RiDATA 25GB 6X BD-R Inkjet Printable 50 Packs Spindle Disc Model BDR-256-RDIWN-CB50

Pros: GREAT PRICE AND THEY WORK AS GOOD IF NOT BETTER THAN THE NAME BRAND.REVIEWS ARE BAD ,DON'T NO WHAT PEOPLE ARE DOING WRONG.I HAVE BOUGHT 3 50 PACKS AND BURNED ABOUT 80 BLU-RAY MOVIES NOT 1 COASTER.

Cons: NONE

Pros: Inexpensive. Burns 25GB in a little over 15min

Cons: None, but see other comments

Other Thoughts: With ImgBurn (haven't checked it with other programs) the automatic profile reads this disc as supporting 12x burn speeds. I didn't notice that initially and on my second burn it failed. I manually set the profile to 6x max for these discs and haven't created a coaster since.

Pros: I got 2/14 of them to burn successfully so far.

Cons: Currently burning what I expect to be my 12th coaster.

Other Thoughts: The burn process completes but the verification always fails somewhere after 80%.

I wish this product had some reviews before I bought it three months ago. Now I'm stuck with this garbage. I guess I might as well waste my time burning the rest of my coasters; I paid for them.

Pros: It was cheap.

Cons: All the disks burned so far were coasters.

Other Thoughts: Do not take the risk. You will surely be dissappointed.

Pros: Got for a great price to try out on My new Blu-Ray Burner. I read all the horror story about all brands of Blu-Ray disk that were great at making coaster. No problem the work as good disk that cost twice as much. If I found out that many of the brand name use these disks and but there label on them

Cons: Only Con is I didn't buy another 5 packs.

Other Thoughts: I using a ASUS BW-12B1ST that I got from NewEgg if you also have one of these burner these Disk are the ticket

Pros: Price, up to 8x write with Pioneer BDR-2208, inkjet printable.

Cons: Only time will tell if they last, withstand scratches, and any dye degradation.

Other Thoughts: I purchased a Pioneer BDR-2208 Blu-Ray burner and these RiData BD-R discs at the same time. The cost is about $1/per disc when you include the shipping. So far I have burned about 5 out of the 50 discs, and even though the specs say 6X, the Pioneer burner shows them at 8x. Keep in mind the Pioneer can burn up to 15x, but there are no discs that support it. The inkjet printing works well with my Epson, but I did notice the printed image doesn't look quite as good as the Verbatim DVD printable I've been using for many years, but not a big concern. Still, at the $1/disc price, I'm quiet pleased so far. I just hope the quality lasts and the dyes used on inside the disc don't start to degrade after a few years like some cheap poor quality DVD-R discs. The Verbatim DVD-R discs that I've been using for 8 years still play just fine, so hoping these RiData BD-R last long too.

Pros: None

Cons: Tried everything these disks are junk mostley coasters. Used different top rated software and purchased new media from different source that burned fine, all issues point to AVOID these at all cost you have been warned.

Other Thoughts: Shame on you newegg for selling this garbage

Pros: Capacity (obviously), burn speed, print surface quality, compatibility with my drives. Had no coasters at all.

Cons: Rounded edges make these discs very easy to drop, so one has to be a bit more careful than with most other discs. Not sure why Ridata did this. I took a star off for that, although I really think it's only really a half-star issue.
Kind of ridiculous shipping price; the 4x ones ship for two-and-a-half bucks less(??) Waddup widdat?

Other Thoughts: I started with the 25 pack so I could see what the quality would be, and I am satisfied enough to now be buying the 50-packs from now on.
I've noticed Newegg's shipping prices have been significantly rising lately, as they have gotten bigger; I suspect they're marking up shipping and making a profit on it. That makes me shop around more than I used to and has already cost them some business. Oh well...