BD-R 25GB 6X White Inkjet Printable Blu-ray Discs, 50-Pack

It almost looked like a really bad purchase. The very first disc in the spindle was bad! However, I've burned 22 discs since without a failure! I typically like to burn at a slower then rated speed. I have found that to be much more reliable. However, after running off 10 straight discs at 4X without a coaster, I switched to using the 6X speed - zero problems. Others have stated success at higher burn speed yet. I'll give it a try sometime in the future. The bottom line though, these burn great at the advertised speed. If you see them on sale, don't hesitate to purchase. FYI........my Panasonic BluRay player reads these just fine. Burner Used: LG Black 14X BD-R (WH14NS40)

I’ve been using these discs for years and I have always performed exactly as needed with no problems. I highly recommend them.

I have burned nearly the entire pack-worth of discs. I have only had two fail. My application is simply for data storage rather than regular disc use. I am pleased with these discs!

I have been using these Optical Quantum 25GB printable blu-ray disc for about three plus years now and had no problem. I have gone through about 550 of these disc by now. I do burn only at 1x - 2x speed to get the best reduce chances of error, like I do with any other disc burning process and to help check the recording, I do set my burning program to do the "Verify" process, then I spot check each disc. Quality control is very important for my business reputation. After creating my iso file in other programs, I burn my iso file to create my master BD disc on using Toast 9 burning on Pioneer BDR-XD05B then duplicating more and DiscMakers Blu-ray tower. The printable white goes all the way to center. The only wish I have, is if these disc could have that nice white water proof gloss look like the Taiyo Yuden DVD does, as those makes the inkjet print really nice like store purchased movies (silk screen look). Regardless, these Optical Quantum 25GB printable blu-ray disc are great discs at a low price.

Blu Ray Movie: 11.16GB Blu Ray Disc Image using Toast Titanium 14 Mac OSX Sierra 10.12.4 RAM: 32 GB iMac 27 inch Late 2012 Blu Ray Drive for the test: HL-DT-ST BD-RE BE14NU40: (14x max BR) Firmware Revision: 1.01 Interconnect: USB Burn Support: Yes (Generic Drive Support) Profile Path: None Cache: 4064 KB Reads DVD: Yes CD-Write: -R, -RW DVD-Write: -R, -R DL, -RAM, -RW, +R, +R DL, +RW BD-Write: -R, -RE Write Strategies: CD-TAO, CD-SAO, CD-Raw, DVD-DAO All Blu Ray disks are 25GB 6X Rated Inkjet Printable: Verbatim : 50 Verbatim Blu Ray 25 Gb Bd-r Single Layer 6x Speed Original Spindle Printable Blueray Highest Burn Speed: 9x Average Speed at finish: 7x HP: HP BD-R 6X 25GB 10PK Cake Box White Inkjet Printable Highest Burn Speed: 9x Average Speed at finish: 7x PlexDisc: PlexDisc 633-214 25 GB 6x Blu-ray White Inkjet Printable Single Layer Recordable Disc BD-R, 50-Disc Spindle Highest Burn Speed: 8x Average Speed at finish: 7x Optical Quantum: Optical Quantum OQBDR06WIP-H-50 6X 25GB BD-R White Inkjet Printable Single Layer Blu-Ray Recordable Media 50-Disc Spindle Highest Burn Speed: 8x Average Speed at finish: 7x Conclusion: Paying the extra $10-$20 or more for the Name brands doesn’t really save much time and they aren’t worth the price. It may be different on other Blu Ray burners, but my LG was consistent on these speeds. FYI: I have burned mostly the PlexDisc and have only had 1 coaster with other 100 burned discs.

I bought these 25 GB single layer Optical Quantum BD-R disks to replace my existing Verbatim BD-R disks which were bought around late 2023 which has been kept in a very clean environment where the BD-R's are not touched by hands and fully protected from dust. I already had 3 failed backup of my 25GB Windows 10 data files using ImageBurn 2.5.8 Backup software. I uploaded 3 images of the 1) Optical Quantum ImageBurn log where the write and verification were successful, 2) the ImageBurn Error pop-up for the Verbatim BD-R disk stating "I/O Error" on the the verify process after data was written successfully to the Verbatim BD-R disk but could be read and compared to the source hard disk files, 3) the Verbatim ImageBurn log where the backup write was successful but the read verification had an I/O read error. The Optical Quantum BD-R disk backup/verification took 12 minutes and 8 seconds to complete successfully while the Verbatim BD-R disk backup/verification took 14 minutes and 19 seconds and totally failed. The Optical Quantum BD-R disks are quality BD-R disks as many Amazon users stated in their reviews. I intend to buy more of these quality Optical Quantum BD-R disks in the future, especially the Dual Layer 50GB BD-R disks

About 1 in 10 were defective with the burn attempt failing...

I had purchased another brand of BD-R discs and none of them would burn without generating an error on my burner. I thought my Pioneer burner had gone bad. So before I bought a new one I tried these. There was no problem. It Saved me the cost of an unnecessary burner purchase.

Die besten die ich bisher hatte. Keine einzige verbrannte sehr zu empfehlen 👍👍😄

I use these purely to store back-up data on. These are perfect, well priced and I have had no issue with any of the discs so far, having used 20. The surface is printable but I just write the contents on them. I cannot fault these. Why pay more?

Este producto es por la compra del quemador se tiene que comprar para sacarle provecho al quemador

I used to never have a problem with these bluray discs. I am a film producer and burn my movies to Bluray. But after this purchase I noticed there are some dud discs in the package. For ages I though it was my PC. At least 5 discs say "Data is full please insert a blank disc" , two could not burn properly. Others work fine. I might have to find a different brand of discs. A shame as I used to find these very reliable .

I have been looking for a good blank Blu Ray spindle for awhile now. I took the chance with these and I am quite happy with them. No coasters (usually if you get a coaster, most times I find it is the software/settings you use). The quality of them seems great. Impossible to tell right now how they stand up to time, but they seem solid. I'd say, you need blank blu rays these will do the trick and a much lower cost than the other guys.