aelrsoch External Blu-ray Drive, USB External Blu-ray
aelrsoch External Blu-ray Drive, USB External Blu-ray Writer, BD Drive CD DVD Drive Portable 3D Blu-ray Burner, USB 3.0 and Type-C External Blu-ray Reader, Suitable for Windows XP/7/8/1
Multi-functional support
- Play CDs, DVDs, BDs
- Install the game
- Play movie
- Write video and music.
- Install the PC system
Tips
- Blu-ray drive It is recommended to play high resolution Blu-ray movies with external 50G or less.
- For desktop computers, for normal use, connect the blu-ray external drive to the USB port on the motherboard
- This Blu-ray drive external / burner cannot be used with TVs and tablets such as the Surface series (due to the low voltage condition of some tablets).
- Connect your bd drive device directly to your computer’s USB port. When connected to a USB hub or extension cable, it may not recognize the drive or read a CD / DVD.
- To play Blu-ray discs, your computer’s player software must support Blu-ray formats (PowerDVD Mac, Blu-ray Player, etc.). [Excluding player software]
| Weight: | 400 g |
| Dimensions: | 10.16 x 10.16 x 1 cm; 400 Grams |
| Brand: | aelrsoch |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | aelrsoch |
| Dimensions: | 10.16 x 10.16 x 1 cm; 400 Grams |
This CD drive is a good quality product. It easy to setup and easy to use. It’s plug and play. Built quality is not very impressive but it does work.
It’s quite lightweight as well.
So here’s the thing, it’s a cheap external DVD writer and it works as intended for reading DVD disks, but I can’t speak to the ability to write a DVD, although it’s technically not sold as a writer.
Out of curiosity I opened the drive and could see this is a used DVD writer from an old laptop. The “manufacturer” had placed there own sticker over the original manufacturer label so I took that off to reveal the drive is a Samsung DVD writer and I know it’s from an old laptop due to the dust under the new label.
As for performance the drive is connected via a USB 1.1 to SATA controller, even though there is a USB-C connector for your laptop or PC, so don’t expect any blisteringly fast transfer speeds.
Basic CD drive to use with laptop. Has attached cables with USB and USBc plugs. The cable stores neatly under the unit so you don’t loose the lead.
Works plug and play
Have used it for ripping mp3s to laptop successfully.
Does the job as intended but it is an older model Blu-Ray drive which means it won’t be getting firmware updates for newer titles.
Sometimes I have to unplug and plug in again to get MacOS to recognise the drive but that might be an issue with the laptop, not been able to test it with a Windows PC. When it finally works, it rips as it should and burns as it should. No failures yet but it is a little on the slow side.