Produplicator Pioneer BDR-XD07S Portable 6X Blu-ray Burner External Drive Bundle with 25GB M-DISC BD-R and USB Cable - Burns CD DVD BD DL BDXL Discs

Plug and play - no software required. Worked great right out of the box unlike drives using the Matshita drive mechanism. Had numerous problems with them. Reads blu-rays at 2.0X speed and DVDs up to 10X speed.

I bought this as a work around to my laptop not playing Blu Ray Discs and can not be upgarded to do so. This drive requires spending another $99 to play Blu-Ray Discs.

use it to make music videos blu ray discs that i download from youtube. excellent quality and sound

So far it has worked flawlessly but I have not used one of the 10gb M disc yet.

This drive has a great form factor, barely larger than the discs it will read and only1/2 thick (approximately, I didnt measure). Its powered by the USB cable and works very well for me. Nothing to complain about.

Originally bought the item to write 100GB M-Disk blu-rays. Works perfectly and have since written some other discs as well. Nice product and very quiet.

Work as advertised

Fits in my laptop case with ease. Very thin and portable. Works great for copying dvds.

Recomiendo este producto. Hace justo lo que se necesita de el, lo hace bien y punto. Este grabador es mejor opción que ese de 93 dólares, y de marca desconocida. Pongan unos cuantos dólares más y compren este.

Tried this out hooked up to a brand new Macbook Air M1 with brand new adapters. Initial connection was USB via Apples multiport adapter (USB, Power, HDMI). The drive would power on and sometimes recognize a disc enough to pull header type information. Could not load a blank CD or play a DVD or commercial audio CD. Pretty sure the Macbook Airs have a rep for low power output for HDMI, so I thought maybe USB was also underpowered. I swapped out the multiport adapter for a straight USB to USB-C adapter, and the drive started working, but its incredibly slow. It took AT LEAST a 1/2 hr to burn an hour long CD. Cmon now, I was burning hour long CDs in under 5 minutes 20 years ago. No excuse. Given its possible more power would improve things, I tried running it off a MacBook Pro that typically has no issues with power output or burning CDs. It was faster, but still took 10-15 minutes to burn a 40 minute disk. On the other hand, I hooked up a different CD burner to the brand new Macbook Air, and it burned the same CD in under 6 minutes. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ODDE33U/ So, if you dont care about BluRay support, go with the other drive. I may still order the power adapter and see if this drive can be salvaged, but will probably end up returning it.