Smartbuy 700mb/80min 52x CD-R Silver Inkjet Hub Printable Disc (200)
Smartbuy 700mb/80min 52x CD-R Silver Inkjet Hub Printable Disc (200)
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In this review the Smartbuy 700mb/80min 52x CD-R Silver inkjet hub printable discs are evaluated for users who need affordable, durable blank media for archiving and custom-printed discs. The bottom line: these discs suit small studios, photographers, and archivists who want a low cost per disc and full-surface inkjet printable tops for edge-to-edge graphics. Our review found they deliver strong print results and broad drive compatibility, though a few users reported occasional write failures that make spot-checking important for critical archives.
Key Features
- AAA grade quality: The discs are manufactured to a high grade that supports dependable burns and long-term storage when handled and stored properly.
- 52x burn speed: High-speed 52x recording reduces write time for large batches, saving time during mass duplication tasks.
- Inkjet hub printable top: The no-stacking-ring design allows full-surface, edge-to-edge photo and text printing for professional-looking discs.
- Wide compatibility: The CD-Rs work with most CD-R and CD-RW drives and playback devices, making them versatile for distribution and archiving.
- Marker-friendly surface: The printable silver top also accepts marker labeling for quick, manual identification when printing is not used.
- Low cost per megabyte: Bulk options and shrink-wrapped packing keep the per-disc cost low for large projects.
Who It's For
The Smartbuy inkjet hub printable CD-Rs are best for photographers, small media producers, and small businesses that need attractive, printed discs for client deliveries or presentations, and for users who value a low cost per disc when producing large runs. The printable surface and strong ink absorption make them particularly useful when visual presentation matters.
Those who require absolute zero failure rate for long-term archival of irreplaceable data or need rewritable media should look elsewhere; occasional reports of write failures mean critical data should be duplicated and verified after burning. Users needing high-capacity storage should consider modern flash or cloud options instead of CD-R.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Good print quality with vibrant, long-lasting colors on inkjet printers for professional disc labeling.
- Broad compatibility with most CD-R and CD-RW drives and players for easy playback.
- Full-surface printable hub eliminates the stacking ring and expands the printable area for edge-to-edge artwork.
- Low cost per megabyte when bought in bulk quantities for large projects.
Cons
- Some users report mixed functionality with a minority of discs failing to burn; verification is recommended for important data.
- Smudge resistance can be a concern if not allowed to dry fully after inkjet printing.
Specifications
| Capacity | 700 MB / 80 min |
| Max Write Speed | 52x |
| Printable Surface | Silver inkjet hub printable, full-surface |
| Compatibility | Most CD-R/CD-RW drives and CD/DVD-ROM players |
| Disc Type | Write-once CD-R |
| Quantity Options | 100 / 200 / 300 / 400 / 600 / 1000 / 1200 / 1800 / 3000 / 6000 pcs |
| Packing | Shrink wrapped / Bulk |
Our Verdict
The Smartbuy 700mb/80min 52x CD-R silver inkjet hub printable discs are a solid value for users who need attractive, printable discs at low cost per unit. They deliver excellent print quality, broad compatibility, and a durable top for archiving, but anyone storing critical data should verify burns due to a small number of reported failures. For bulk labeling projects and client-ready discs they are a practical, economical choice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can these discs be printed on with an inkjet disc printer?
Yes. The no-stacking-ring silver inkjet hub printable surface is designed for edge-to-edge printing on compatible CD/DVD inkjet printers.
Will these discs play in standard CD players?
They are compatible with most CD-R and CD-RW drives and can be played back on most CD/DVD-ROM drives and players, but compatibility can vary with very old players.
How should I handle print drying and labeling?
Allow ink to dry fully before stacking and consider testing smudge resistance; marker labeling is possible on the top surface if printing is not used.
Editor's Take
A good-value choice for printable, bulk CD-Rs that deliver strong inkjet print quality and broad drive compatibility; verify burns for critical data due to occasional failures.

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