Blu‑Ray Disc BD‑R 25 GB 120 mm 25 pcs SmartDisk 69836 (white, jewel case)

SmartDisk Blu‑Ray Disc BD‑R 25 GB 120 mm, pack of 25 in a jewel case, are single‑write optical discs designed for reliable storage of large files. Each disc offers a native capacity of 25 GB on a 120 mm medium with a white printable surface. The BD‑R format is compatible with BD‑recorders and many Blu‑Ray drives, making these discs suitable for video recording, long‑term archiving and high‑capacity backups.

Advantages

These SmartDisk BD‑R discs provide a high storage density of 25 GB per disc while remaining compatible with standard BD‑R recorders and many Blu‑Ray drives. The white printable surface allows direct inkjet or thermal printing for labeling and personalization. Supplied in a compact jewel case, the pack keeps discs organized and helps protect them from dust and scratches during storage and transport.

Suitable for

• Archiving large data sets and documents
• Recording full‑length high‑definition video
• Creating off‑site backups for important files
• Distributing large multimedia projects and presentations

Key specifications

• Disc type: BD‑R (single‑write Blu‑Ray Disc)
• Capacity per disc: 25 GB (native)
• Diameter: 120 mm
• Surface: white printable
• Quantity: 25 discs per pack
• Packaging: jewel case

How to use

Insert a disc into a compatible BD‑recorder or Blu‑Ray drive and select the BD‑R writable option in your burning software. Add files or video projects and configure write speed according to your drive’s recommendations. After burning, allow the disc to finalize if required by your software to ensure cross‑device readability. For labeling, use compatible inkjet or thermal printers designed for printable BD surfaces or apply non‑solvent markers formulated for optical media.

Usage recommendations

Store discs in the supplied jewel case in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Handle discs by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the recording surface and avoid bending or dropping discs. For long‑term archiving, keep at least one duplicate copy in a separate physical location and verify burned data using checksum or verification features in your burning software.