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title: "M DISC BD-R 100GB 4X White Inkjet Hub Printable Blank Blu-Ray Recordable Media – 25pk Spindle"
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# 10-year archival durability 100GB ultra-high capacity Inkjet printable surface M DISC BD-R 100GB 4X White Inkjet Hub Printable Blank Blu-Ray Recordable Media – 25pk Spindle

**Brand:** verbatim
**Price:** ₩696111
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 💿 Archive Like a Pro: Future-Proof Your Data with Verbatim M DISC BD-R!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** M DISC BD-R 100GB 4X White Inkjet Hub Printable Blank Blu-Ray Recordable Media – 25pk Spindle by verbatim
- **How much does it cost?** ₩696111 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.kr](https://www.desertcart.kr/products/21616397-m-disc-bd-r-100gb-4x-white-inkjet-hub-printable)

## Best For

- verbatim enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted verbatim brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Massive 100GB Storage:** Store your HD videos, photos & music with room to spare—perfect for professional backups.
- • **Seamless Compatibility:** Works flawlessly with standard BDXL drives—no special burner needed, hassle-free integration.
- • **Proven Legacy & Support:** Backed by Verbatim’s 10-year warranty and decades of data storage expertise since 1969.
- • **Military-Grade Durability:** Data engraved on inorganic layers, impervious to light, heat & humidity—trusted by the US DoD.
- • **Customizable Inkjet Printable Surface:** Create sleek, personalized disc art with rapid-dry, edge-to-edge printing for a polished professional look.

## Overview

The Verbatim M DISC BD-R 100GB 4X is a premium archival Blu-ray disc designed for ultra-long-term data preservation. Featuring a patented inorganic data layer, it resists environmental damage such as light, temperature, and humidity. With 25 discs per spindle, each supports up to 100GB of storage and offers inkjet printable surfaces for custom labeling. Tested for durability by the US Department of Defense and compatible with standard BDXL drives, it’s the go-to solution for professionals seeking reliable, high-capacity digital backups backed by Verbatim’s 10-year warranty.

## Description

Verbatim M DISC optical media is the new standard for digital archival storage. Unlike traditional optical media, which utilize dyes that can break down over time, data stored on an M DISC is engraved on a patented inorganic write layer – it will not fade or deteriorate. This unique engraving process renders these archival grade discs practically impervious to environmental exposure, including light, temperature and humidity. The Verbatim M-Disc 4X BDXL is inkjet and hub printable, allowing you to create custom disc surfaces and artwork for your discs. Compatible with the latest inkjet disc printers, the printable surface offers full-surface, edge-to-edge printing and rapid-dry ink absorption for clear text and photo-quality images.

Review: great disc. good quality. but.... - I bought Verbatim M-disc for the first time to back up my extracted movie Blu-ray ISO. I was worried that it would fail when burning the disc after reading reviews online, but with the right software and a good burner, this disc is very reliable. I bought 25 spindles of 25GB SL discs, and 25 out of 25 discs were burned normally without any errors! Wow! The quality of Verbatim BD-R is undoubtedly good... but the price of M-disc Blu-ray seems a bit too expensive IMO. In the old days of DVD, organic dyes were used, so M-Disc had the advantage of using inorganic dyes to enhance the durability of preservation, but most Blu-ray discs, except for LTH discs, are manufactured using the HTL method that uses inorganic dyes same as M-Disc. Unlike DVD, the M-Disc BD-R discs doesn't require any specific burner and fully compatible with normal bluray recorder. Base on these facts, I don't think the difference between the M-Disc bluray and "normal" HTL bluray discs is big in terms of durability. The price of 25 M-Discs BD 25GB is $65. On the other hand, the price of 25 25GB HTL "Inorganic Dye" BDs manufactured by the same company is $23, while desertcart Japan sells 50 discs for the same price! If there is not much difference between M-Disc and regular HTL, there is no reason for Verbatim to maintain the production line for this disc after Millineta, the creator of this format, went bankrupt, but even considering that, I think the price difference between the two is too much. Of course, I think the quality of the Verbatim discs themselves has been proven this time, so I plan to buy Verbatim Blu-rays again next time (in fact, as of the time of writing this review, the Verbatim discs I ordered from desertcart Japan are already on their way!) Maybe in a few years, I will write a second review of M-Disc and advise you not to repeat the same "mistake" I made just now. Who knows? Only time will tell. For those who want detailed information... The software I used to burn my disc is ImgBurn and I burnt all my discs with 4x speed. All the discs I burnt are verified after the writing is finished. The disc burner I used is LG WH16NS40 with external enclosure (Vantec NST-536S3-BK) I also attach photos of the discs before and after recording.
Review: IF you DO have data that you want to preserve 'long term', then this may be it. - I've always been concerned about exactly HOW LONG data could be stored over the years. Mag tape definitely isn't it, nor is data stored on SSD drives, etc., nor 'paper'....really! Come on! Not likely. Well, if you maintain a CD drive that can record & playback these 100Gb disks then THIS might just be what you are searching for. I finally did get one that seems to work well, after an earlier failure, and am in the process of testing it out. It seems to work well, with only a couple of minor hesitations during playback, but I think that's not an error, just the fact that it's mechanical and probably subject to such things occasionally with very large files-- I'm continuing testing and proving to myself how reliable it will be. The lifetime prospect (storage) for this type of media is way better than what I used before, despite the slower record time and greater cost. Something to work out later, I suppose. OK -- this 'later', and I got some blank BDXL Verbatim disks.....I experimented on the 1st one and was VERY happy with the quality, however the 'but' part of the testing is a 2-parter......Number 1 is the COST per disk is high, and since I'm sure you can't re-record over, you better not waste it.....the 2nd one is a killer, and it was SO slow recording you almost have to start the copy when you go to bed, because by the time it's done (91 Giga bytes writable space) it'll be next morning anyway. Probably minimum of 5-7 hours per disk. However, IF it works out to be the 'longest' storage capability, then so be it. It STILL works good.

## Features

- 25 high-grade non-rewritable BDXL discs with rapid-dry ink absorption for clear text and high quality images
- Stored data is engraved - ultimate archival solution. Impervious to environmental exposure, including light, temperature and humidity
- Media discs with up to 100GB of storage space to back-up your HD video, music and photos with superb resolution and amazing sound quality.
- Withstood rigorous testing for durability by US Department of Defense. Compatible with BDXL optical drives
- Verbatim has been a leader in data storage technology since 1969, and guarantees this product with a 10-year limited warranty and technical support

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B017H13D62 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2 in Blank BD-R Discs |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (1,120) |
| Date First Available | October 27, 2015 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00023942989158 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 1 pounds |
| Item model number | 98915 |
| Language | German |
| Manufacturer | Verbatim Americas, LLC |
| Product Dimensions | 5.5 x 5.5 x 1.94 inches |
| Recording Capacity | 10000 Hours |
| UPC | 023942989158 |
| Unit Count | 25.0 Count |
| Write Speed | 4x |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Verbatim
- **Color:** White
- **Format:** Blu-ray
- **Item Weight:** 1 Pounds
- **Memory Storage Capacity:** 100 GB

## Images

![M DISC BD-R 100GB 4X White Inkjet Hub Printable Blank Blu-Ray Recordable Media – 25pk Spindle - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71BAw7ndKfL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What is the difference between bdxl discs and m-discs ?**
A: Ah, this is fairly straightforward:"BDXL" refers to the Blu-ray specification for quad layer, 100GB discs. You can read about that here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blu-ray_Disc_recordable#Version_4.0.E2.80.94RE_4.0.E2.80.94.28BDXL.29"M-Disc" refers to the actual technology employed in the recording layer. In this case, M-Disc capable discs must be written by M-Disc capable writers, but instead of changing the color of the disc's dye, or changing its phase, these M-Discs and burners actually engrave the data into the disc in a series of pits and lands. M-Discs also come in all typical sizes; 4.7GB DVDs, 25GB, 50GB & 100GB Blu-day recordables. You can read about this here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M-DISC

**Q: Just bought a blu-ray m-disc drive. will the burned m-disc be readable by a standard dvd drive/player? thanks**
A: I just burned several BDXL 100gb's. They are marked with Blu-Ray logo and open read etc fine with the same Blu-Ray drive I burned with. Regular dvd drive does not see the disc. I am going to try a Blu-Ray only external drive - will update.

**Q: Can someone recommend a drive that successfully burns the bdxl m-discs? my pioneer bdr-2209 is only successful about 2 out of 5 discs.**
A: Yes. I've had excellent results on Mac OS X with the LG HL-DT-ST BD-RE  WH14NS40. I bought mine in an external USB3 enclosure from OWC, but I'm quite sure that any you find here would work just as well. I've had a 100% success rate with the 25GB discs.

**Q: Sorry for furthur question. Is the 25gb model with branded surface also made from Taiwan?Thanks a lot.**
A: Hi Shih,Yes, Verbatim M-Disc BD-R 25GB 4X with Branded Surface - 25 Pack Spindle 98909 is made in Taiwan.If you have any other question please contact our Tech Support line: 800-538-8589. Thank you for your interest in our products.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ great disc. good quality. but....
*by D***R on April 27, 2025*

I bought Verbatim M-disc for the first time to back up my extracted movie Blu-ray ISO. I was worried that it would fail when burning the disc after reading reviews online, but with the right software and a good burner, this disc is very reliable. I bought 25 spindles of 25GB SL discs, and 25 out of 25 discs were burned normally without any errors! Wow! The quality of Verbatim BD-R is undoubtedly good... but the price of M-disc Blu-ray seems a bit too expensive IMO. In the old days of DVD, organic dyes were used, so M-Disc had the advantage of using inorganic dyes to enhance the durability of preservation, but most Blu-ray discs, except for LTH discs, are manufactured using the HTL method that uses inorganic dyes same as M-Disc. Unlike DVD, the M-Disc BD-R discs doesn't require any specific burner and fully compatible with normal bluray recorder. Base on these facts, I don't think the difference between the M-Disc bluray and "normal" HTL bluray discs is big in terms of durability. The price of 25 M-Discs BD 25GB is $65. On the other hand, the price of 25 25GB HTL "Inorganic Dye" BDs manufactured by the same company is $23, while Amazon Japan sells 50 discs for the same price! If there is not much difference between M-Disc and regular HTL, there is no reason for Verbatim to maintain the production line for this disc after Millineta, the creator of this format, went bankrupt, but even considering that, I think the price difference between the two is too much. Of course, I think the quality of the Verbatim discs themselves has been proven this time, so I plan to buy Verbatim Blu-rays again next time (in fact, as of the time of writing this review, the Verbatim discs I ordered from Amazon Japan are already on their way!) Maybe in a few years, I will write a second review of M-Disc and advise you not to repeat the same "mistake" I made just now. Who knows? Only time will tell. For those who want detailed information... The software I used to burn my disc is ImgBurn and I burnt all my discs with 4x speed. All the discs I burnt are verified after the writing is finished. The disc burner I used is LG WH16NS40 with external enclosure (Vantec NST-536S3-BK) I also attach photos of the discs before and after recording.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ IF you DO have data that you want to preserve 'long term', then this may be it.
*by M***M on August 13, 2024*

I've always been concerned about exactly HOW LONG data could be stored over the years. Mag tape definitely isn't it, nor is data stored on SSD drives, etc., nor 'paper'....really! Come on! Not likely. Well, if you maintain a CD drive that can record & playback these 100Gb disks then THIS might just be what you are searching for. I finally did get one that seems to work well, after an earlier failure, and am in the process of testing it out. It seems to work well, with only a couple of minor hesitations during playback, but I think that's not an error, just the fact that it's mechanical and probably subject to such things occasionally with very large files-- I'm continuing testing and proving to myself how reliable it will be. The lifetime prospect (storage) for this type of media is way better than what I used before, despite the slower record time and greater cost. Something to work out later, I suppose. OK -- this 'later', and I got some blank BDXL Verbatim disks.....I experimented on the 1st one and was VERY happy with the quality, however the 'but' part of the testing is a 2-parter......Number 1 is the COST per disk is high, and since I'm sure you can't re-record over, you better not waste it.....the 2nd one is a killer, and it was SO slow recording you almost have to start the copy when you go to bed, because by the time it's done (91 Giga bytes writable space) it'll be next morning anyway. Probably minimum of 5-7 hours per disk. However, IF it works out to be the 'longest' storage capability, then so be it. It STILL works good.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best Long-Term Storage Currently Available
*by K***R on December 3, 2025*

The best long-term archival quality storage media on the market (as far as I currently know). I've been happily backing up my precious files to these things for years. Warning: M_DISC compatible Blu-ray drives are required for burning data to those discs.

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