Optodisc BD-R 4X 25GB White Inkjet Printable - 25PC Cake Box

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I own a Pioneer BDR-205 burner and have had no issues with these discs. I have only ever purchased the 10 pack and have bought 2-3 of them so far. All discs are burnt at 4x speed and verified using imgburn.

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For the price it was the best they had and they work great i have no complaints

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I bought a pack of these and a pack of Verbation 2X BD-R when I rebuilt my PC. That pack had not a single coaster. Egged on by its reasonable price to fast writing and verifying speed on Nero Burning Rom, I bought 4 pack of these and it was the worst decision I have made regarding computers ever. I still have 32 BD-R's remaining but I have only been able to write between 29-33 disks without a single failure. This is completely unacceptable. I will opt of Verbatim in my subsequent purchases and will stay away from this brand.

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I normally use Memorex BD-R but my friend talked me into trying these because they were on "sale". After using up my Memorex with 100% success I started using the Optodisc in my LG Wh10LS30 burner with only 1 out of 5 working using Imgburn. So I tried several other free BR burning programs all which failed. Obviously these pieces of junk do not work in LG drives!Do yourself a favour, don't try and save money; buy Verbatim or Memorex.

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I have LG Burner, Oppo BDP93 standalone BluRay Player. Imgburn software. discs from other brands have been used without error, incl other lesser brands, on the same equipment and software.Out of 3 discs burned so far, all appeared to burn successfully, but 2 failed verification, 1 passed.The one disc that passed will play on my BDP93, but just barely, with ocassional pixelation. I would not recommend these discs.

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I am not a fan of inkjet printable discs but I'll buy them on occasion when options are limited or a price is irresistible. They inkjet surface wears out Sharpie markers very quickly.Anyway... I burned a few of these discs with 100% success in my LG, using Imgburn. However, the stand-alone player success rate is a whopping zero. They work fine in a PC. The similar, non inkjet Optodisc BD-R that come in a pack of 10 are much better in this respect (56636). You're better off with Verbatim. NCIX's PM Policy is your friend.

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5 out of 6 burned so far are coasters. Writing failed. The one that did burn wouldnt play in the PS3. These discs are crap. I havent burned a single usable one yet. I burned one Verbatim disc to compare and it burned fine, and plays fine in the PS3. Thus, confirmed that the media is the issue. All were burned with a brand new LG BH10LS30 blu-ray writer. Complete waste of money.

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Got many of these while out looking for a Boxing day sale, only burned 4 so far, both movies and data, and i have to say that i'm impressed so far with this media. I know they are not the best, but they work well for me. Would definately purchase more of these again. And I also like how the top is white, easy to write on.

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The burn quality seems to be nice for the prices of these. I only had 1 coaster out of 15 discs so far but it could just be me trying to decide whether to use VSO or ImgBurn and playing with different settings.As for label print quality, I am using Epson Artisan 50 and it looks pretty nice once printed but was was pretty upset when I held a disc with a little bit of sweaty thumb, the ink smeared a bit. Didn't think it would happen after that disc was printed couple of days ago. Not sure if it was the ink, or just unavoidable having moisture meet ink.All in all, very happy and will buy again, just need to make sure to keep my hands dry handling discs.