Customer Ratings & Reviews

I like the performance and quality of Verbatim products. This product allows you to record long media or videos and holds a large amount of pictures. I highly recommend this product.

The most dependable dual layer disc on the market. Very reliable. Hardly ever an error.

These disks work just as I had hoped. I've had zero errors using them, and have been able to burn a lot of .iso files that I needed for programs I own digital versions of.

Based on the price, I expected to generate at least one coaster with these but to my surprise I have yet to have a failed burn. I needed them to overcome an HP design flaw on their laptops. They simply are unable to boot from USB devices in UEFI mode thus I was unable to use my normal flash drive to repair the device. Since the latest iteration of Windows 10 x64 no longer fits on a SL disc (which I already had dozens of blanks) I needed to find a relatively inexpensive DL solution. This turned out to be it.

Wedding videos that are 3 hours long require these and once I tried a cheaper brand that had no success. Stick to these and you will not be disappointed.

i was looking for DVD that will accommodate my two hour dvd clip luckily i found the double layer DVD FOR AFFORDABLE PRICE. THE VIDEO QUALITY IS EXCELLENT.

We didn't have many options when we picked these up. They all work so far and the read and write were quick on all of our burners. Also, no compatibility issues whatsoever with our client's laptops where the finished (copied) DVDs end up being used. We also write DVDs with an external USB 3.0 DVD writer and that one could read and write these all day long too. Overall, we are very happy with these double layer DVDs and will continue to buy more when we run out of them.

The Verbatim - Double Layer DVD+R DL 8.5GB was a great choice for the job I needed it to do. As a photographer I take a lot of pictures and need to be able to store them safely and also share them with my clients. I didn't want to have to separate the pictures onto multiple DVD's and this was a great option to keep all the pictures together.

Needed the discs to create backups before sending laptop off for repairs since the laptop didn't come with startup discs and was inoperable to create them. Worked for what I needed.

Verbatim brand has been my go-to choice since the mid-1990s. They never, ever have failed. Without a doubt, I have full confidence in the integrity of their products.

Needed some dl discs to back up some original media. I was stoked to see they had Verbatim instead of memorex. Not that they aren't decent, but I've always has stellar results with verbatim. Only reason I gave them average score was because 20 of them were more expensive than 25 recordable blurays. Can't really figure that one out. That's 8.5GB to 25GB, maybe the demand is high for those dl's cause I used to be able to get them at a few different places in town but now best buy is the only one to carry them. In my opinion it's worth the extra cash to be able to make an uncompressed backup and have it come out better than the original. If a disc is scratched to where it has errors, I've found a good solution can be burning a backup. The new disc will play fine. Then you have to destroy the backup if you rented it. But at least you got to watch you movie without all the tracking errors that can make a movie unwatchable, Sometimes if I get a bad one I'll have to resurface it multiple times, run a lens cleaner in drives/player and I can usually get a temp back up out of it. So reason for average rating was that the were pricey. Guess I better get a rewritable bd drive soon, I mean if I can buy 25GB discs for less and record on then seems pretty good to me. Not sure if current system will be getting that anytime soon, Been planning on using my vid card slot (slim) for a usb 3 + c card to hopefully run an external bd writter. It'll cost a bit and may be hard to find specific card. But I think It'd be worth it longrun. Have to get new software as well so I'd be around 3 bills I guess to be able to do what you want the blurays. And I guess save money buying blank bluray since their cheaper than dl-dvds. unless that was a fluke...

I needed a bigger capacity dvd to store a trial version of windows server 2019. I found verbatim dual layer dvds. The normal capacity for dvd is 4.7 gigabytes. I found dual layer dvds to hold up to 8.5 gigabytes. I burned windows server to this dvd and it worked perfectly. I would definitely recommend this product to a friend.

dual layer dvd to go over the 4 gig capacity . good quality

Use to record live performances. Good quality. High capacity

Sometimes you need a little more space than what a regular DVD-R can provide. I was downloading the ISO media to install the latest version of Windows 10 and lo and behold, it doesn't fit on a 4.7GB disc anymore! It's why I love Best Buy. I can just drive there and get the one item I need right away.

Used for home movies. Great quality. Plenty of storage.

Always works on whatever drives I use them in. Any software, any drive..... can’t ask for anything else.

I record a lot of video and burn it to DVD. This was my first time using the double layer DVDs. I had no problems at all using them, worked perfectly! I will definitely purchase them again. Best Buy was the only retailer in my town that had them in the store, which was great because I had to have them that day.

These disks are at a pretty good price but you quickly find out why. There are a lot of writers that do not work well with these disks, i do not know yet what the issue is but if you have some certain writers they will coaster 4 out of 5 disks, but if you have a compatible writer then they work very well and they play in most set top players. I would recommend Memorex DVD-R's if you want really hassle free backups

They're great as video discs, at 8.5 GB one will easly hold a two and a half hour video or movie. I have yet to try them for data storage, but if they perform just as well for data as they do for video, this would be my go to set of double layer DVDs