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HomeHome TheaterAccessories & SuppliesBlank MediaMemorex 32020013358 25GB 4X Write-Once BD-R Blu-ray Discs (15pk Spindle) |
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136 of 141 found the following review helpful:
 Data lost after less than 1 year Jan 01, 2010
By TweekR1
Started buying these in Jan 2009 when they were $79.00 / 15pk. I made 30 disks at that time. No coasters. They seemed to work great. I always burn at a slower than the rated speed & I do a verify afterwards.
I needed to get data off of one of the disks in December 2009. I found all the disks burned in January were completely unreadable. One disk that was made in Feb was partially readable using recovery tools. I made 2 disks in March that were fully readable. Altogether I lost 27 Blu-ray data disks that cost me over $150.00. I bought Memorex because I trusted the brand name. Some manager at Memorex figured out how to cut costs on these disks and I'm sure he got a large bonus for improving profits. To the management at Memorex - may the fleas of a thousand stag deer infest your armpits.
70 of 70 found the following review helpful:
Memorex = Ritek = Garbage Apr 05, 2010
By N. Sewell
5-10 people making the same complaint can't be wrong. I never write reviews, but this stuff angers me so much that I must. First of all, pay attention to what your media really is. Memorex, Maxell, these are just rebrands of Ritek media. Ritek has always been garbage, but at the time I purchased these, they were the only affordable brand on the market. They usually burn fine, and work, at first. But after some time passes, none of them are readable anymore. I will never buy ANYthing Memorex, Maxell, or Ritek EVER again. Go with Verbatims instead, or maybe even Panasonic like others have said. But do yourself a favor and check the media code. If it says Ritek, return it immediately.
63 of 63 found the following review helpful:
Burned six discs -- all are now unreadable Feb 08, 2010
By Videojanitor
I had the same experience as the other person -- I have burned six of these BD-R discs, some as recently as November 2009, and now none of those discs will play. I have tried them in several Blu-ray players, as well as the LG burner that created them, and they pretty much behave like a blank disc. This is disappointing, to say the least! Hopefully it was just a bad batch -- I bought them in May of 2009. I have some Panasonic BD-Rs that I burned several years ago, and those still play fine.
24 of 24 found the following review helpful:
These Blue-ray DVD's seem to degrade over a short time Apr 10, 2010
By Aspire One Reviewer
"Ivan"
You know, one would imagine that once you burn successfully a video production using one of these babies (Memorex BD-R, 1-4x, 25GB) you would expect them to last a lifetime. Unfortunately that is not the case.
I burned a High Definition production about 8 months ago, watched the disk 4-5 times, have kept the surface immaculately clean, only to find out I have lost all the work; this happened to 2 of my disks. At first I thought that the Blue-ray DVD drive had gone bad, but tested them in 3 other players, updated my Sony BDP-S550 firmware, and have not been able to read the DVD disks again.
I do not perform surgical operations in brains...but something tells me that this media (perhaps this brand) can go bad over time. Anybody else with same experiences?
16 of 16 found the following review helpful:
15 pack of GARBAGE!! Sep 15, 2010
By Loom Of Doom
BUYER BEWARE!!!! 13 of the 15 BD-R's were total coasters. What a total rip off!! I will never buy any Memorex product EVER AGAIN!
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