5 in 1 External Bluray Drive, USB 3.0 Type-C Slim Optical External Bluray DVD Burner with SD/TF Card Reader 2 USB 3.0 Hubs Compatible with Windows XP/7/8/10 MacOS MacBook Laptop and Desktop

The versatility of this drive is fantastic. Being able to read and write Blu-ray discs, DVDs, CDs, and even SD/TF cards makes it incredibly useful for a wide range of tasks. Whether I'm watching movies, backing up files, or transferring data, this drive has me covered. The USB 3.0 and Type-C connectivity options provide lightning-fast data transfer speeds, ensuring quick and efficient performance. Plus, the addition of two USB 3.0 hubs is a brilliant touch, allowing me to connect additional devices without sacrificing precious USB ports on my computer.The slim and portable design is perfect for on-the-go use. It's compact enough to slip into my laptop bag or backpack, so I can take it with me wherever I go. This has been especially handy when traveling or working remotely.Compatibility with both Windows and MacOS systems is a huge plus. Whether I'm using my MacBook or my Windows desktop, I can rely on this drive to work seamlessly with both operating systems.

It not even read CD, one time play the CD, most of the time got really hot, and not work (in multiple ways: appear on computer but not read the CD, read the CD but not play music, or play music for 30 seconds then silent; or not even appear on computer

I have been needing an external Blu-ray drive for a while now and I'm so glad to have gone with this option as it has all of the features I was looking for. This Blu-Ray drive has good quality and multiple features that I can access when looking through DVDs. The fact that it's USB type-c is very helpful when I'm looking to connect the drive to my computer. I don't even need a tv to look through all of my old files anymore which is very convenient. I really like how it has this feature so that I can view all of my DVDs straight through my laptop. The base of the drive is strong which is great for my traveling needs. The 5 ports on this device allow for a smooth connection with my other devices and I found it very useful when actively looking through my files. Overall, it is a high quality device at a fair price point that has worked well for me without any issues.

More computers nowadays don't come with a CD/DVD Drive, much less Bluray capability !That's where the external "Wbacon BlurayDisc" reader comes in quite handy! This compact device is rather versatile, able to play music CD's, DVD's and Bluray Disc, and can burn audio or data files (documents, pictures, videos etc.) to writeable discs.It's compact design, takes up very little space, and has USB 3.0 Type -C ports for connection of additional external devices, along with two different SD card readers!Some cables are provided for connection to your external devices!

Works fine on Manjaro. Reads DVDs and CDs Bluray disk need a bit of work if you want the menu. USB ports work and so do the SD and micro-SD ports.

I’m a glutton for punishment, so when the drive didn’t want to work for me initially, I kept messing with it until it did. It’s still a little picky, sometimes not wanting to read a disc on the first try, and giving me an error on the first disc I burnt despite working fine a moment later, but all in all it’s pretty good. Next time, I’ll probably spend the money on a better drive, like the LG external burner I had before this, but as long as this one’s working I’m satisfied. Just be warned you may have to put some time an effort into it before it works as well as you’d like it to.

initial review: not a lot to add here. i mostly use this for the card reader. it has a micro sd slot that doesn’t require an adapter. so that’s useful. i rarely use the device to spin a disc, but now i can, because cases these days don’t even come with bays for internal disc drives.5 months later: I tried to open a blu ray with makemkv. no dice. tried another disc. no dice. optical drive might as well be dead to me. it's a glorified card reader. I haven't bothered trying to burn a disc. I have no interest in burning optical media, tbh. turns out this was a waste of money.

My son has had good luck with his. Great quality