Water Resistant Glossy White Inkjet Printable BD-R 6x 25GB Blu-ray, 25 Disc Spindle

I've burned hundreds of discs from Verbatim, JVC and HP and using these discs I have similar results as the rest, minimal failure rate, maybe one out of 50. The glossy finish in my opinion is a big plus and if the artwork your printing on the label is of high quality and your printer is set to the proper settings you'll have a beautiful finished product. I've used Panasonic Blu-ray BDXL burners exclusively and if I get a 'coaster' it is always due to an error on my part. Also burning at a lower speed results in a better success rate, I always burn using ImgBurn at 2X without issue and keeping your burner clean is essential for minimal failure. The underside of the disc is a metallic looking finish and not the deep blue or gray as with the HP or Verbatim, a dead giveaway for a home made disc. I will continue to use these from now on unless they change the disc or double the price as some manufacturers have done in the past.

GREAT glossy surface that shows colors brilliantly and sharply. I have not had any problems burning these discs; every disc has burned perfectly. I burned at 2x to be conservative, and each disc was completely verified. I use the Asus 16x -BW-16D1HT Internal Blu-ray Burner, which I've found to be perfectly efficient at all times. I highly recommend the PlexDisc Glossy Blu Ray 25gb Discs to anyone who's looking for this kind of media. I used their glossy DVD and glossy CD discs as well, and was equally satisfied.

This is the best writeable Blu-ray disc I've found that has a glossy finish. The printable surface is not as nice as the Verbatim AquaAce surface, but it is pretty close. Verbatim doesn't make a Blu-ray writable with the AquaAce surface for some reason. When I find a BDR with an AquaAce-type surface, I'll give it 5 stars.

I've been using JVC Taiyo Yuden discs for the past 2.5 years to organize and back up my data. They were the only real option for water proof discs. I recently tried out Taiyo's BD-Rs and was, as usual, also satisfied with the print quality. However, the price runs about $10-12 more than these PlexDiscs. And the sheer volume of discs I need to burn means it's just more cost effective to use Plex. But, the million dollar question is how's the quality here? Am I losing anything for the price paid? The answer is no. First two burns in Nero went swimmingly. No coasters yet, and I don't anticipate any. Printing art on these is pretty outstanding, and I'd probably say it's more impressive than the other brand. It's clear and sharp, colors pop (blacks look better), it's quick drying (basically instant), and just overall more visually appealing on first glance. For the cash, this is steal. Single layer, water proof BD-Rs for $1 each is madness. The only "downsides" are these do not ship via Prime, so it's going to be a bit of a wait. Also, Plex does not make these in dual layer 50GB discs. I own those as well and while the print quality is fine (it's matte instead of glossy), the surface is not waterproof and will be prone to smudges. Plex, if you're reading this -- please make these in 50GB and I'll literally throw my wallet at the computer monitor. All in all, the 25GB variety are a must-buy. Cheap price but a ton of value.

They are absolutely water proof. I tried them on the faucet. No smudge at all. The printing side is almost as good as Verbatim aquaace or Taiyo yuden water shield. I think Plexdiscs have more ink absorbing power because I don't get ink spill or leakage at the inner or outer edges of the disc. Sometimes I get that problem with verbatim aquaace discs when the edges of the picture I am printing are too colorful. The burn quality is good. So far I have no coaster that I can attribute to the poor quality of these discs. Yes I get some coasters once in a while but so do I with verbatim aquaace. So I attribute the occasional failures to my burning software and my computer. I highly recommend them. This review applies to both plexdiscs glossy BD R 25gb and glossy DVD 4.7gb because I have both. I wish they made glossy DVD 8.5GB because there are no decent glossy dvd 8.5gb discs. I know about glossy MBI dvd 8.5gb and they will look second grade compared to glossy plexdiscs printing quality.

Amazing discs! My burner has liked them all. And the images produced on the discs by my MX-922 printer are absolutely stunning in a glossy finish. The discs look like they were professionally made, not by a home/office amateur. I've not had an issue yet with any of the created discs playing in the burner or my PS3.

I was able to print nice labels on these discs but totally unable to burn a playable Blu-ray. I was able to burn my project onto a verbatim BD, but using the exact same process I have yet to burn a usable disc. The batch I got had a gold coloring to it which I’ve read might be the issue.

These discs are great! Using an Epson Artisan 50 printer, disc art rivals anything on a commercially produced disc. They are water resistant, so the art is durable. The glossy finish is like no matte disc can come close. Every burn so far has been perfect and played in every BluRay player that I've tried.

At last I've found a BD with a glossy printing surface that produces great looking results and dries to a hard finish quickly. I previously used JVC Watershield, and then Falcon Smartguard BDs. Neither of these are available now, so I'm pleased to find these discs now. I can't make any claims for longevity as obviously too soon for that, but the 4 that I've burnt so far have all been fine - no coasters.

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Good item... Quality of print is good... Are they worth nearly £2 a disc, no not really.. Will probably stick with standard printable for the price.