Verbatim BD-R XL 100GB* 4x Wide Inkjet Printable 5 Pack Jewel Case

The Verbatim BD-R XL 100GB discs provide high-capacity writable Blu-ray media designed for storing large files, high-definition video and extended archives. Each jewel-case pack contains five 100GB BD-R XL discs with a 4x write speed and a 120 mm optical disc diameter. The discs feature a wide inkjet-printable surface for direct labelling and are compatible with most BD-R drives that support XL media.

Advantages

These BD-R XL discs offer significantly greater storage than standard recordable DVDs, delivering 100GB per disc to accommodate HD video, large backups and archives. The 4x write speed balances recording time and reliability, while the wide inkjet-printable surface enables easy professional or personal labelling. The 120 mm standard diameter ensures broad drive compatibility for reading and writing.

Suitable for

• Archiving large data sets and system backups
• Storing and distributing high-definition video (HD)
• Long-term storage of photo libraries and project files
• Professional or personal disc labelling using inkjet printers

Key specifications

• Brand: VERBATIM
• Media type: BD-R XL (write-once)
• Capacity: 100 GB per disc
• Write speed: 4x
• Pack quantity: 5 discs (jewel case)
• Printable surface: Wide inkjet printable
• Optical disc diameter: 120 mm
• MPN: 43789
• EAN: 0023942437895

How to use

Insert a compatible BD-R XL disc into a BD-R drive that supports XL media. Use your preferred disc-burning software to select the 100GB BD-R XL as the target medium and choose appropriate write settings (4x recommended for balance of speed and reliability). Allow the burn process to complete before ejecting the disc. After burning, you can print directly onto the wide inkjet-printable surface using a compatible inkjet disc printer.

Recommendations

Store discs vertically in their jewel cases, avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, high temperatures and high humidity. Verify drive compatibility with BD-R XL media before bulk use and keep finalised discs in protective sleeves or cases for long-term archiving.