LG Black 10X BD-ROM 16X DVD-ROM 48X CD-ROM SATA Internal 12X Internal Blu-ray Drive 3D Playback & M-DISC Support Model UH12LS29 LightScribe Support - OEM

Pros: looks good in MMPC, and zero problems running in it for over a year. It is pretty quiet overall and dependable!

Cons: none

Overall Review: Good price, and style. The eject button is hidden along the silver strip on the drive which is cool.

Pros: Reads everything I throw at it. Rips my movies so I can back them up.

Cons: None.

Pros: I really should've read this description better. I've now had this for 1 month but have just been using dual layer dvd's to back up stuff and was excited tonight when I had a chance to use a bluray disc, then pretty sad when I realized that the 25pk of blank blurays didn't do anything when I put them in the drive (1 at a time obviously). Could have swore that this was a burner when I ordered the thing. All in all though, it does everything that it says it will do and does it well.

Cons: Little noisy on high speeds BUT you shouldn't be burning dvd's any higher than 4x anyways if you want them without errors. Slower is always better when it comes to writing.

Overall Review: Please don't be like me. Make sure you read about everything you order more than once to make sure you get the right thing. It will help you and Newegg also, in the end. THIS IS NOT A BLURAY BURNER.

Pros: Another homerun for LG, in providing a low cost high quality product. True the drive probably doesn't come with SATA cables, driver CD or mounting screws, but that is to be expected when buying OEM. This should have a 5 star rating. It's a shame noobs don't know what they're buying and give it a low rating. Was recognized by PC on first boot up - no problems at all.

Cons: Probably isn't the fastest blue-ray drive out there, but it has an affordable cost to make up for it.

Overall Review: Was looking to build an HTPC for under $600. Needed a blue-ray drive and this LG drive fit the bill. Glad I purchased it and would do it again.

Pros: The drive is relatively standard, but good quality. Never have had any issues with it, but my huge pro is really about the M-Disc tech that comes with the drive. Newegg doesn't really say much about it (which is a shame cause it's a major bonus for this drive), but the drive can burn M-Discs which are special archival discs with a unique data layer. After checking out the company and ordering some discs I was really quite impressed by the quality and composition. If you're going to get a drive to burn discs and save information for an extended period of time, you want this drive for the M-Discs

Cons: It's a little annoying to have to go to another site in order to buy those M-Discs, but other than that nothing bad to say.

Pros: - Reads Blu Rays - Came with Blu-Ray software and SATA cable - As easy install as any other SATA drive

Cons: - Was riplocked, had to mod the firmware to rip BRs at higher speeds

Overall Review: Riplocking is a pain but it's very easy to get rid of. If you don't feel comfortable modifying firmware, do not get this drive, otherwise it will rip at 2x only. After modding it goes far past that. I bought this drive to back up my physical Blu-Rays, and it is absolutely perfect for that.

Pros: Price ($44), blu ray drive with dvd and cd burning capabilities

Cons: None, i think all those people complaining about software should lower their tech level to LOW ( NOOBS) this is a OEM drive, this means no software, no cables, no manual and no fancy box (for that there's a retail version for twice the price)

Overall Review: Works amazing in my i5 3570k,gtx 650 Htpc, i already own nero burning software, and downloaded the 1 month trial of power dvd 12, so no problems here, when the promo expires i'll just use VLC to play ma blu ray movies (you have to download two extra files for that)

Pros: The product reads DVDs and appears to work as advertized.

Cons: The drive is noisy when discs spin up. During lower speads, a noticeable click/tick is present some of the time.

Overall Review: I could have went with something else, but it appears that all the OEM drives are hit and miss these days. When is a manufacturer giong to step up to build a good economy drive for consumers?