7 in 1 External Blu Ray Drive, External Blueray/DVD Drive for PC with SD/TF Port Blu Ray Burner, Support 100G Disc R/W for PC External Blu Ray Drive for Windows Linux MacOS Laptop Desktop

I recently purchased a Dell 15 inch laptop but it does not have a DVD drive, which I do need on occasion, and it is skimpy with just 3 USB and 1 Type C ports (most of the time it "acts" as a desktop with external keyboard, mouse, and monitor which take up 2 of its 3 USB ports. Thus, I have been in the market for an external DVD/CD drive and this 7 in 1 External Blu-ray Drive grabbed my attention with its impressive capabilities coupled with its 2 USB 3.0 ports, 2 Type C ports, 1 SD card slot, 1 TF card slot, so I decided to buy it. Set up took like 5 seconds - just plug into either a USB or a Type C port my laptop, and it was immediately recognized and ready for use. No drivers or anything else to install. I first put in an audio CD and it played the songs and I listened to the music over headphones connected to the USB 3.0 port on the player without having to use my last USB port on my laptop. Next I put in a wedding DVD and played MP4s and they looked great as I expected them to. My final test was to load software purchased on a DVD, namely TurboTax, because when I buy software, I prefer having it on a DVD versus a download. And that worked fine. This device has enormous capability with its Blue-ray 3D features and should perform well for anyone with those needs, but I do not presently have the need for those advanced features although I do like having that capability should the need ever arise. Bottom line, I'm very impressed with this 7 in 1 External Blu-ray Drive and believe it fills an important role next to my new laptop, and the price is VERY reasonable!

Outstanding product, compatible almost with anything you have ,love the price and very practical and slim design.

I needed a External CD drive and ordered this one, only one problem, it didn't work. Windows 11 23h3 version is installed on my Newer HP Desktop and also on my new laptop - neither pc has a dvd/bluray installed, so I figured this should have worked. Not sure if it may have been a faulty unit so I decided to return it to Amazon. Amazon approved my return and credited me back promptly. I am thinking it is probably Microsoft Windows 11 had an update during the past year that probably caused the problem as I have no problems with USP flash drives or Hard drives that have no problems and they connect perfectly to either of my pcs and work perfectly.

My laptop has no CD/DVD/BluRay drive, so I decided to use this external drive, mainly for making photo backups and creating musical CDs, as my car radio does not have USB input. I tested this unit using both its cables (the one built-in, and also its USB-A <--> USB-C delivered with it. For my first test I have inserted an DVD-R disk declared for 16X speed, but the program (Ashampoo Burning Studio v26) has automatically chosen 8X speed after the disk checking phase.In all, it worked correctly and its verification step found no errors.One thing only... the added cable is a tad short, at least for my laptop which has only one USB connecting point on each side, so the burner had to be behind it, for both cables to reach to laptop's both sides. Not a problem really, but I'll try to find a longer cable so as to be able to arrange it more comfortably on the table. So this is more a question of my table than of the burner / player!IMHO, it is one good product.

This is a great and affordable Blu-Ray DVD player/writer. It's very responsive and easily connected to my laptop with a variety of connection choices. I used CyberPower DVD player to watch my Blu-Ray DVDs, which they actually suggested in the instruction pamphlet. One nice thing was this now acted like a supported USB/micro/flash drive connection and I could access any additional plugged-in device. I used it with a portable hard drive, SD card and micro-SD card to see if it really did all that was advertised. I even burned a DVD with it. I had movies stored on an external drive and I searched through them (and any file on that drive) and not have to disconnect the player to connect the external drive. It has a low profile, and while the door is not automatic open and close, the operation is easy enough. I really like this unit and I can recommend it. Since it can play Blu-Ray and regular DVDs and burn both, I don't really need to use my other player/burner at all!

Got this blue-ray drive to play movies and music albums. Worked for my CDs like a charm, however would not play blue-ray discs as advertised. Normal DVDs worked when DVD Region 2 was changed to Region 1 for the U.S.A. (can only change this option 4 times total).Note: I'm not a highly technical person but I know my way around a computer. If I figure out a user setting which allows blue-ray discs to work on the drive, I will update this review.

Very nice, compact and unobtrusive. Seems to be sturdily built. Good price, too!I wish it had a slightly longer cord, but I also like the fact that the cord is stored underneath in its own place. (Probably why they didn't make it longer).I have not yet used it for a Blu-ray disc; however, it works flawlessly for DVDs so far.

Now that CD-ROMs and DVD players are kind of non-existent, I was always wondering how I'm going to use my DVDs and Blu-Rays with my computer.Found this product on Amazon accidentally and realized it's a product I actually needed. One of the best parts is that it also is a DVD burner, so I can even back up my Mac to an optical disk. Which I'm still a big fan of!Anyway, I love how they have the external ports for USB and SD card. This is awesome because I haven't tried it yet, but I'm going to be able to move my pictures from the SD card directly to DVD.Lightweight and travel-friendly the only thing I wish it had was a little bit longer cables.