Maxell DVD-LC DVD Lens Cleaner, One Size

My DVD recorder was not formatting after recording, and I thought I would have to get a repairman to fix it. I read several of the reviews, and decided to purchase this Maxell lens cleaner DVD. I'm so glad I did. I've used it once, and it worked great! I have been able to record two different times, and the DVD recorder is working perfect. Thank you for a great product! I've already told other people about this DVD lens cleaner.

With so much streaming these days, I rarely watch anything on DVD. But I had a friend over who'd never seen Miller's Crossing, one of my favorite Coen Brothers films. On playback, the sounds was so low I had to crank up the audio to 100, which resulted in terrible distortion. The next day. I went out looking for a DVD legs cleaner. Seems like DVD is now obsolete technology; no audio stores had them. So, I turned to Amazon. There were several choice, but since Maxell had been one of my favorite blank cassette brands back in the day, this is what I ordered. The operating cues on the TV were clear (and the music OK). When I tried Miller's Crossing again, I was able to dial back the audio by 2/3 and it was much cleaner. Worked as expected.

Purchased a few of these to use and keep on hand. Rarely something you consider doing to your devices but probably is something most folks should to keep their devices operating at peak performance. Simple to use and discard of. Effectiveness is hard to gauge but peace of mind can be achieved at the least by doing the cleaning.

Great for cleaning my dvd player. Great product and price as well

This works well! So easy to run programs and only lasts a short time. They show you on screen the different areas it is cleaning. We used twice through to be sure! Does as it says- nap more white specks, loss of s teens or green pic! We will use as suggested and clean every 1 p hours. Once a week for us. Worth the money!

DO NOT PICK AT THE 3 LITTLE BUMPS ON THE PLAYING SURFACE. The Maxell 190050 DVD cleaner came quickly. I opened it up & found no directions written inside the case. Dust cover paper said instructions on rear; so after some tugging, I got the paper out & looked at its back for directions. The DVD enclosed had 3 little bumps on the playing surface, which looked like defects in some plastic surface. So I mistakenly picked at them to smooth them out. But that may have damaged the micro cleaning brushes. They don't look like brushes, but tiny defect bumps on a plastic film surface. Directions say to replace product when brush (singular) becomes visibly worn. I don't see any brush anywhere. I thought maybe it was missing until I noticed on the front dust cover it says, "3 Super fine microfiber brushes." So I figure those 3 bumps must be brushes, but I haven't got out a microscope to look to see if they in fact look like brushes. I ran the disc as directed. The disk played & showed directions on screen and video pictures with a menu of choice: like 1) clean disc 2) check L audio speaker , 23 check R audio speaker , etc. So my DVD player was working to the extent that I could see this menu & heard the classical musical background & watch stuff like clouds floating, plants & insects in a video, while it supposedly was cleaning. But when I got thru on first run, my DVD player would still not play my video DVDs. But then after running the cleaner about 3X, I could now play my DVDs. But after running the disc around 20X, it still would not write on the discs, that is, I still could not record onto a DVD. It could be my fault for not reading the dust cover carefully and having picked at the bumps. But I am next going to try Memorex which advertises 6 brushes, but costs a lot more. Of course if the cleaning does not result in fixing your DVD player / recorder, that proves nothing, since there may be some other malfunction causing your player/ recorder not to work (for example, you might have a bad capacitor on a circuit board). Thus I wish I could make this review "Comments Only," but you have to assign stars to post a review. My main beef is lack of warning on the bumps when you open the case. There should be a piece of paper or warning on disc that says, LEAVE THE 3 BUMPS ON THE DVD ALONE; they are tiny cleaning brushes. UPDATE: I bought the Memorex LASER LENS CLEANER FOR DVD ( 32028015 ) after the Maxell did not restore burn/record ability. The Memorex has more microbrushes that the Maxell. After ~ 1 minute of cleaning, the Memorex restored the DVD burner/recorder so that I could now copy titles off my hard drive to my dvd drive (Pioneer DVR).

I AM SICK OF PROTECTIVE PLASTIC 'PEELINGS' ON PRODUCTS AND EQUIPMENT!!! Every single item lately HAS NOT WORKED until I found the small, almost unnoticed piece of protective coatings. Ridiculous! Leftover plastic on this DVD Cleaner caused it NOT WORK and I should return them! I read the directions! NOTHING STATES REMOVE THIS BEFORE USE except the small unnoticed plastic on the disc....I insert into a server, get a speaker to hear the CD and.... it wouldn't launch and it would not recognize the disc! Great, I tried it in another system and same...defective until I CLOSELY examined the disc and ....It had a small label on the spindle I could not see, a 'protective covering' once removed, it worked but it still would not automatically launch. I'm tired of manufacturers doing this!

My PS5 wasn't reading discs. I ran the cleaning CD through it about 30 times until it cleaned the lens, and my PS5 started working again. Excellent CD. I recommend it.

Cumplió su cometido. Buena marca.

good product

I have 2 CD players and both mis-track. I foolishly thought a DVD cleaner could also clean a CD player lens. WRONG! The CD player doesn't even recognise the disc. I haven't tried it on my DVD player (which works fine). In good conscience, I can't return it as faulty seeing it was I that was faulty. Lesson learned.

runs great, don't loose it if it's not for you. this and another the lazer runs your movies like a dream

Buen producto pues limpia muy bien la lente del blu ray.