16X 100pk Spindle $11
$11
$35
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Walmart
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Walmart has the Verbatim DVD+R 100pk for $11 (in-store on clearance) and $24.88 (online)
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Verbat...qEEALw
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Verbat...qEEALw
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Walmart has the Verbatim DVD+R 100pk for $11 (in-store on clearance) and $24.88 (online)
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Verbat...qEEALw
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Verbat...qEEALw
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Verbatim DVD plus R Life Series blanks are being treated as a low cost option for archiving, backups, and burning movies or TV shows. The discs are described as holding up well over time, with examples of media still reading after nearly 18 to 23 years. The main drawback is that Life Series is the cheaper Verbatim line, not the premium AZO dye version, and these are not dual layer discs. That makes them a practical pick for basic storage when capacity and top tier media quality are not the priority.
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They can hold data for many years, with one disc still reading fine after 23 years and another spindle stored since 2008 still intact. For archival use, DVD blanks are still limited by organic dye aging, so M-Disc or HTL Blu-ray is the safer long-term choice.
No, these are the cheaper Life Series discs rather than Verbatim's AZO line. They are still usable for everyday burning, but AZO/Taiyo Yuden discs were considered the higher-end option for long-term storage.
No, this is standard single-layer 4.7GB DVD+R media, not dual-layer. If you need extra capacity per disc, this deal will not fit that use case.
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Though truth be told...CDR is probably more valuable than these now for mixing music. Fun fact...the 2025 Lexus IS was the last car with a built in CD player. The 2010 SC430 was the last car with a built in cassette deck.
Dont these last longer for backups compared to most other options? Not everyone trust or wants to use a cloud service.
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then the rebate never came
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But yeah...that SC was the last of the last here with a cassette player. I drove a 2006 for a hot moment and having the wire dangle out from the cassette deck due to a lack of aux connector really added cachet to all of that burled wood
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