BD-R blank Blu-ray discs INTENSO 50 GB 6x write speed, 25-pack cakebox

INTENSO BD-R blank Blu-ray discs provide 50 GB native capacity per disc and are certified for up to 6x write speed. This 25-disc cakebox contains write-once BD-R media compatible with BD-R burners and players that support 50 GB BD-R format. The discs are intended for high-capacity data backup, long-term storage of large files and archiving of high-definition video content.

Advantages

These BD-R discs offer a high storage density of 50 GB on a single layer, enabling storage of large video files, image collections or consolidated data sets without splitting across multiple discs. Certified 6x write speed ensures predictable recording performance on compatible drives. The 25-disc cakebox provides a compact, stackable package for organized storage and easy access.

Suitable for

• Archiving high-definition video projects and camera footage
• Creating long-term backups of large data sets and system images
• Storing large photo libraries and raw image collections
• Distributing large media files that require write-once, read-many media

Key specifications

• Disc type: BD-R (write-once)
• Capacity: 50 GB per disc (native single-layer)
• Maximum write speed: certified up to 6x
• Quantity: 25 discs per cakebox
• Package: cakebox for compact, stacked storage

How to use

Insert a blank INTENSO BD-R disc into a compatible BD burner or optical drive that supports 50 GB BD-R media. Use your chosen burning software and select BD-R 50 GB as the target media type. Choose an appropriate write speed supported by both the drive and the disc; using the certified 6x speed or a lower supported speed will ensure reliable writes. Finalize the disc if you need universal playback on BD players that require finalized media.

Usage recommendations

Store discs in their cakebox in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Handle discs by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the recording surface. For critical archives, verify written data after burning and maintain at least one additional backup copy on separate media.