BD-R XL optical disc VERBATIM 100 GB 4x, 120 mm, 1 pc (Jewelcase)

Verbatim BD-R XL 100 GB is a single‑recordable Blu‑ray Disc with a native capacity of 100 gigabytes and a standard 120 mm diameter. The disc is intended for write speeds up to 4x and is supplied as a single disc in a protective jewelcase. Compatible with BD‑R XL capable burners and players, this optical disc is designed for storing large volumes of data where long-term readability and physical offline backup are required.

Advantages

This BD‑R XL media offers a high native storage capacity in a single 120 mm disc, reducing the number of discs needed for large projects. The disc supports 4x BD‑R write speeds for reliable recording on compatible drives. Supplied in a jewelcase, the disc is protected from light and handling during storage and transport. As an optical, write‑once medium, it provides a simple offline archival option with stable compatibility across many Blu‑ray readers and players that support BD‑R XL format.

Suitable for

• High‑capacity data archiving and long‑term backups
• Recording high‑definition video projects and large media files
• Distribution of large datasets or software on physical media
• Storing project archives, client deliverables, and legal records

Key specifications

• Disc type: Single‑recordable Blu‑ray Disc (BD‑R XL)
• Capacity: 100 GB native
• Diameter: 120 mm (standard Blu‑ray size)
• Maximum write speed: 4x (BD‑R compatible writers required)
• Packaging: Single disc in a jewelcase

How to use

Insert the Verbatim BD‑R XL disc into a BD‑R XL compatible burner or recorder. Use your operating system or disc‑burning software to select the appropriate write speed (up to 4x) and finalization settings; finalizing the disc ensures wider playback compatibility. After recording, allow the disc to verify and cool in the drive before removing it, then store it in the provided jewelcase away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and strong magnetic fields. Ensure your playback device supports BD‑R XL format before attempting to read the disc.

Usage recommendations

For stable archival results, choose reliable burning software, verify written data after recording, and store the disc vertically in its jewelcase at moderate temperature and low humidity. Avoid touching the recorded surface and keep the disc away from abrasive materials to maintain readability over time.