External CD/DVD Drive for Laptop, USB 3.0 CD DVD Player Portable +/-RW Burner CD ROM Reader Writer Disk Duplicator Compatible with Laptop Desktop PC Windows Apple Mac Pro MacBook Linux

I bought this external drive because my laptop doesn't have a built-in one, and it works perfectly! It was truly plug-and-play. No complicated setup required. It's been very reliable for watching all my old DVDs and it’s slim enough to fit right in my laptop bag. Great value for the price!

Functional, portable, slim design, attached cord with built grooves for cord storage. Like it a lot, plays my CD music. Plug and play, no sweat, no expensive equipment, no complicated directions. Plays from an older Dell laptop with Windows 10. Good sound.

Bought this to rip dvd's to my hard drive for personal use. Has been working perfectly fine after about 25 dvd rips. Takes somewhere between 15 and 50 minutes, depending on the size and content of the dvd. It has had trouble reading one or two of the discs, but generally works across the board. Pretty solid for the price!

Best thing I ever bought. Can download all music into my computer from CDs. Gives me music for my car.

I’m not a techie. I wanted to put some favorite old CDs on my phone but they needed to go on my PC first. This CD/DVD was priced right with good reviews. It worked great! Easy to use and did the job really well!!

This was plug an go helped me transfer my old photos that were on CDs

I like playing cds again :)

I had given up hope that I could ever find a device like this again! I was looking to rip a demo CD I'd made years ago at The Music Place in Berlin, NJ. Well, it was the Recording Studio arm of the establishment, "TMP Recording Studios," if I recall correctly. I loved it. I wish it were still around. The Studio, I mean. But times change. There aren't many of these recording studios left, Everything is Home Studios now I suppose. Which offers a certain amount of democratization for the musically inclined (talented is a different story) to be sure, and that's not a bad thing. But there is something to be said for getting the band together, rehearsed, and then making a sound in the studio. The camaraderie of listening to the playback. The feeling of hopelessness as your part is lowered in the mix. Then, take the cassette rough mix out to the car to see how it sounds there. And having a cigarette while you're out there. 30-some years ago, everybody mostly smoked, even in restaurants. Granted, you had to sit in a separate section. Thinking on it now, it was really weird. You'd walk in, and the hostess (or host, we didn't have as many gender stratifications back then) would ask "How many?" and then "Smoking or non?" Imagine if you heard that today! "Smoke? Smoke what?" you'd probably think. Smoke ... marijuana? Because that's LEGAL now, at least here in New Jersey. There's practically a dispensary on every corner. In fact, we have more dispensaries in town than Wawas! It probably wouldn't make sense to add more Wawas, though. We did get a Super Wawa out on 322 recently, which replaced the little old-style Wawa just down the road from the High School. But still no Sheetz. We did get a Royal Farms out on Cross Keys Road, but that's been the extent of the Convenience Store conflict so far. I did get some jerky from Buc-ee's last year. A colleague had been traveling and picked some up for me as a souvenir, which was really thoughtful. I appreciated that gesture. So that's why I recommend this External CD/ DVD Drive.