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

I bought this to rip my DVD and Bluray collection to my Plex server. It works great. No issues or complaints.

Excellent external Blu-ray burner. Use it to rip old discs.

So far nothing. Little hard to download software. Follow the instructions to the tee. Haven’t had a chance to use yet.

Very good for burning but it wont play uhd disk thats why only 4 stars . Quick to burn files and video to any dvd and bluray.

Arrived a day earlier in perfect condition. Im able to read and write dvd an blue ray disks using Nero. A nice carry case that keeps it safe.

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....

Worked exactly as expected. Good quality. Like the length.

I had owned several Pioneer CD/DVD/BD players and burners over the last 15 years. Yesterday I received the last one wrapped in the skimpy plastic bag with no bubble wrap by Amazon. Not sure if it got dinged in shipping, but despite being very savy with PC technology it would not play any blue ray disc I own (several hundreds - commercial & home made); the Cyberlink software absolutely usless (Ive never liked it, always preffered Nero, but nero recently removed the ability to play commercial BDs from its software with no explanation why). Also my Windows 11 had trouble to delete the awful Cyberlink software leaving breadcrumbs of it on my PC, so that I had to hire a PC geek this morning to have it removed from my PC! It is usless and I will not purchase again a Pioneer BD/DVD/CD burner, or Cyberlink software, or Nero Software again. All of it on the way back to Amazon. I love Amazon, but this time not happy; ruining my holidays!

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.

I use this on MacBook Pro, and it works great for disc playback, I have not tried the burning functions yet.