Memorex CD-RW drives

Pros: Easy to install and operate. It is recognizable by most third party software.
Cons: Quite slow by current standards.

Most of us have relied upon Memorex storage products such as, floppies, tapes and CD’S for quite some time, so we are quite comfortable with their inherent reliability and quality. This must be a popular opinion, since Memorex enjoys a leading market...

Pros: they are very good to store things like songs and games
Cons: they are very slow

if you go on the internet to get music you should get a some cd-rws to listen to the music they are very good i have one myself and i have burned many cds in the short 2 months that ive had it and it is very good and if you need cd-rws then there are...

Pros: reasonably easy to install, but who wants to install something that breaks?
Cons: was not durable

I have been quite unhappy with the Memorex 2x2x24 that I bought a year and a half ago. It worked fine at first, and then slowly and steadily degraded, first occasionally burning a bad CD, then creating mostly coasters, then having trouble reading...

Pros: Easy installation, good data cd writer
Cons: can't backup playstation games, trouble with copying audio cds.

I purchased this cd writer a few months ago and I have regreted it ever since. I have had troubles with a ticking noise in all of my cds and I haven't made a successful playstation game yet. I wouldn't suggest this unless you own the original copy of...

Pros: Cheap, Good Software, Easy Installation
Cons: Lack Of Features, Slow Speed, Lack Of Software Support

I purchased the Memorex CRW-1622, last year. I needed something that i could have stored my data on, record music, and game cds. So i set out and searched for the cheapest CD-RW Drive i could find. Looking in the local newspaper, i saw the memorex...

Pros: Good quality
Cons: a few technical problems here and there

I received my first CD burner, the Memorex CRW-1622 last year for my birthday. I had been bugging my Mom to buy me one ever since I first heard of CD burners and when I finally got one, I was more than happy.

I had a problem with it at first...

Pros: Functional (once apon a time)
Cons: Poor software, short lifespan

I bought my Memorex 4224 CDRW last July. I figured that the time has come when a CDRW is not an option anymore. The 1.44 floppy drive does not cut it anymore. Zip drives and the like where an option, but most people cannot read a zip disk unless you...

Pros: Software, 1x burns are good, installation
Cons: errors left and right

Being a huge fan of the Memorex CD-ROM drive, I didn't think twice when purchasing a CD burner from this company. The model I chose (Sept/1999) was the Memorex CD-RW 4224 (4x's CDR, 2x's CDRW, 24x's Read). After a very easy installation, I gathered my...

Pros: Reliable most of the time
Cons: Unreliable some of the time

Well everything seems to be categorized by brand name only, so within these walls I will place my review of the soon to be replaced in my machine Memorex 4224. The drive itself supports 4X write , 2X re- write and 24X read speeds, Thus 4224. The Software...

Pros: Great quality, good software, affordable
Cons: Slow

I bought this drive because I had decided it was time for a CD Burner, and at the time it was $80 after coupons. After nearly a month of waiting, because it was on order, it finally arrived. Although the instructions didn't really help much, I didn't...

Pros: Inexpensive, Powerful Software Bundle
Cons: Reliability, Poor Audio Burns, Life Expectancy

Being a huge fan of the Memorex CD-ROM drive, I didn't think twice when purchasing a CD burner from this company. The model I chose (Sept/1999) was the Memorex CD-RW 4224 (4x's CDR, 2x's CDRW, 24x's Read). After a very easy installation, I gathered my...

Pros: Box looks nice
Cons: Ruins CDs, not worth amount paid.

I got the Memorex 4224 CD-RW for my birthday last September from my Parents. I had only had the product for one week when it would leave "chunks" out of the cds that I was recording to. Now all the CDs are good for are drink coasters. So I...

Pros: Reliable, cheap
Cons: Slow, doesn't recognize my CDROM drive

If you have three or four hundred to spend on a CDRW drive, buy a Sony. If not, then take what you can get. If you think about how cheap this drive is, then you really can't complain about it.

The NTI software does not recognize my original...

Pros: Cheap
Cons: Slower than some newer drives?

This was one of the easiest things to install on a computer I've bought, and I've put these in a few other computers as well as my own.

It's pretty much a no-frills drive, but it's been reliable for me. Out of maybe... hmm...200+ CD's I've...

Pros: Cheap, writes Playstation games and scratch-free audio CDs well.
Cons: Unreliable, fickle, and comes with poorly designed software.

My first CDRW drive was the Memorex 1622, which came with NTI-CD maker software. Some people may complain about its snail paced 2X write speed, but I feel that the manufacturer could address far more compelling problems than that.

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