Your cart is empty.
Your cart is empty.The Memorex "Ultra Speed" CD-RW is the media choice for rewriting with the new generation of "Ultra Speed" Rewritable computer drives.
James Noah
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2021
These seem to be the only discs that work with my external hard drive. Cant understand why they are not being sold any longer or at the present time.
IowaHawk
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2019
Good
Bill Friend
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2015
haven't used it yet, but l heard it's good, so l bought it. used other CD-RWs with a slower speed, and the result was that the tracks on those CD-RWs weren't copied properly. Kept sticking when being played.l am therefore hoping that l get a more satisfying outcome from this brand when l finally try it...
David B. Minter
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2015
Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation made these discs. Memorex did NOT farm out to CMC like they usually do for these. CMC is the worst optical disc manufacturer out there. And Memorex CD and DVD recordable media proves it. Mitsubishi is one of the best manufacturers out there. I've had these discs for several years and I've never had one die on me. Memorex CD-R and their slower speed CD-RW's are CMC. My guess is CMC must simply not manufacturer ultra speed CD-RW. Otherwise, if they did, Memorex would surely use them instead to maximize profits.
ravenswing
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2013
Love 'em! Will order again! I have made several audio discs and they sound marvelous. I also use them to transfer documents to and from departments.
dave
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2010
Does not work. Used these Memorex ultra speed CD-RW's on an LG burner and a NEC burner on windows XP. All 5 CD's in the pack appeared to record on the first try. But no data was there when trying to read the CD's. All 5 of the discs cannot be burned a second time, even after doing a full erase, always getting an "Illegal Disc Error" on the LG burner or a "Write Error" on the NEC Burner.I purchased a 5-pack of Verbatim 24 times CD-RW. Tested all 5 CD's in the pack. All 5 recorded perfectly twice. One of the CD's has been rewritten more then 50 times so far, without one fail with the same computer set-up and the same LG and NEC burners.
Sylvain P. Mousset
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2008
My wife purchased those last year, in spite of the fact that I always use Sony or Verbatim. I saved some of my digital pictures on one, and as I always do backed it up on another one. My wife was able to print some of the pics, thereafter, the 2 cds were unreadable. I lost my data, and am unable to even get any files on those cds. Don't waste your money on those, and most importantly, your unique data.
Picturesque Music
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2007
I have had a pack of these for a while and they are just terrible. I use a nice NEC DVD burner which is considered by burning pundits (they exist!) to be a really good drive. It's given me no problems ever, except with these disks. After the first burn they work fine but any subsequent burn they are tempermental at best and often do not work at all. Although I can quick-erase (or do a longer erase) and then burn a compilation, the data verification fails most of the time. Ignoring that, and trying to use the CD anyway, results in inconsistent, but generally bad results. For instance, my DVD player (which has had no problems with other media) can kind of run these disks but other CD drives cannot.All in all a major disappointment. My burner can do CD-RW at 24X but even burning these at 16X on a fresh disk results in similar results. They are essentially very expensive one-time use CD-Rs.
Recommended Products
$15.85
$ 7 .99 $7.99