Pros: I put 50gb of mp4s on these and it plays great on PS3 so far really happy

Cons: my brother printer puts to much ink on em at default mode have to change to slow/gloss mode on print but no biggie

Pros: Cheap and Reliable
1 failed write out of 50, and I could be mis-remembering and had 0 failed writes.

Cons: These are sharpie killers!!! The single layer, printable Optical Quantum disks soak up the sharpie fast but these dual layer disks can ruin a sharpie in 24" or less of writing. What's the point of having a cheap disk if I have to buy a pack of sharpies every time I buy a pack of blurays?

Other Thoughts: I DID figure out how to make a sharpie last longer, but it's still a chore. If you set the bluray down on a soft surface and then, use a cotton cloth (I usually used a shirt sleeve) and scrub the top of the disk the invisible layer of junk on top is removed and the sharpie doesn't get clogged by this material.

OR, you could just go to the competitor (named after a river in South America) and buy the verbatim disks for the same price and not have to deal with this issue.

Pros: I've been through 35 of them, and 34 burned perfectly fine with IMGburn.

Cons: Had one dud in the bunch so far with 15 to go. Not terribly hard to swallow but even one dud knocks off a few dollars of value from the purchase.

Very slight annoyance but difficult to write with a Sharpie on them.

Other Thoughts: This still seems to be the best option/value if ordering BD50's in bulk.