Pioneer BDR-XD07B - 6x Slim Portable USB 3.0 BD/DVD/CD Burner - Supports BDXL & M-Disc Format - USB Bus Powered, Cyberlink Software Included

Extremely fast.

Tiene grandes defectos de software y hardware pues no se identifica correctamente bajo Windows 10. Comparativamente después de estos resultados adversos, compre un equipo de bluray LG PL5(B6) y todo funcionó a las mil maravillas.

I had a bunch of old CDs and DVDs that I wanted to save onto hard drives. They were very scratched up and dirty, but surprisingly this lil player was able to read them with no problem! Did its job with flying colors!

No complains, great product

Got the unit yesterday and hooked it up without any issues. The unit works perfectly with the Cyberlink Software that is included. All in all, I could not be more pleased, and for all that it does, it is not to noisy from the high speed disk spinning required sometimes. Would recommend this versitile unit highly....

This is the perfect BD, DVD and CD drive. This is my second purchase of the unit. My current one has performed flawlessly for over a year.

I have to reboot my compy before every use. Which makes sense, I suppose. Its not like a USB stick. Its a proper disk drive. Just something to keep in mind.

It worked right out of the box and Im ripping Blu Rays right away.

There was nothing to dislike. Easy setup no other programs to install. Great qualitt.

The drive itself behaves as expected for a Blu-ray player, which is mostly what I picked it up for. Pioneer still makes a fantastic product, and it supports way more formats than I expected. Others complained about the open button placement, Im not one of them. Hard case is a nice touch with room for drive, cable (which is only 1 foot btw), and multiple discs, or other stuff you want to stuff into it. Thats the good news. The bad is the price I paid for the hassle I got installing Cyberlink Media Suite. Partly my fault for losing my password to the last two iterations of Cyberlink login. Good luck recovering the password, the email has yet to grace my inbox anywhere. Now, it took me a couple hours to figure out I needed another email since they wont help. The link works like this. You enter the address manually, it takes you to the EULA agreement page where youd expect to just Agree and Download. Wrong...Sends you to the Cyberlink Login page. This might have gone differently if I had just registered a new email, entered the code, and downloaded the installer. You have to register, takes you to Cyberlinks bloated page with no way to enter a code. Sign out and close the browser. Relaunch, enter the code address again and it will go to the EULA, webpage login with Step 1, then code step 2, then download step three. It still took 30 minutes to get 1.6gb on a 300mb connection, so on Cyberlinks slow ftp. And the copy is Media Suite 10, which is a bit dated (if Id read the description better I would have noted that). Still worked with Windows 10 despite it complaining about some features not working. The bad thing about dated software is you never know when Microsoft will obsolete it completely. Buyer beware, just get a player and the software separate. Youll be much better off.