VERBATIM BD-RE Single Layer Blu-ray Rohlinge 25 GB I Blu-ray-Disc mit 2-facher Schreibgeschwindigkeit I mit Kratzschutz I 10er-Pack Spindel I Blu-ray-Disks für Video- und Audiodateien

Seemed to burn well, though only at 1x if you enable defect management. Data read speeds were good without errors or data mismatches at readback. Bought these as a cheaper alternative to cheapo flash drives for backups or home video files to play on a blu ray player, half of which have write speeds that crater into the KB/sec once the cache is full. I have used this brand of BD-RE in the past and didn't have any issues five years on reading data back from one. Contrary to popular belief, the metallic phase change layer of these is stable if you keep them out of the sun and extreme heat and isn't likely to decay in 20-50 years, so makes a good addition to a 1-2-3 backup system.

J'achète régulièrement des produits de cette marque, et ceci depuis plusieurs années : CD, CDRW, BD-R, BR-RE, clé USB, carte mémoire. Il ne me reste qu'à tester le MDISC. Je recommande ces produits et cette société pour son sérieux. Le support produit est à votre écoute. Et autres avantages, les produits s'achètent dans tous les grossistes connus.

Funktioniert bisher einwandfrei. Keine Schreib- oder Lesefehler.

First off, Macs don't tend to play well with blu-ray discs and I was getting tired of using the write-once kind, only to have them fail mid-way during the writing process (Verbatim discs, which I have always found to be superior to the other brands that I have tried). The same write-once discs and burner used to work fine on older Mac OSs. I will say that while blu-ray discs aren't amazingly cost effective, I've found them to be more reliable in the long run than solid state or rotating hard-disk drives. Plus, once something is written optically, it's automatically an offline backup, which helps protect your files from malware and such. I found that with these discs, I do need to do a complete "erase" on each one before writing, but that may be a Mac OS thing. I'm not sure. So far, I haven't had a single one of these fail, and if they did, well, that's the point of re-writable. Keep in mind that these are 2x discs, so they will burn slowly, but that's not a huge deal for me. I always burn at the slowest speed anyway since I have had the best luck doing so. Keep in mind, if you have a Mac, you'll usually need third party software to burn any blu-ray properly. That software can get expensive. But again, it's nice to have offline copies of my most important files. It's also easy to keep an additional copy at another physical location. As with any optical disk, keep them out of sunlight and heat. A case is a good idea as well, but I haven't had any issues with scratching. So if you need BD-RE, these are a great choice!

So far so good. I asked the question about using these in a PS3 and they work fine. I can burn a disc with a test file on it, try it in my PS3 or LG Blu-ray player and then reuse it. Once I know the file is good I can burn it on a regular BD-R. 2X speed is a little slow but I would rather have a slow burn speed on a test disc than burn a poor file and waste a disc.