Blank BD-R Disc OMEGA 25 GB 4x, Pack of 25 (MPN 41567)

Blank BD-R Disc OMEGA 25 GB 4x, Pack of 25 are single-layer write-once Blu-ray recordable discs designed to store up to 25 GB of data per disc. These OMEGA BD-Rs support 4x write speed and are supplied as a pack of 25 discs intended for use in compatible Blu-ray burners. They are suitable for archiving, high-capacity video recording and large backups where reliable, long-term write-once media is required.

Advantages

The single-layer BD-R format provides stable, write-once storage that reduces the risk of accidental modification. With 25 GB per disc and 4x write speed, these discs balance capacity and recording time for large files such as full-length HD videos or multi-gigabyte project archives. Supplied as a pack of 25, the set is convenient for batch recording and organised archival workflows. The discs are compatible with standard Blu-ray burners supporting BD-R media.

Suitable for

• Archival storage of documents and project files
• Recording and storing high-definition video
• Long-term backups of photo libraries and multimedia
• Distribution of large data sets or master copies

Key specifications

• Disc type: BD-R (single-layer, write-once)
• Storage capacity: 25 GB per disc
• Maximum recordable speed: 4x
• Pack quantity: 25 discs
• Compatible format: Blu-ray recordable drives that support BD-R media

How to use

Insert a disc into a compatible Blu-ray burner and select BD-R as the target medium in your burning software. Prepare data using standard disc authoring or backup applications, set the desired write speed (up to 4x) and start the recording process. Verify recorded sessions where your software provides verification options. After burning, label discs clearly for easy identification and store them in protective sleeves or a disc case to minimise dust and scratches.

Usage recommendations

For reliable long-term storage, keep discs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and high humidity. Use a moderate write speed (not always the maximum) if your burner recommends it for best compatibility. Test one disc after recording a batch to confirm successful writes before proceeding with large-scale backups or distribution.