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Slim notebook DVD writer with SATA connector, bare drive

ASI

ASI 72937630001 Notebook DVDRW SATA PBL10 Bare

SKU CH-VSWC-RFTN1

A notebook DVD writer with SATA interface and PBL10 tray, supplied bare

  • SATA interface enables straightforward notebook integration
  • DVDRW drive reads and writes multiple disc formats
  • Bare unit suits custom builds or replacements
  • New condition ensures reliable out-of-box performance

Notebook DVDRW SATA PBL10

The ASI 72937630001 is a bare internal optical drive that connects through a SATA interface. It fits notebooks needing a DVD writer without extra mounting hardware or software. Buyers who want a Blu-ray burner or a USB external enclosure will not find those features here.

Thermals noise and power

The drive draws power directly from the SATA connection and runs quietly during normal read and write tasks. Heat output stays low enough for typical notebook bays without extra cooling. No separate power adapter or fan is required.

Highlights

  • SATA interface enables straightforward notebook integration
  • DVDRW drive reads and writes multiple disc formats
  • Bare unit suits custom builds or replacements
  • New condition ensures reliable out-of-box performance

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the ASI 72937630001 DVDRW and connect its SATA interface correctly?

Slide the bare drive into the notebook bay, secure it with the original caddy screws, then attach the SATA data and power connectors firmly until they click.

What maintenance or replacement will the ASI 72937630001 DVDRW need over time?

Clean the laser lens with a disc cleaner when reads become unreliable; replace the drive if the tray mechanism fails or write errors persist after cleaning.

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