Want to buy DVD+R Discs

[dcclanuk]

Originally Posted by peanut

Going through all this to try and save a few pence hardly seems worth the hassle does it.

Oh no! first I had no idea which to buy, and from which site. Now when someone suggested those Titanium discs, I might aswell pay the cheapest price if they are the same product

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Originally Posted by peanut

I get mine from Play.com. I usually get the Maxell ones but in -R format. I rarely get any coasters, so I'd recommend them. Price is around £7.50 for 50 or £14 for 100. (No P&P).

For some reason I read this post and forgot about it

I think I will go for this:

http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/4-/150148...k/Product.html

i.e. the Maxell +R discs (x50)

Thanks

[admars]

now and again play do the maxells buy 2 tubs of 50 get 1 free, worth remembering for next time.

[dcclanuk]

Originally Posted by admars

now and again play do the maxells buy 2 tubs of 50 get 1 free, worth remembering for next time.

I dont think i burn that many CD's though!

Ok, I got to the finalllllllllll page on Play.com to buy the 50 dvd's (Maxell), and I see my neighbour online. He said he will match the price and give me 50 Sony DVD+R's for £7.50, so will just get them off him tomorrow. If only I had asked him first!

But thanks for the help everyone

[roger skillin]

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I think delivery is £2.78? Which means for that same product (see below), it seems UKDVDR would be cheaper (inc. Del?) If so, I will go with UKDVDR?



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No it's £2.08 that's why i said it lol

[Mauldor]

Not sure if this site is cheaper but always one I trust:

http://www.bigpockets.co.uk/cat.php?...BR+Media&nav=1

Actually Delivery seems a lot higher - so maybe not...

[cookie_365]

Originally Posted by SnoopZ

I recommend Verbatim DVD-R format they never failed me when i used to burn my movies to disc but i never burn to disc anymore the future is streaming, unless you're doing it to lend to other people.

Play.com are good for discs but not the cheapest.

If it HAS to be DVD+R then i'd get these for quality. http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/4-/333751...k/Product.html

http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/6-/Search...searchsource=0

I get the same discs from the same source - never had any issues with them, and delivery is hyperfast.

[grim reaper]

taiyo yuden .... best disks money can buy .... although they deffo not the cheapest

[admars]

Two of my local Sainsburys are doing Verbatim CD-R, DVD-R, DVD+R spindles 1/2 price.

Verbatim spindle 50 cd-r 52x 700mb £6.00
Verbatim spindle 100 cd-r 52x 700mb £9.00
Verbatim spindle 50 DVD-R or DVD+R 4.7gb 16x £7.50

better than online

[roger skillin]

Originally Posted by admars

Two of my local Sainsburys are doing Verbatim CD-R, DVD-R, DVD+R spindles 1/2 price.

Verbatim spindle 50 cd-r 52x 700mb £6.00
Verbatim spindle 100 cd-r 52x 700mb £9.00
Verbatim spindle 50 DVD-R or DVD+R 4.7gb 16x £7.50

better than online

Ebuyer

Extra Value 16x DVD-R 4.7gb - 50 Pack £5.00
Extra Value 52x CD-R 700mb - 50 Pack £5.00
Extra Value 52x CD-R 700mb - 100 Pack £8.99

Not better than online

[Wayfair]

Your not doing like for like Roger..

And I am sure there is no charge for p&p at his local Sainburys.

[vanman]

Originally Posted by roger skillin

Ebuyer

Extra Value 16x DVD-R 4.7gb - 50 Pack £5.00
Extra Value 52x CD-R 700mb - 50 Pack £5.00
Extra Value 52x CD-R 700mb - 100 Pack £8.99

Not better than online

you forgot the P.P.
that makes Sainsburys cheaper

[roger skillin]

Originally Posted by Wayfair

Your not doing like for like Roger..

And I am sure there is no charge for p&p at his local Sainburys.

No need to do like for like, Verbatim = Cheap budget discs that copy just as good as any, Extra value = Cheap budget discs, most people don't care what the name is on the tin
Yes there is no postage although my nearest sainsbury's is about 30 miles away so it would be more expensive, also if like me you are ordering other things from somewhere like Ebuyer then it makes it worth while to order discs at the same time and makes it worth it as the postage wont be any more

[vanman]

Originally Posted by roger skillin

No need to do like for like, Verbatim = Cheap budget discs that copy just as good as any, Extra value = Cheap budget discs, most people don't care what the name is on the tin
Yes there is no postage although my nearest sainsbury's is about 30 miles away so it would be more expensive, also if like me you are ordering other things from somewhere like Ebuyer then it makes it worth while to order discs at the same time and makes it worth it as the postage wont be any more

but does the O.P have a sainsbury's near him/her which is more to the point

[admars]

I was in Sainsburys doing regular grocery shop and noticed them, thought I'd be helpful and let ppl know, as normally when I need discs I buy from play.com, where Verbatim 100 DVDs are about £18.

I'd rather use Verbatim than unbranded discs. Sometimes unbranded work fine, sometimes they don't, I guess it depends what you're burning whether you want to risk it or not.

The one I was in today is a 5-10 min walk, if you're interested

[vanman]

Originally Posted by admars

The one I was in today is a 5-10 min walk, if you're interested

yer the O.P

Location: London, HA0

has one in his post code 360 Ealing Rd, Wembley HA0 1PF