📀 Portable DVD Drive, USB 3.0 External CD/DVD +/-RW Drive, DVD Player Burner for Laptop, CD ROM Compatible with Windows Linux OS Apple Mac Desktop PC (Black) Review

I assume the reviews for this CD are from fake accounts because this CD is a cheap piece of junk. I think I was able to rip 10 CDs before it started clicking and the front LED was blinking on and off. I totally understand that you get what you pay for, but this is a portable DVD drive, the technology has been around for a while. I usually plan for this Chinese made junk to last at least a year and it's quite sad when I can't even get more than 10 CDs from devices these days. I waited a long…

In short: I just connected it and it works! Already installed on your computer: Windows 10, VLC Media Player, Windows Media Player. Long story short, I have an HP laptop, late 2016 model. It has Windows 10, VLC Media and Windows Media Player installed. The instructions are so small that I had to use reading glasses and a magnifying glass! But I threw that away and just pocketed it. I inserted the CD. Windows asked "What do you want to do?" I chose the CD. And so it was. To verify. A blank disc…

Gone are the days when every computer required a floppy disk drive to run games, media, write and record. Computers almost never come with hard drives for storage these days, and the internet has taken over. Sometimes I like to run old DVD and CD games that I saved years ago and also need a drive for burning and image and video burning. I took a chance and bought it during a lighting deal and am very impressed. At first I was impressed by how light it is. It has a good sense of build quality…

Cheap DVD drive and seemed like a quick fix for burning downloaded music to CD. It came quickly, well packaged. It just doesn't work. Tried with a USB 3.0 hub first. The light on the hard drive is on, but pressing the button does nothing. After several presses, the light went out. Disconnecting and reconnecting started it again, but it just disconnected again. Then I tried connecting directly to the USB port on the Surface Pro. No adapter or anything like that, just a direct connection. Same…

I've decided that for a winter project I'll be converting my CDs to MP3s in a more organized way. I had a DVD/CD burner over 10 years ago that seemed to work fine, but suddenly it stopped recognizing some CDs, especially the ones I recently copied. I think it was an old optical drive so I took the plunge and bought a new one. I use it with my 2017 MacBook Pro 13 inch with the latest operating system. All I can say is that it works perfectly and every CD is recognized. My only criticism is…