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TDK 25PK DVD+R £1.25 @ Morrisons

£1.25 Morrisons30 Apr 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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OnlyMee

30 Apr 16

25 Pack of TDK DVD+R disks for £1.25 also had DVD-R for same price only noticed by chance as it was a standard black price tag not a special offer one don't know if its national
this was in my local and was Eastwood in Essex

Top comments

stephen0205

30 Apr 16 11 #1

who still uses these lol

atari001 to stephen0205

30 Apr 16 5 #7

If you ever need to burn a boot up rescue disc these are much better to use than fannying about trying create a bootable USB stick

moneychop

1 May 16 4 #9

25 disposable frisbees for £1.25 hot

OnlyMee to stephen0205

30 Apr 16 3 #2

Obviously not you

Latest comments (35)

Steamachine

1 May 16 #35

£1.25 for 25 drink coasters... heat! :sunglasses:

davt99

1 May 16 #34

Cassettes - LOL - 8 track next!!

stephen0205

30 Apr 16 11 #1

who still uses these lol

OnlyMee to stephen0205

30 Apr 16 3 #2

Obviously not you

atari001 to stephen0205

30 Apr 16 5 #7

If you ever need to burn a boot up rescue disc these are much better to use than fannying about trying create a bootable USB stick

PhilK to stephen0205

1 May 16 1 #23

More than don't use them

ryouga to stephen0205

1 May 16 1 #33

Plenty of non mainstream customers, like pretty much anything. I use them for archiving things like photos, family movies as a backup to cloud or hard drive based devices since if they die you have no other backup.

Or if I want to take somethings to a friends house I can burn to disc and take that disc instead of a whole hard drive.

Also good for projects, that being said I prefer RW so I can reuse them later.

So in short theres a lot of people who still use them just not mainstream users.

Bugeyed

1 May 16 #32

I removed my laptops cd tray (just use downloaded iso's if i need a disc) and put a 1TB SSD in there instead

Bugeyed

1 May 16 #31

Thanks - just opened the CD tray to see if it still works and found an old windows installation disc in there. Very useful

cicobuff

1 May 16 #30

Still extremely useful for SACD ISO for the two people that use the format like myself. Try getting hold of many a SACD these days, let alone for a decent price. Also try converting or playing back SACD ISO files. Many network streamers only support DSF files in 2 channel and I cannot think of any media streamer that even supports SACD ISO.

MrScotchBonnet

1 May 16 #26

My new laptop didn't even come with a DVD drive :laughing:

jnigel26 to MrScotchBonnet

1 May 16 #29

Of course it didn't! It saves them money.
Then makes them money if you want one!

wozukSilencer

1 May 16 #11

sadly these will be joining the old cassettes soon.......

jnigel26 to wozukSilencer

1 May 16 #28

Have you not noticed the vinyl revolution?
Even Sainsbury's now have a section that sell VINYL!
I'm into it, almost as bad as back in the 60s 70s.
I have quite a few friends in the business, and guess what the next big thing they are telling me it will be....?
CASSETTES! :confused:

So don't go binning them ...just yet.:smile:

DRAMBUI

1 May 16 #27

None in West Midlands at all, just confirmed by main customer service employee at head office.

kkthomask

1 May 16 #25

Nostalgic memories.. hurry up guys..this would be much more costly in an antique shop or ebay later on..ha ha

nathan18k

1 May 16 #24

They'll be useful somehow. Thanks OP!

cicobuff

1 May 16 #22

Got to be hard for Jack the lad down the pub or in the workplace these days, got to be getting far less revenue sideloading Kodi onto firesticks for people than selling DVD-Rs of latest movies and XXX compilations.

MDL199

1 May 16 2 #21

I still back up important data on dvd's and external hard drives for double security. I've been let down more often by external drives failing than dvd's not being readable. I hope optical discs will still be around a few years yet.

imk83

1 May 16 #20

Exactly what I need to burn sample coursework for the moderator.

JedH

30 Apr 16 2 #6

I have given heat because 25 of anything for £1.25 seems to be a good deal but what ARE these strange shiny things?

Bugeyed to JedH

30 Apr 16 2 #8

I have 25 shiny 1p coins I can sell you for £1.25

wychwoods to JedH

1 May 16 #19

They make good bird scarers. Make a hole near the edge, attach a length of thread and hang in garden, they spin in the breeze and reflect any sunlight like a spinning light beam.

olearyuk

1 May 16 #18

It's a reduced to clear line as they've moved to Verbatim branded products.

davem

1 May 16 #17

Think it might be national, Kettering branch now out of -R but had 2 +R packs left.

preecey

1 May 16 #16

He's probably doing fully loaded Android boxes or Fire sticks now, complete with their special add-ons...

937666

1 May 16 #15

Not so much call for pirated XXX DVD's in pubs these days?

money-talks

1 May 16 #14

Mega hot, great price

TheDon31

1 May 16 #13

Gotta give heat tho

TheDon31

1 May 16 #12

Wow, can't believe these are so cheap these days, but yes, like others ain't burnt for a few years now

______

1 May 16 1 #10

Cheap coasters. Hot

moneychop

1 May 16 4 #9

25 disposable frisbees for £1.25 hot

crazyal

30 Apr 16 2 #5

I'd get through 200 discs a week 7-8 years ago.
Haven't burnt one in about a year. Everything is NAS, USB stick or in the cloud.

Great price though for those that need them.

Phsycronix

30 Apr 16 2 #4

Well, I still use these all the time and just got a couple of packs to keep me going. Was about to post the deal too. Glad I checked first. Absolute steal at £1.25. Have some heat, OnlyMee.

Regards, Phsy.

Krizzo3

30 Apr 16 2 #3

Been a while since I used one, still got plenty left but good deal!

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