Review on ASUS DRW-24B3ST/BLK/G: High-Speed SATA Optical Drive in Classic Black by Adisorn Sarakari ᠌
Everything in the product suited me, the price is generally perfect.
The drive itself has my complete and utter satisfaction, but my experience with the online transaction was less than ideal. I had ordered the Retail version, but they sent me the OEM version, despite the fact that the receipt specifies that I should have received the Retail version. In addition to that, the drive arrived crushed around the connections where it was attached (seen in the photo). Dissatisfied with the retail establishment
- Reads even worn out and scratched discs, which most other drives are unable to identify at all. MDISK support. A formal appearance that is applicable in a variety of contexts. In the event that the optical drive is unable to be accessed, the device will enter a sleep mode in which it will consume significantly less power.
- Although this is true for all drives, the level of noise is most noticeable during the recording process.
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