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it fits looks good and isnt loud at all with it being installed screwless

VERY QUICK SHIPPING from seller. Seriously. Arrived before NewEgg could track it properly! Generic CD/DVD burner, which is all I wanted for some ancient software I have and for ripping dvd's to my NAS. Hitachi... which, ok, maybe a 'name brand' doesn't mean anything now but still - 'Hitachi'. (Screw LG and their refrigerator box warranty hi-jinks! People DO keep track of being " - rotating-wood-fastener'-ed in one arena and avoid the brand in another.)

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Plextor writer works great was not in a new box!?

Plextor has long had the reputation of being an excellent CD burner. I purchased this one when I was trying to rip my CD's and had several that would not work. The Plextor drive immediately read all of them and I was able to complete my project.

So Far works as it is supposed to. Easy installation. Good software included.

This Lite-On DS-8ACSH was purchased to replace the failed optical drive in an hp Elite Desk 800 G1 tower. (Yes, it is a tower case, and yes, it does use a 12.7mm height drive, which is usually found in a laptop.) I am happy that this drive fits perfectly in place of the original drive. It seems to read discs quite a bit faster than the original drive, though this might be due to the gradual failure over time of the old drive. Windows 10 recognized the drive immediately and it worked without anything further.

Works well enough with the bundled NERO software. Read/writes fine in most cases.

It works fine and it's cheap.

For me, this is a really good drive. It does all I ask it to do, and exceeds my basic expectations for a dvd/cd reader. A good choice for anyone to consider.

Works fine. Burns DVD's and dual layers just fine. Fairly quiet in comparison to my Samsung SH-S203B, SH-S202G, SH-S182M and Pioneer DVR-115DBK. No coasters yet using Verbatim discs.

This is the update to my Plextor 890 DVD burner that I bought in 2011. It looks and works identically. It is a lot quieter than the 890. The 890 made a sound when the PC booted that was akin to a seal barking. The 891 only makes a very muted sound when the PC boots. I replace the 890 because after 10 years, it had lost some of it's functionality. It still played music CD and read SOME software discs. But it became iffy on burning, and some discs could not be read at all. So I replaced it with this mostly identical model.

Works with all my DVDs. No coaster so far.