FANTEC
FANTEC external Blu-ray player USB 3.0 Type-C slim optical DVD rewriter (Black)
Plays Blu-ray and DVD discs, connects via USB 3.0 or Type-C, works with Windows, Linux and Mac, and needs no external power
- Player TypeBlu-ray & HD DVD Player
- Faster data transfer with USB 3.0 and Type-C up to 5Gbps
- Works immediately without extra drivers or power supply
- Reads and writes Blu-ray, DVD and CD formats
- Compatible with Windows XP through 10, Linux and Mac OS
- Forced ejection hole prevents discs from getting stuck inside
Portable Blu-ray & DVD writer
The FANTEC external optical drive reads and writes Blu-ray, HD DVD, CD and DVD media through a single USB cable. It draws power from the host port so no external adapter is required. The slim enclosure suits laptop bags and desktop setups alike.
Dual USB 3.0 and Type-C interface
The drive ships with both USB 3.0 and USB Type-C connectors and is backwards compatible with USB 1.0 and 2.0. Maximum signalling rate is 5 Gbps. Plug-and-play operation means the device appears automatically on supported systems.
Windows XP through 10 plus Linux and macOS
Compatible with Microsoft Windows XP, 2003, Vista, 7, 8 and 10 as well as Linux and Mac OS on laptops, desktops, MacBook Air, Mac Mini and Mac Pro. Not suitable for Chromebook, iPad, TV or in-vehicle infotainment systems. Desktop users should connect to a motherboard USB port for reliable power.
Highlights
- Faster data transfer with USB 3.0 and Type-C up to 5Gbps
- Works immediately without extra drivers or power supply
- Reads and writes Blu-ray, DVD and CD formats
- Compatible with Windows XP through 10, Linux and Mac OS
- Forced ejection hole prevents discs from getting stuck inside
Specifications
| Player Type | Blu-ray & HD DVD Player |
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Questions about this item
What does the 5 Gbps USB 3.0 rating mean when I am actually burning a disc?
The 5 Gbps ceiling is the interface burst speed; real-world write rates are limited by the disc media and the drive's internal mechanics, so sustained throughput will be lower.
Which USB standard does the Type-C port use and what does that cap in practice?
The port follows the USB 3.0 specification, giving a 5 Gbps theoretical maximum while remaining compatible with USB 2.0 and 1.0 hosts.
What does the drive need to sit securely on a desk or mount in a rack?
The unit is a slim portable enclosure powered entirely over USB; it rests on its own base and requires no brackets, screws or external power brick.
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