ASUS SBW-06D5H-U external 6X Blu-ray writer, USB 3.1 Gen 1, USB Type C + Type A cable, Mac Compatible, M-DISC support, Disc Encryption, NERO Backitup, E-Media

Rapid delivery; packed well; works well. V pleased

Works great but only has burner programs included. You will need a advanced program to play Blu-ray films on laptops and desktops. VLC free works great with Dvds and CD. Standard CD can also be played with WMP. Cyberlink powerDVD 18 (payable - depending on you knowledge) or above recommend for play Blu-ray. The included programs work great for burning and ripping. (We have alot of audiobooks on cd we like to have on our MP3 for travel) Usb c connection is brilliant for my laptop. (It is by chance also a Asus) This Product works a charm as long as you have the right programs. CDs, and likely regular dvds, will be plug and play. The burning programs are easy to install just be wary of the spam included as always. The player is mostly silent, only startup it has a thinking hum. It doesn't turn hot at all. Sleek design.

Its disk drive it ok for what it is does the job

Not had a chance to use it to it's full potential yet but fast at copying CDs.

Best one I’ve found had no wasted discs to date

This Blu-ray reader and burner works on Mac and pc is very silent and small, looks very cool with blue led ring

The lead is very short - but a nice slim lightweight drive.

The big problem is that no information is provided that this Blu-Ray player/burner needs special software to actually play Blu-Ray disks. Neither Amazon nor ASUS clearly warned punters of this. Eventually, after well over an hour of frustration, I found that a search for "Programs to run Blue-Ray" gave some good answers and I chose for my Mac the program 'Blu-Ray Player Pro'. To make it worse, while this program is not bad, it had no Help manual either. Then it took another hour first to prove I could get it to run on a Mac Studio and then on a bottom of the range old Intel Macbook Air that could drive the odd TV. It did run on both and produced a good quality image and audio of The Prisoner (long story) on both. The only trouble I had was synchronising the audio with the picture and while it is better now, I am not sure how I did it. The final result is 'Not Bad, Good even, but prepare yourself for a slog to get it all working'.

Dans la catégorie graveur BD DVD Lecteur semble très performant et fiable; le lecteur est solide et pratique a utiliser. Cette option est parfaite.

Bra produkt

excellent produit rien à redire c'est le top.

Gravei, assisti filme no notebook, tudo certo. Vai facilitar muito fazer e acessar backups nas viagens. Ps.: Ainda não testei midia maior que 23 gb.

Yeah yeah, it’s a bit pricey. But this is ASUS, and it is everything you’ll need in a slim compact external drive; it can read, write, rewrite CDs, DVDs, and BDs. The cable is detachable, which is an enormous plus. I hate the gloss finish because of fingerprints, but doesn’t matter much, since my studio is usually dim and chill, and you can’t see them. I tried a cheaper $60 drive and it was a nightmare, with very inconsistent playback, compatibility issues, and especially a hardwired cable that was only 6” long. Like I said, sometimes you just HAVE to pay more for better. Also, it’s plug and play, no need for drivers. Comes with a ROM with bundled software, but it’s unnecessary. Everything you’ll ever need to do can be done right in VLC including ripping and burning. You must make sure that your VLC region code is set properly. Go to Tools/Preferences/Input-Codecs/Show All/Access Modules/Blu-ray/Region and voila! I mention this because mine was set by default to Region B and I needed to change it to region A.