ASUS SDRW-08D2S-U LITE External Slim 8X DVD-RW Mac Compatible Optical Drive (SDRW-08D2S-U-BLK-AS)

Very good product. Easy to get started.

Product quality is good. Stand not provided. Otherwise, value for money.

Amazing

Fake Product delivered. Box shows Manufacturing date as june 2019 and the device manufacturing date as April 2019. Moreover, the box dont have seal and it was opened already. Device made up of platic and it is not original. Original product took out and provided duplicate one.

Great product and never had a problem with this

Does exactly what it says on the tin. Haven't tested the writing functions (do they still sell blanks?) but used it to install some older games. Fast, quiet, just what you need.

Fácil de usar, aunque preferiría a estas fechas una entrada tipo C, pero por el precio es comprensible, el cable proporcionado cumple, en cuanto al rendimiento del producto esta bien para un lector DVD

If a DVD player/writer is a useful addon for your notebook, this one is a good choice. Some think discs are pretty much dying tech, I dunno but I still own a library of movies and am not ready to toss them just yet... been a while since I needed to burn a disc though. Anyway, this particular portable model has been around for years now: there are review vids on Youtube going back at least ten years. The tech doesn't change, doesn't need to, and it works as well today as it ever did -- they're still making them (mine was manufactured earlier this year) -- a product with such longevity is rare. So it's USB 2.0, that's fine, 3.0 wouldn't make any difference (mechanical speed of the disc is the limiter, not the interface)... interesting to me is how some other similar devices advertise USB 3.0 data transfer speed as if it's applicable: it isn't! The device fully supports all regular DVD/CD-ROM RW disc formats. Great all around compatibility. You're provided a short (36") cable with double Type-A standard connectors at one end, and a small USB Mini-B that plugs into the drive itself. A USB Type-C adapter might be needed depending on your notebook -- a separate purchase -- just something to consider. Don't be put off thinking you'll need two free USB ports: all USB ports supply 5v, which is precisely what the device requires, therefore any powered USB hub or built-in port on a PC should capably handle it from plugging into one single port. The double connectors are there in case for some reason the voltage isn't stable enough, a feature to improve compatibility with old computers especially by using both plugs when burning discs, but shouldn't be needed normally (I've had no issues at all). I'm using Windows 10, which natively supports writing DVD/CD-ROM, and did not install any software included with the drive unit.

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