I've used these for awhile. I have never had one that didn't work. I've also used the more publicized brands such as; Memorex, Phillips, Kodak, and Polaroid. The kindest thing I can say about all of them is, that not one would even get a three star rating from me.

They work very well for me. I have used them for years, it is a verbatim product for making DVD movies that friends watch all the time. I have a friend that runs into some bad discs at times but we are quite happy with this item. I would tell others this is by far one of the best products to copy movies with and burn data discs on also. Buy this product, this is one of the most efficient companies that make these good discs. I have tried many manufactures through out the years. Good luck.

Verbatim is a well trusting name. I burn my DVD with a peace of mind. If you don't know the difference between DVD -R and DVD +R then you should google on line to see what DVD players are compatible with each type, but Verbatim is the brand you should use. I chose to do Site to Store for pickup instead paying $20 something dollars for delivery. Picking up the product at the store is easy, but I had to wait for about 8 days for them to send me an email to pick up the product. It is understandable though, because they had to ship it to the store that I chose for pick up. Overall, the product is excellent and the service is great. 5 stars for Wal-mart.

I've ordered this product a few times. The good news is, for the MOST part, they're pretty consistent. But, I will say, I've had as many as 10 discs that wouldn't record. Ten percent is not really a good margin of poor quality. I've never done any work that was 10% unsatisfactory. Unfortunately, most people I've worked with, and many products that I've bought were of marginal quality. Since DVDs and CDs are made by machine, I would expect better consistency. Especially since the price went up about 15%. Message to Walmart: Since you've raised the price more than 20%, I will expect higher quality. I will be putting aside all of the ones that don't work this time and we will have to make things right. I wish I'd kept the other 20 or so, so I could have more leverage. Otherwise, I will wait until I have 100 of them collected and ask for the full price of the last set I've bought.

I only bought this item because of the price and I go to WM often enough so it was easy to use the store pickup. I have only used 1 dvd so far. I expect no problems with "coasters". Really, this is not difficult. Any name brand dvd would be fine. I used to buy blanks at Staples on sale but the store near me was closed.

Before I ordered this DVD-R 100 pk spindle I shopped around and read reviews... one caught my eye, complaining about the packaging (or lack thereof) for a similar 100 pk spindle, albeit different brand. Well I have to say my experience was equally disappointing, even though I used the ship-to-store option in hopes that it might somehow be safer... turns out it wasn't. I don't know if Walmart or UPS is to blame, or both, but let's just say their methods are not up to par. First of all the box used was too big for the product, so you would think they might use foam packing peanuts to fill the space... nope. They used two of those clear air packs, which wouldn't have been sufficient even if one of them hadn't gone flat. By the time I received the product one of the plastic container's locking grips at the bottom had broken off completely, the box had been thrown around so much the three small white circular space fillers at the top of the spindle had all somehow rattled off of the spindle altogether, and I was lucky not to find a box full of loose dvd's. Oh, did I mention that the top couple of dvd's were badly scratched to boot? Verbatim DVD's are great. My review is not of them, it's of WalMart/UPS, which apparently fail miserably, repeatedly. I recommend Verbatim DVD's, but I strongly suggest you go about obtaining them via another method, from another supply store completely.

Even though the product was packaged really good in bubble wrap, and even though the box showed no signs of having been banged around in shipping, there was damage to the product. The plastic container was cracked in multiple places and split open, but the plastic wrap was intact and had not been removed or replaced. So imagine my surprise when I got ready to use a disc and saw that the first two had not only been recorded on already, but had the titles written on them as well!? Superman 1 and Superman 2 were the first two discs, handwritten titles in green marker. Too bad I already had those two movies...:) Very strange situation in how this came about and it has left me scratching my head.

Mostly good but at the bottom of the stack ,almost in a row, 6 dvds would record partially, then stop, not finalize and then a error popped up that the dvds could not be recorded on though they already had been and I could not salvage what was on the dvds either. Furious! Way to wreck my recordings verbatim! Not sure I will buy this brand again. The time spent and wasted on dvds that were bad was highly annoying!

I order three spindles of hundred and three spindles were broke, two were so bad I had to return them and you could not notice they were broke until you took off the wrapper around the spindle. The disks were great but what do you store the disks on til you use them. I think who ships them don't know how to pack them and the company should make better spindles.

I make copies of programs recorded on my DVR using this Verbatim product and have excellent results. I've made hundreds of copies of TV shows and other video content and found Verbatim to be the most reliable product. I've also had excellent results burning video content with my computer. For best results I burn at the 6x speed on the computer. Faster burning speeds reduce the quality of recordings and their ability to playback in some DVD players.