Pros: I've been using Pioneer DVDR Drives since the Ao3 model. I've tried several other brands, They do fine, However I use several DVDR drives simultaneously and Pioneer seems to be the only drive that holds solid with another drive on the same IDE Cable.

Cons: Faceplate Design is plain and featureless, however if it works dont fix-it.

Overall Review: Wouldnt mind seeing two LEDs on the face, to indicate burning status.

Pros: This my 2nd one of this same model, mainly so I can copy directly drive to drive. This will be my 3rd Pioneer DVD burner. My 1999 model has problems recognizing disks. My 2002 has a few read problems. This model I've had 1 or 2 coasters. I backup all my movies & watch alot of DVD's on my computer, some neglected rentals. I burn 100"s of DVD's, data & video a year. The only coasters (<6) have been when using store brand media.

Cons: Normally pricier than most others. But then again my 1999 one is still in use.

Overall Review: I've tried a couple other brands because of the price, but both were useless within a year.

Pros: for burning games it is the best burn nice a clean no problems what so ever

Cons: should have bought a black one

Pros: Works

Cons: Sync up time when you put a disk in - 12-13 seconds! I've seen older drives do better. I too would prefer two LEDs.

Overall Review: I was hesitant to buy it - it came recommended and not at the same time - this site doesn't favor it. A couple of each - CDRs, DVD5 and DVD+R-DLs and no coasters. It works! Haven't tried DVD-RW, but I know the D model doesn't support it.

Pros: Burns fast!

Cons: Mine began to cut out almost right away,when I tried to burn a CD-R. At first I thought it was the software,but then I reailzed the burner was at fault.

Pros: None

Cons: None

Overall Review: Newegg sent me DVR-112D instead of DVR-112 BG as ordered. DVR-112D can't write DVD Ram, I'm not so happy with this

Pros: A little quieter and faster then the DVR-108 it replaced.

Cons: Does not burn CDs! It would seem like I'm not alone in this department. This one is going back!

Pros: Has the Pioneer brand name on it, which in the past was a sign of exceptional quality and dependability.

Cons: The Pioneer 112 series of drives is fast becoming the most problematic disc drive I've ever purchased. The unit I received can't reliably read any CDs or DVDs I have, it has thus far failed to write a single CD or DVD, and has made (expensive) coasters out of two dual-layer discs so far. As if that weren't bad enough, this unit just stops responding to the eject button once it fails to read or write a disc-- you have to completely power down the system to recover. I'm using Nero 6, which is a bit dated, but worked perfectly with a Pioneer 109 drive that I replaced with this one.

Overall Review: This drive wasn't DOA but it may as well have been. It can't read discs, it can't write discs, and it hangs at the first sign of trouble. I checked for a firmware update, but to my surprise the latest firmware for the 112 drive refuses to install because it's an OEM drive (cripes!). If this is any indicator of what to expect going forward I'll be looking for a more reliable manufacturer. Soon. This is truly disappointing.