📀 Optical Quantum 2X 25GB BD-RE Blu-ray Blank Discs (Pack of 10) – Logo Top (MPN: OQBDRE02LT-10) Review

While I can't comment on durability yet, I don't have stands. For people who want to know the Carrier ID: CMCMAG-CN2-000. The quality of CMC media is not usually considered top notch like Verbatim's MCC, but so far there have been no problems.

I bought these rewritable discs to burn my home videos before making the final disc and even after burning several times they work great and can work on my Sony Blu-ray -Player can be played ah and ps3. The price may be lower now than when you bought it. Definitely recommend them.

This is my first Blu-ray disc that has gone through my Panasonic BD. There were no problems with the first drive and the full system mirroring took only a few minutes. So far I haven't encountered any of the issues that other reviewers have commented on with the expensive branded disc counterpart. No read/write errors or compatibility issues between drive and hard drive. I am absolutely delighted with this brand.

These BD brands are great and great value. While I have no issues with these drives, I use them to back up my personal data and they work flawlessly. I am reviewing other brands and the Quantum value for money is by far the best we all know is literally great but I will take a chance and guess if they were the same price I would buy these drives still got it instead of Verbatim because Quantum BD-RE and BD-R have been working great for me for over a year and a half so I will definitely keep…

I bought this spindle (with 10 media) from Revain about 9 days ago. I wanted to buy some 25GB BD-RE media that would be good/cheap. It also suits my needs and my wallet. I've been using a Ritek DVD+RW (8x) which I also bought from Revain.com about 2 years ago, but 4.7GB now seems too small. Received this product this morning and immediately used it on my PC in Nero 12 Platinum. Works great / OK. I'll be placing an order for 1 or 2 more spindles soon. Thank you for the good work and please keep…

When I burned the first few discs, the data came on without any problems. I've heard people complain about high capacity drives not writing data properly. I have had absolutely no data corruption with these drives. I like the fact that they are very large in terms of storage. The packaging was great when the disc arrived. easy to open and well packaged. So far I have only used two of these drives because they are very spacious. They are just BEAUTIFUL! I recommend this company's drives to…

I have a digstor Blu Ray Writer that plays and writes Blu-ray. Unfortunately, the speed is slow and it takes a long time to record. You have faster Blu-ray burners, but you're pretty limited if your computer only has 2.0 ports. The advantage of rewriting is that you can use it more than 100 times. The bad thing about rewritable discs is that the writing speed is slower. It's great for smaller projects, but for movies you need a faster writer. Another good thing is that they can store up to 25GB

I ordered these as a test to try out my new Blu-ray burner and see if it would work with these cheaper Blu-ray discs easily and good system recovery discs can create discs and it was successful. I used Cyberlink Power2Go 8 software, which can do a full system recovery on a Blu-ray disc with a few simple clicks. The software used 1 blank 25GB disc instead of the multiple DVD-R discs normally required. The process went well and the data was validated correctly and I even ran a test and restored…

Update: When I just started using the new Blu-ray drive, I realized that the old drive mentioned below is probably is not compatible with these discs. Although the user manual states 2x the BD-RE discs, the drive actually records 2.3x. The extra speed can be the cause of the problems listed below. My guess is that rewriting at the wrong speed can cause corruption to build up on the drive, leading to failure. The new drive actually reports and writes discs 2x. At the moment all writes on the new