Pioneer BDR-XD07B

I can't complain, yet anyway. I've only been using this BD burner for a few days, though. I can't rate Tech Support because I haven't needed it. The drive is a bit noisy at times, and the included USB cable is way too short but I was able to set it up in a location where the cord is long enough, bar...

What they don't tell you when you buy this, is that in order to play literally any Bluray on it, you have to download *their* media player that runs like crap, and that any media player you probably use, doesn't work with blurays. I spent multiple days trying to figure out how to get this work, and ...

Takes a while to install, not plug & play. I bought it for the brand but don't enjoy burning. Plays movies very nicely.

Bought 2 of these units for daughters for Christmas, so they could watch BluRay movies via their laptops. However, because you have to use them with the CyberLink software (supposedly included as a download) they have been useless for BluRay. For 10 days now we have been trying to obtain the CyberLi...

I use drives to rip (read) discs to my hard drive so that I can then convert them to more efficient codecs, therefore making for smaller files for use w/ PLEX and storage in general. So I need a drive that works well and can hold up with heavy, daily use. I've bought cheap Chinese drives to use for ...

It is a small footprint. Records at pretty awesome speeds. Plays UHD disks. The CyberLink software included does not install because it won't believe there is a Pioneer BD Burner attached to the system so that's useless. There are many free programs out there to burn and read Blu-Ray. The supplied c...

Works great! I’ve been burning out hours and hours of family home videos into Blu-Ray, and they play great on my tv blu-ray player... Although I had to purchase burning software from a third party. The software provided with this only creates Data Blu-ray discs, which can play on some Smart tv blu-r...

I haven't tried the Blue-Ray capability yet, but for playing DVDs on the HP Prodesk, it works fine. For playing DVDs on my 65" Samsung LED TV, however, is not a simple plug and play, still poking around on that one before I order another vs. buying a free-standing Blue-Ray player. Makes for easy tra...

CyberLink media suite key was already redeemed... Box was not sealed. Product appears new as it's supposed to... As Blue-Ray discs typically require licensed codecs for movies I have yet to use the player since I can use what was supposed to be an included key for CyberLink Media Suite. Will contact...

Is the Pioneer really Mac compatible? While one can certainly play DVDs or Blu-ray disks using Apple’s preinstalled DVD player. However, the Cyberlink software is not compatible for ripping. Thus, in addition to the cost of the player, the purchaser will need to shell out for more software.