Optical Quantum 25GB 6X BD-R 50 Packs Spindle Blu-ray Media Logo Top Model OQBDR06LT-50

Pros: - Cheap - No failures - Very good price/Quality ratio

Cons: - none

Overall Review: In case you don't know, these are made by Optodisc who were acquired by Vinpower Digital (Optical Quantum). Optodisc also makes discs for the "Plexdisc" brand. The MID is the same. Plexdisc cost more though. For Optical Quantum, their 4x are made by Phillips. The 6x are made by Optodisc. Quality scans that I've searched for on the internet show that Optodisc are better than Phillips. Concerning longevity, I've tested discs that I burned in 2012 (5 years ago) and they still play flawlessly. I can rip them with zero "slowdown," which suggests that the burner is having trouble reading the disc. Opti Drive Control also returns great results. There is another recent review on here by someone claiming that the discs don't last. I don't find that to be the case. It's probably just his burner. I saw this based on personal experience. One time I had a DVD burner going bad. It would successfully burn, but the laser was going bad so the burns were not very good. About a year after burning, I could only read the dvds on a brand new Liteon drive. My other drives couldn't read it. This is probably what happened to him. Even Verbatims will produce poor quality burns if the burner is shot.

Pros: I bought these to backup all of my movies. I have burned 5 discs using K3B at 8x speed so far with no problems. They will let me burn faster than the rated 6x speed in my WH14NS40 drive.

Cons: They only hold 23.3GiB of data.

Pros: I ordered these and have used about 30 of them so far. Not 1 bad burn. The disks seem to be high quality and if you can get them for $14 like I did scarf them up !!!! THEY ARE GREAT!!!

Cons: I don't know about long term yet maybe I'll update this in a few years if I think about it about how well the burn holds to these disks. But honestly I don't believe this to be an issue.

Pros: I've burned about 40 of the 50 in this spindle, and had only one failure. That failure was because I had accidentally left a large fingerprint next to the hub. That'll teach me to burn disks while snacking. I see that the price has dropped since I bought this, so I'm ordering another 50 today!

Cons: None, baby. None.

Pros: Using an Asus burner running the Lite-On PL06 firmware from November '13. Imgburn sees the media as 10x compatible so I let it do its thing*. The first disc tried going over 6, but quickly reverted to 6 and finished correctly. Every disc since then has proceeded to 10x, and also finished correctly. So no coasters yet, most burn at 10x, and Verify confirms a solid burn for each. * Source Media Type: BD-R (Disc ID: CMCMAG-BA5-000) (Speeds: 4x, 6x, 8x, 10x)

Cons: none yet

Pros: Good price on a 50 pack

Cons: None noted

Overall Review: I bought these with a LG Bluray burner. I have recorded eight discs so far with excellent results. So far I would highly recommend these discs. I do not know why other people say they will not work. i have had no problems.

Pros: I've burned 2 of these almost full discs at 6x (and 6x is sloooooooow, approx 41 minutes to burn 23gb) but both discs read fine even in my Ps3 They come on a spindle 6x speed (these burn fine @ 6x on my LG WH14NS40) Pristine disc surface

Cons: Cannot fit entire contents of disc on label, no real complaints about the discs though

Overall Review: I've only tested 2 but they burn and read fine on my LG bluray burner, at a cost of about $1 a disc all in.

Pros: The Quantum Blu-ray Media was able write at a speed at 12x speed, which I didn't anticipate. I tried, 4x, 6x and 12x and they all worked fine. Out of the first 8 I burned the media was able to write without any issues.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: These worked well with my ASUS USB 3.0 12X Blu-ray Burner Model BW-12D1S-U/BLK/G/AS without any issue. With this media, I was able to write 6 in a row at 12x speed with no issues.