💿 Elevate your media game with the ultimate portable Blu-ray powerhouse!
The Yaeonku External Blu-ray Drive supports up to 50GB disc read/write with high-speed USB 3.0 and Type-C interfaces, enabling fast, reliable burning and playback including 3D Blu-ray. Designed for portability and broad OS compatibility, it’s an essential tool for professionals seeking advanced optical media solutions on Windows, Mac, and Linux platforms.
Brand | Yaeonku |
Item model number | BD015 |
Hardware Platform | PC |
Operating System | Windows 8 |
Item Weight | 12 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 5.7 x 5.5 x 0.6 inches |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 5.7 x 5.5 x 0.6 inches |
Manufacturer | Yaeonku |
ASIN | B0CPP2391F |
Country of Origin | China |
Date First Available | December 7, 2023 |
M**E
Awesome
Works great and very fast
K**.
Plug and play
Works very well no need to flash software to the disk reader
G**.
Stopped reading correctly after a couple months
I really wanted to like this external Blu-ray drive, but unfortunately, it's been a huge disappointment. It worked great at first, but after 2 months of use, it started to give me consistent "IPC errors" whenever I try to read blu ray discs. When I first got the drive, it was quick, reliable, and easy to set up. I was able to back up blu rays without any issues.However, after about a month, things started to go wrong. Now, every time I try to rip a blu ray disc, it gets 400 MB in and freezes, then after a while gives me an "IPC error" an. This issue renders the drive almost completely useless. I bought it primarily for backing up, and now it doesn't even read the discs the whole way. I've tried restarting, reconnecting the drive and trying other discs to no avail.I had high hopes for this product, but now I’m just frustrated. It's hard to recommend this drive when it's so unreliable after 2 months of use. It may work for you initially, but if you’re looking for something that will last and consistently perform well, look elsewhere. Very disappointed.
D**E
This will write to a blu-ray disc
This will write to a blu-ray disc. The listing sort of says that on the graphics, but is very cryptic in the text, making this seem like a scam trying to sell you a blu-ray reader that will not write. It does, in fact, write to blu-ray discs.I downloaded a free disc-writing program, plugged this in to my pc, and it wrote a disc with no problem.Strangely, as others have said, it will not read a disc without a powered usb outlet, meaning you need a usb splitter that plugs into the usb port on your computer as well as having its own power supply that plugs into a power outlet. When set up like that this thing works flawlessly, but without the powered usb port, it will not read data from a disc, or even load a dvd.
M**R
Great product to add storage!
Still going strong and helped my daughter to free storage!
B**R
used 2 times and now doesn't work bought in March 2024
used 2 times and now not working. Makes lots of noise. Door doesn't want to open. doesn't read disc. I don't recommend. Waste of moneybought in March 2024
K**H
Don't Use a Hub
This external CD/CD ROM/CD RW/CD R player is fine when it works. It is rather picky as to what port you plug into and prefers being plugged directly into a USB port on the computer or laptop. It is not always detected, and you have to unplug/replug it several times (but not all the time). Since many devices only have 2-3 USB ports, I have a USB Hub attached, and the player doesn't always work through the hub. It is time consuming to unplug all the other stuff, like your mouse and printer in order to use directly in the PC/laptop. Its cord is too short to place it anywhere but right next to the computer. I believe its compatibility is universal to all USB ports. But when it works, it is quiet and easy to use.
C**R
Works great, low cost. If it's not working TRY A POWERED USB HUB
I got this drive today, initially, I plugged it directly into a port on the front of my PC. Device manager did recognize it, but when I put a disc in, it would freak out and keep getting removed/reinsterted from device manager. I was disappointed, until I remembered that I was likely dealing with a device that required a fairly decent amperage draw, likely beyond that provided from a standard USB port. I plugged the drive into my powered USB hub and voila! It works as expected. Drive is detected as a Pioneer BD-RW BDR-UD02D, and is set to the US region AFAIK. I would not attempt a firmware update, as the firmware is likely a hacked version of the pioneer firmware, as I'm fairly certain the internal hardware is not provided by Pioneer. Nonetheless, the drive performs well for the price.
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