ASUS 24x DVD-RW Serial-ATA Internal OEM Optical Drive DRW-24B1ST Black(user guide is included)

Son pleased with purchase for his computer

Good product and easy to install.

Arrived in a Jiffy bag, no other protection, bit scratched. No cables. No documentation. Can’t tell if it’s new or used. Seems to work okay.

total rubbish lasted 5mins then won't read discs, cost me 38£ and delivery was terrible far to long

Wasn't recognised by my PC. Came in a clear plastic bag with no instructions or cables.

Haven't connected it to my pc yet but as you can see from the photos the product cane broken and with no protection in the packaging. There is also something rattling around inside. Will connect to pc to see if it actually works but I'm doubtful

Good quality item, arrived promptly, well packaged. Will use again, recommended.

i think its the most cheap and best product whatever we want from a cd driver its having every thing of the in the lowest price with a nice sleek heavy body from asus

Love it. i always liked Asus products, i have an Asus monitor and used to have a computer with Asus motherboard, they always worked great. I still use the Asus monitor daily. This DVD RW is no exception, the same high Asus quality i have become used to. Very easy install, just plug in the 2 cables, mount it with screws, and power up. Windows installs the new device automatically. the only negative, it did not come with mounting screws, i had to thief them from the old drive. Overall, very pleased.

The internal DVD burner in my IBM Thinkstation D30 desktop crapped out on me a week ago. It destroyed every DVD that went into it using Nero software, the last 5 times I tried it, which was over the course of a couple of days. After 5 "coasters" I'd had enough, and figured that the most likely solution would be to replace the burner, since these things are now basically all cheap junk.Replacing the drive was easy; basically, you just have to shut down your PC, remove all of the cables, then open the case somewhere in good light where you can see what you are doing. Most computer cases these days are modular and tool-less or nearly so. You just need to unhook a couple of cables (SATA data and SATA power) from the old drive, slide it out (you may need to depress a tab or two, or even remove a few screws in rare cases), then slide in the new drive and hook up the cables. This would be a good time to look around the innards of your computer and make sure that all the cables and connectors going to other drives and devices are properly seated and connected; try each one that you can see, and push it all the way in. You should also take a can of dust-off and blow out any dust that has accumulated inside the case and on the fan blades.The DVD drive came, unexpectedly, with Cyberlink Power 2 Go DVD and CD burning software, a regular (not trial) version. On the one use I did with it, I liked it better than my old Nero software. The drive works fine, so far, with both reading and writing DVDs. I use DVDs for archival data storage in a safety deposit box. Optical drives are largely obsolete, but still come in handy for such things as giving your CPA scans of documents needed to prepare your tax returns, and other tasks where you want to give data files to someone but you don't want to spend very much on the media, so it doesn't need to be returned to you, as likely would be the case with a portable disk drive or a thumb drive.Addendum: I ordered a second one of these drives a week later, which arrived 3/20/2018. This drive was packaged a little differently and came with nothing else, specifically NO software disk. So it appears that what you get is what you get, and don't count on getting the free burning software with the drive.

No prolemo.

Gran grabadora de DVD por el dinero. Lo he usado a menudo, con muy pocos fallos.