
Verbatim Slimline
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The type of optical disc drive determines the formats it can read and write, influencing its versatility and compatibility with media. Selecting the appropriate type is crucial based on your specific needs, such as whether you require high-capacity storage for HD content or simply need to play CDs.
Blu-ray burner
Typical price
89.– to 150.–
Supports writing and reading Blu-ray discs, which can store significantly more data than CDs or DVDs.
Ideal for users who want to create high-definition video content or store large amounts of data efficiently.
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Verbatim Slimline
Blu-ray drive, CD burner, CD drive, DVD writer, DVD drive, Blu-ray burner
DVD writer
Typical price
43.– to 89.–
Allows for writing and reading standard DVDs, providing a balance between storage capacity and compatibility.
Great for users who frequently burn movies or data and need a reliable option without the higher cost of Blu-ray technology.
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CD burner
Typical price
27.– to 89.–
Enables the writing and reading of CDs, suitable for audio files and smaller data storage needs.
Perfect for music enthusiasts or anyone needing to create audio CDs or share small files conveniently.
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DVD drive
Typical price
40.– to 94.–
Primarily designed to read DVDs, making it suitable for watching movies and accessing data.
A cost-effective choice for users who mainly consume media and do not require burning capabilities.
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CD drive
Typical price
18.– to 38.–
Focuses on reading CDs, providing a simple solution for accessing music and data on CD format.
Ideal for legacy media users and those who need a straightforward device for CD playback without additional features.
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Verbatim Slimline
Blu-ray drive, CD burner, CD drive, DVD writer, DVD drive, Blu-ray burner
The hardware interface determines how the optical disc drive connects to your computer or device. Selecting the appropriate interface is essential for ensuring compatibility and optimal data transfer rates, directly impacting performance and usability.
USB-C 3.2 Gen 1
Typical price
38.– to 94.–
Offers high-speed data transfer rates of up to 5 Gbps, ideal for quickly accessing and writing data.
Provides a reversible connector, making it easy to plug in without worrying about the orientation, enhancing user convenience.
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Verbatim Slimline
Blu-ray drive, CD burner, CD drive, DVD writer, DVD drive, Blu-ray burner
USB 3.0
Typical price
48.– to 120.–
Supports data transfer rates of up to 5 Gbps, significantly faster than its predecessor, USB 2.0.
Compatible with a wide range of devices, making it a versatile choice for users with various setups.
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ASUS Bw-16d1h-U Pro
Blu-ray drive, Blu-ray burner, CD burner, CD drive, DVD writer, DVD drive
USB-C
Typical price
33.– to 43.–
Features a compact and reversible design, allowing for ease of use and connection with modern devices.
Increasingly common in laptops and tablets, it ensures compatibility with the latest technology, future-proofing your purchase.
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USB 2.0
Typical price
33.– to 61.–
Provides data transfer speeds of up to 480 Mbps, suitable for basic tasks like playing DVDs or CDs.
Widely supported across older devices, making it a practical option for users who have existing hardware.
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SATA
Typical price
76.– to 94.–
Connects directly to the motherboard, enabling faster data transfer and lower latency compared to external interfaces.
Ideal for desktop setups, offering a stable connection for users who prioritize performance over portability.
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Supported media formats refer to the types of discs an optical drive can read and write. Choosing a drive that supports the formats you need ensures compatibility with your existing media and enhances your ability to create or access content.
DVD-R
A recordable disc format that allows you to write data once and then read it multiple times.
Ideal for archiving data or creating permanent backups, as it is widely compatible with most DVD players and drives.
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CD-R
A compact disc format that enables you to store music, data, or other files with a single write process.
Perfect for creating audio CDs or sharing documents, offering broad compatibility with various devices.
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DVD+R
A recordable DVD format similar to DVD-R but with better error management features during the writing process.
Recommended for users who prioritize quality, as it can result in fewer playback issues on compatible players.
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DVD-RW
A rewritable DVD format that allows you to erase and rewrite data multiple times.
Great for users who need flexibility, such as for testing video projects or frequently updating files without wasting discs.
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DVD+RW
A rewritable format similar to DVD-RW but designed to provide more compatibility with various DVD players.
Ideal for those who need to update content regularly, such as for presentations or home video editing.
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Connection location refers to where the optical disc drive is installed, either externally or internally. This affects compatibility with your system, ease of access, and overall device performance based on your specific needs and preferences.
External
Typical price
38.– to 85.–
Connects via USB or other ports, allowing for easy installation and portability.
Ideal for users who require flexibility, as external drives can be used with multiple devices without internal modifications.
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Internal
Typical price
57.– to 110.–
Installed directly into the computer's case, providing a more integrated appearance and usually faster data transfer rates.
Best suited for users who prioritize performance and want a permanent solution, freeing up desk space by eliminating external devices.
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The brand factor significantly influences purchasing decisions for optical disc drives, as it reflects the reliability, quality, and innovation associated with different manufacturers. Brands like ASUS, LG, and HP offer distinct advantages, with ASUS known for performance, LG for versatility, and HP for affordability, impacting customer satisfaction and product longevity.
ASUS
Recognized for high-performance optical drives that cater to gamers and tech enthusiasts.
Offers features such as fast data transfer rates and robust build quality, making it ideal for demanding applications.
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ASUS ZenDrive U9M
DVD drive, CD burner, CD drive, DVD writer
Verbatim
Specializes in high-quality media and storage solutions, including optical drives.
Offers excellent durability and compatibility, making it a trusted choice for data archiving.
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Verbatim Slimline
Blu-ray drive, CD burner, CD drive, DVD writer, DVD drive, Blu-ray burner
HP
Known for producing reliable and affordable optical drives suitable for everyday use.
Ideal for home and office settings, offering a good balance between price and performance.
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LG
Renowned for versatile optical drives that support a wide range of formats, including Blu-ray.
Provides user-friendly software for seamless media management, perfect for users who enjoy multimedia content.
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Sandberg
Focuses on innovative and user-friendly optical drives that are easy to install and operate.
Great for consumers who need straightforward solutions without complex setups.
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