MthsTecUSB 3.0 and Type-C Blu-Ray DVD Burner 3D 4K Slim Optical Bluray CD Drive Compatible with Windows XP/7/8/10, MacOS, Linux for MacBook, Laptop, Desktop

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So far I didn’t have any issues. It’s a great DVD player. Too bad it doesn’t Blue Ray disks.

Kudos to MthsTec for standing behind their product!Out of the box this external Bluray drive did not work as expected. I had inconsistent results with my DVDs and Blu-ray discs and could figure out the problem. MthsTec offered to send me a new drive to see if that would fix the problem. The new drive didn't do much better. However, I found that the drive (which shows up as "Matshita BD-MLT UJ240ES USB Device" on my system) was set to DVD Region 2, and for my use I needed to change it to DVD Region 1. I did that, and now have no problems reading the discs. I also noted that the Windows 10 driver on my system for this drive (cdrom.sys) is as follows:Provider: MicrosoftDriver Date: 6/21/2006Version: 10.0.18362.1 This seems like a very old driver, so if anyone comes across something better please let me know.Last, the instructions for this drive talk about the micro USB cable hooked up for power, but it seems to work fine without it. MthsTec recommends connecting the power cable during use, so the choice is yours, I guess.Overall, I am happy with the product and the customer experience. MthsTec cares about supporting their product and this really does matter.1. I found that the drive (which shows up as "Matshita BD-MLT UJ240ES USB Device" on my system) was set to DVD Region 2, and for my use I needed to change it to DVD Region 1. I did that, and now have much fewer problems reading the discs. However, the playback on some DVDs is "choppy" and it is not good video. I am still looking into this.2. The Windows 10 driver on my system for this drive (cdrom.sys) is as follows:Provider: MicrosoftDriver Date: 6/21/2006Version: 10.0.18362.1Is this correct? It seems like a very old driver.3. Not related to the problems I am having, but do I need to have the micro USB cable hooked up for power? The drive seems to work just fine without it.

Just does not work. Tried multiple DVDs, read approx 10% of them.

Very disappointed, it doesn’t work on a Mac. I tried various player software (since it doesn’t come with any) and none of them worked