OMorc External USB 3.0 Optical Drive

Despite the plastic construction of the drive, it feels and look very robust.
It's surface has a brushed metal finish while the whole device is quite solid.
Thanks to the low weight of the device, it's easy to carry around and its elegant design should match
with almost any desk setup.

The drive uses a USB 3.0 cable that's permanently attached to its bottom and can be secured into place
while not being used.
The operation of the drive is pretty much self explanatory and it's worth noting that the front panel
also include an eject pin hole that allows the tray to pop out even if there's no power available.

Read and write speeds are pretty good.
It supports up to 24XCD-R read/write speeds and 8XDVD read, which is more than enough for most tasks,
while the operation of the device produces very low levels of noise.

I have used the drive both on Linux and Windows 10.
On both cases, the device was plug-and-play as no additional software was required to be installed.
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