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E-NET DVD Burner
A portable DVD burner with USB 3.0 interface reads and writes CDs and DVDs for Windows and Mac systems
- TypeDVD Burner
- Package TypesRetail
- USB 3.0 interface enables faster data transfer speeds
- Backwards compatible with USB 2.0 ports for wider device support
- Lightweight compact design makes it easy to carry anywhere
- Plug and play operation with emergency eject hole for simple use
- Supports CD and DVD read write across multiple disc formats
External DVD Burner with USB 3.0
This portable DVD burner connects via USB 3.0 and works with Windows, Linux and Mac OS systems. It reads and writes CD and DVD media including dual-layer discs. The drive is aimed at users who need an optical drive for laptops or desktops without an internal bay.
USB 3.0 interface limits and media support
The drive uses USB 3.0 for data transfer and remains compatible with USB 2.0 ports. Maximum read speeds are 24x for CD-ROM and 8x for DVD-ROM. Write speeds reach 24x for CD-R, 8x for CD-RW and 8x for DVD±R. Dual-layer DVD writing is limited to 4x.
Plug-and-play setup with emergency eject
Installation requires no driver on supported operating systems; the drive is ready once plugged in. An emergency eject hole allows disc removal if the mechanism jams. Some Windows 10 users may need a third-party media player such as VLC for DVD playback. Compatibility issues can arise on systems with malware or missing media-codec support.
Highlights
- USB 3.0 interface enables faster data transfer speeds
- Backwards compatible with USB 2.0 ports for wider device support
- Lightweight compact design makes it easy to carry anywhere
- Plug and play operation with emergency eject hole for simple use
- Supports CD and DVD read write across multiple disc formats
Specifications
| Type | DVD Burner |
|---|---|
| Package Types | Retail |
Questions about this item
Does the drive only come in one speed class or are there faster models?
The unit is a single model with 24× CD and 8× DVD maximum read speeds and 24× CD-R, 8× CD-RW, 8× DVD±R and 4× DVD±R DL write speeds.
What does the 24× CD read figure mean when I use the drive?
It is the peak rate the mechanism can reach on a standard CD-ROM; actual throughput will be lower and depends on disc quality and the host USB link.
Is the USB 3.0 port the only thing that limits transfer speed?
The drive connects through USB 3.0 and falls back to USB 2.0; the interface caps the maximum burst rate, while the drive’s own 24×/8× ratings limit sustained throughput.
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