Hitachi-LG BP55 External Blu-Ray Drive, USB 2.0 Slim Portable Player/Rewriter for Laptop, Desktop PC, Windows 11 Compatible, with TV Connectivity, 3D Playback, 8x Read/Write Speed - Black

I bought this during the black Friday sale so it was cheaper than normal, but even at full price I think it would still be worth the money, considering that the cyberlink suite disc provided is more than £50 alone RRP. I had a bit of trouble installing it and getting my laptop to recognise the player, but that was because I already had a different version of cyberlink installed so it didn't know which one to use. Once I uninstalled the old one and installed the suite from the disc provided, it all worked just fine and didn't take long to set up. The player itself is lightweight, and while it's a bit noisy while it's initially reading a disc, once it's actually playing it's pretty quiet.Does work better with both USB slots plugged in, unless you've got a really high powered pc/laptop. Overall, definitely worth the price for anyone wanting a portable bluray player.

A very tidy and well-engineered product. Simply plug in a Windows does its thing. Well packaged too, feels like a premium product. Would have liked this to have been a bit cheaper, but needed a drive and this ticked the boxes.

This is a nice little external Bluray player. It does what it is meant to and I don't really have any complaints there.Some things to bear in mind:-1. It is not silent, but it's not loud once it starts playing. Frankly, it's fine once you have the audio playing.2. It can take a while to load Blurays, but once they start, they run fine.3. It will NOT play 3D Blurays, unlike the title and description says it will. I have tried it connected to multiple devices, and all say it's not a 3D player.This will run better if you plug it in to USB3 ports instead of USB 2, and direct in to your laptop over a hub (for reference, I have it in a USB3 hub, and it is perfectly fine for me). If you go for USB 2 ports, you may find it slow to skip Bluray timelines, and it will take longer to load the Bluray.If you are looking for a Bluray player to go with it, check out Leawo Bluray player. The basic version is free and works fine.

This Hitachi-LG BP55 Blu Ray RW drive is USB powered, slim (slightly longer than DVD RW version), quiet in operation, and compatible with most common types of optical disc (including CD-R/RW, DVD-R/RW, DVD-RAM, BD BDXL) hence 'Super-multi' branding. It is compatible with PC (including Linux) and MAC systems (the included software is Windows 10/11 only). As I have been using the previous DVD version since 2009, I know this is a good and reliable product I would recommend to and computer user.

It worked connected to my iMac (macOS Sequoia) straight out pf the box. A little noisier than advertised, but still acceptable. After 3 months, when reading commercial blu-ray discs that had previously worked fine, there began to be a problem with the odd one failing. Eventually, none would read and all were reported to Finder as blank. Warranty information very difficult to access on manufacturer's website.Contacted Amazon and was given a refund; unit returned.Very disappointing for an LG-branded bit of kit.

No problems with this External Blu-Ray Drive,plug and play and computer detected it straight away.

Really easy to setup worked straight out of the box. The Cyberlink software it comes with is poor crashes all the time, even after updating to the latest version. Still worth the money.

Plugs straight in and worked first time. If you have the right software, you can watch blu rays straight away. There are plenty of free software players availiable