FANTEC
FANTEC External Blu-ray Player USB 3.0 Black
An external Blu-ray and HD DVD player with USB 3.0, 8× DVD write speed, 24× CD write speed, and an eject button
- Player TypeBlu-ray & HD DVD Player
- Fast DVD writing at 8x speed for quick backups
- Rapid CD burning at 24x for efficient disc creation
- Broad OS support from Windows 98 through 11 and Mac OS 8.6 to 10.14
- Instant plug-and-play setup with no driver installation needed
- USB 3.0 interface delivers fast, stable data transfer and USB 2.0 compatibility
Portable Blu-ray Player with USB 3.0
This external drive reads Blu-ray and HD DVD discs and writes to DVD and CD media. It connects through a USB 3.0 port and draws power from the same connection. The unit is designed for laptops and desktops running Windows or macOS.
Check your system before ordering
Verify that your computer has a free USB 3.0 or USB 2.0 port for power and data. The drive supports Windows 98 through Windows 11 and Mac OS 8.6 to 10.14. It does not work with Chrome OS devices and cannot write to Blu-ray media.
Suits users needing optical media access on modern
Ideal for anyone archiving CDs or DVDs, installing legacy software, or watching films on a machine without an internal drive. Not suitable for buyers who require Blu-ray recording capability or who rely on Chrome OS for daily work.
Highlights
- Fast DVD writing at 8x speed for quick backups
- Rapid CD burning at 24x for efficient disc creation
- Broad OS support from Windows 98 through 11 and Mac OS 8.6 to 10.14
- Instant plug-and-play setup with no driver installation needed
- USB 3.0 interface delivers fast, stable data transfer and USB 2.0 compatibility
Specifications
| Player Type | Blu-ray & HD DVD Player |
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Questions about this item
Does the drive include a USB cable, or do I need to buy one separately?
The unit is powered entirely through the USB port, so the required cable is included; no separate power adapter or cable purchase is needed.
Should I choose this model if I want to write Blu-ray discs as well as DVDs and CDs?
This model reads Blu-ray and HD DVD media but only writes to DVD±R at up to 8× and CD-R at up to 24×; it cannot write Blu-ray discs.
What does the 8× DVD write speed mean when I am actually burning a disc?
At 8× the drive writes a single-layer DVD-R in roughly 8 to 10 minutes, while a CD-R at 24× finishes in about 3 to 4 minutes, assuming the media and host can sustain those rates.
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