BD-R Verbatim 25GB 50 pcs optical discs — write-once Blu-ray recordable media

Pack of 50 Verbatim BD-R 25GB write-once Blu-ray discs designed for optical data storage. Each disc provides 25 gigabytes of native capacity and is intended for single-session recording where data permanence is required. These BD-R media are compatible with Blu-ray recorders and players that support BD-R format and are suitable for archiving, video recording, backup and other applications that demand stable, non-rewritable storage.

Advantages

Verbatim BD-R discs offer reliable, long-term data retention with a standardized 25GB capacity per disc. The write-once format prevents accidental erasure or modification, making these discs suitable for final archival copies and legal or compliance records. Their physical form factor ensures compatibility with most BD-R compatible burners and players, while the pack quantity provides an economical supply for ongoing projects.

Suitable for

• Archiving documents and records that require non-rewritable storage
• Storing HD video projects and finalized video masters
• Creating system backups and software images for long-term retention
• Transporting large datasets in a physical, tamper-evident format

Key specifications

• Disc type: BD-R (write-once Blu-ray recordable)
• Capacity per disc: 25 GB (native)
• Quantity: 50 discs per pack
• Compatible formats: BD-R compatible burners and players
• Intended use: long-term storage, archiving, video recording, backups

How to use

Insert a BD-R disc into a compatible Blu-ray recorder or burner and select the BD-R recording option in your recording software. Use the software to add files, create video projects or write disc images following the recorder’s recommended write speeds and verification options. Allow the disc to finalize after writing if you require standalone playback in BD-R compatible players; finalized discs cannot be further modified.

Usage recommendations

Store discs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and strong magnetic fields. Handle discs by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the recording surface and allow freshly written discs to settle for a short time before playback or long-term storage to ensure optimal data integrity.