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Sony 5280S-CB-ROBOT 5.25" SATA DVD burner
A 5.25" tray-loading SATA DVD burner writing DVD±R at 16X, dual-layer at 12X and CD-R at 48X with a 2 MB buffer
- TypeDVD Burner
- DVD+R16X
- DVD+RW13X
- DVD-R16X
- DVD-RW13X
- CD-R48X
- Writes DVD±R at 16X for fast backups
- Rewrites DVD±RW at 13X for reusable media
- Burns dual-layer DVD±R DL at 12X for high capacity
- Reads CD-ROM at 48X for quick installs
- Fits standard 5.25" bays with SATA connection
Sony 5.25" SATA DVD Burner
This new Sony 5280S-CB-ROBOT is a 5.25-inch internal optical drive that writes and reads CDs and DVDs over a SATA connection. It fits a standard half-height bay and uses a tray loading mechanism. The unit is suited for desktop builders who still need physical media support for software installs, backups or disc authoring.
Suits optical-media workflows
Users who archive data to DVD±R dual-layer discs at 12X or burn CDs at 48X will find the write speeds adequate. The 2 MB buffer helps prevent buffer underruns during recording. Builders with slimline chassis, external-only setups or a requirement for Blu-ray reading should look at other form factors or drive types because this model is limited to CD and DVD formats.
16X DVD write speed decides fit
The maximum 16X DVD±R write rate is the key figure that determines whether this drive matches your burning time targets. Dual-layer DVD recording reaches 12X while CD-R tops out at 48X. If your workflow demands faster DVD writing or Blu-ray capability, this specification indicates the drive will not meet that need.
Highlights
- Writes DVD±R at 16X for fast backups
- Rewrites DVD±RW at 13X for reusable media
- Burns dual-layer DVD±R DL at 12X for high capacity
- Reads CD-ROM at 48X for quick installs
- Fits standard 5.25" bays with SATA connection
Specifications
| Brand | SONY |
|---|---|
| Model | 5280S-CB-ROBOT |
| Type | DVD Burner |
| DVD+R | 16X |
| DVD+RW | 13X |
| DVD-R | 16X |
| DVD-RW | 13X |
| CD-R | 48X |
| CD-RW | 40X |
| DVD+R DL | 12X |
| DVD-R DL | 12X |
| CD-ROM | 48X |
| Form Factor | 5.25" |
| Load Type | Tray |
| Interface | SATA |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 1.60" x 5.80" x 6.70" |
| Features | Buffer Size: 2 MB Connector Type: 7 pin Serial ATA Interface: Serial ATA-150 Supported Recording Modes: disk-at-once, multisession, packet writing, session-at-once, track-at-once Supported Media Formats: CD Extra, CD Text, CD-DA (audio), CD-I, CD-ROM, CD-ROM XA, DVD-Video, Photo CD, Video CD Supported Media Types: CD-R, CD-ROM, CD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+R DL, DVD+RW, DVD-ROM |
| Shipping weight | 1.36 kg |
| Package size | 229 × 203 × 89 mm |
Questions about this item
What does the 16X DVD write speed mean when I'm burning a disc?
At 16X the drive writes a single-layer DVD+R or DVD-R in roughly five to six minutes, while dual-layer DVD+R DL and DVD-R DL top out at 12X and take about eight minutes.
How does the SATA 150 interface limit real-world throughput?
The Serial ATA-150 link caps sustained transfer at 150 MB/s, well above the 16X DVD rate of about 22 MB/s, so the interface never bottlenecks burning or reading.
Will this 5.25-inch tray drive fit my case's external bay?
It measures 1.60 inches high, 5.80 inches wide and 6.70 inches deep, matching the standard half-height 5.25-inch bay cutout and mounting holes.
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