Optical Quantum 6X 25GB BD-R Blu-ray Blank Disc White Inkjet Hub Printable - 25 Discs

I bought these 25 GB single layer Optical Quantum BD-R disks to replace my existing Verbatim BD-Rdisks 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 statedin 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

Took me awhile that my DL DVDs wouldn't work for the hi res pictures and videos I took on a recent cruise. Finally, stepped up to Blu-Ray, and voila! these worked perfectly. No bad ones yet.

These are a great price for blank Blu-ray Discs. Will get again.

I'm a little old school and like to have non-magnetic backups of certain data and media. I've been using these BD-Rs for about a decade and haven't been let down yet. They all burn without fail and I've never had a read problem unless I've damaged the disc, but the are incredibly durable and very difficult to damage.

I've used several brands of BD-rom disc and these get the job done very well. I've used perhaps a third of the discs--they write quickly, all without a single wasted disc. The inkjet-printable top surface is a bonus, even if you don't have an inkjet printer, it makes it easier to use a permanent marker or possibly a pencil (though I wouldn't recommend the latter).I can assure you that these do the job as well as any I have yet found, irrespective of cost. These make restoring backups from disc fast and easy.

These appear to be good quality Blu-ray discs. I specifically chose these because they are inkjet printable. Unfortunately, my inkjet printer went kaput, so I write on them for now. Every disc I've tried so far has burned successfully. I would buy them again when I need more.

I like to have some of these BD-R discs on hand to archive videos I have made or videos I? have collected off the net. These ones have a surface which can be used with certain inkjet printers. Those printers result in a much better looking disc (text and/or graphics) than just writing the contents with a marker. So far I have not had any issues with the quality or longevity of the disks. I have been using these for several years.

This is a pretty cheap way to store gigabytes of data, and more convenient than DVD-rom which has much less capacity per disk.I haven't been using BD-rom for long enough to meaningfully judge it's "longevity", but I can reliably read DVD-roms from decades ago as long as they aren't scratched, and BD-roms come standard with a superior scratch-resistant coating.