I am looking to buy a DVD dual layer burner with lightscribe. Not very knowledgeable abbout these. I have looked at a HP 160i only becuz I have a Hp computer. My son suggested Benq and I have tried to do some rading on the 1640 model, but there is nothing better than personal experience as a recommendation. Wouldn't mind gettting the color lightscribe if they're out and not too expensive but my main comcern is quality for burning. Any suggestions..? Thanks
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The HP 640c lightscribe came with my pc. The compatability/coaster rate/and the errors when I tried to re-rip those hp backups didn't live up to my standards. Thus, my aged benq 1620 with over 1200+ burns at over 99% success rate replaced that HP.
Lightscribe capability:definetely the benq 1625. I believe this drive should have the booktyping capability to make your plus format backups into dvd-roms.Better playability in stand alones.If any of my friends or family wants to borrow a backup,I don't have to worry about their player/s being able to play my booktyped backups.
Benq 1625 or 1640 will be my next burner,whenever one of my benq 1620s goes on the fritz.I use full hub printable media,so the lightscribe feature isn't important to me.
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