MEDIARANGEBD-R 25GB 6x Write Speed, Full Surface Printable, Cake Box of 25

I have been using these discs for quite some time now and have to say, in my opinion, they are excellent discs. I don't recall even having one failure writing to disc and the print quality is also very good. I have a Panasonic Blu-ray player which plays the disc perfectly with no issues.

Excellent quality for burning Bluray - works perfectly with my PS5

Not bad, printable surface on top side so good if you need thwt, did have one fail when writing but the rest all burned perfectly and seem to have had no problems when test reading after each burn. 1 out of 25 is not bad and typical risk if burning large numbers, so acceptable loss IMO

As my long time favourite BD-R discs have been hard to source lately (and overpriced when available), I've been using these for a few years with very few issues. Now and again I will return to a disc to add new content to find it's no longer readable, or I can't finalise it, but that is a risk with disks you don't fill and finalise in one session. They are not archive quality and I don't know what their long-term storage reliability will be, but they aren't archive price either. For storing non-critically data for 'a few years', they are fine.

I gave these discs a try after years of being faithful to the Verbatim equivalent.It's too soon to comment on longevity, but they seem to be robust, and to work well.It's very easy to write on the surface with an untrafine CD pen.

Good quality, easy to print on, no coasters so far, all in all a good product.Can't really say more than that as they just do what you want and do it well.

Work well. No failures so far

Does what it says "on the tin".