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Your cart is empty.Whether you are a fortune 500 company or an individual, archiving your critical/important content, (financials, pictures, music, movies, etc.) is serious. The safest and most economical way to archive your digital content is to back it up onto optical discs. The problem is that we have so much content and it would take so many discs to store it all, even using 25GB Blu-ray discs. That’s why Vinpower’s 128GB BDXL archival grade optical discs are a must. Plus, if you want to record videos/movies in the latest 4K Ultra Hi-Def format, even a 50GB BD-R disc often is not enough capacity. That’s why Vinpower Digital is offering a Quad Layer 128GB BD-R XL disc that can hold massive amounts of content, all the while being designed to maintain the content integrity and playability for many many years to come. These Japanese manufactured QL 128GB BD-R XL offers 4X speed and the highest quality for both archival storage and recording Ultra Hi-Def 4K video content. As Sony claims, "In addition to the multi-layer technology we have cultivated so far, our unique combination of materials has ensured high signal quality in all four layers." From these 128GB discs, the elements that make up the recording film are selected for each functional characteristic, such as reflectance and transmittance, and the composition ratio is optimized for all four layers. Due to this incredible attention to every detail, data can be read stably with high quality from each recording layer for a long-time span. In consideration of storage reliability, the newly developed resin material (intermediate layer resin) and dielectric material are used for each layer of the 4-layer disc other than the recording film. That is why these 128GB BD-R XL media are excellent, not only for initial recording quality, but also for long-term storage.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2024
The Sony QUAD layer blue ray disk works great. Burned with: Windows 7 desktop with recent LG M Disc compatible burner (2022). Burn S/W is CyberLink Power2Go which came with the LG burner. At 4X speed and verification turned on - it takes over 3.5hours to burn a full 121GB disk of data;SO YES it will take a while to burn. It will probably take less time if verification is turned off on the Power2Go s/w GUI.The disk is capable of adding more data if you choose not to finalize the disk via the S/W GUI...As usual with all memory devices, the actual practical storage capacity is less than 128GB, somewhere around 121 to 122 GBDisk is supposed to last 50 years, so I will post an update in 50 years....Paid @$98 including tax...Free shipping.Unlike M-Disc- there is no recommendation by Sony to store the Sony disc in an individual jewel case.
Matt
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2024
I tried burning a single large file (~105G) with these twice. Both discs failed around the 75% mark. I went ahead and returned these as these disks are expensive not to have all of them working.
Phil H.
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2024
Disks worked perfectly for offline archiving of a large group of files. Write speed was decent for the amount of data. Must use a burn program like ImgBurn to take advantage of these larger discs as Windows will not natively write to them.
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