LG Electronics WH16NS40 blu-ray burner 16X BD-R SATA
- Bare Drive
- 4 MB
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Slim portable drive burns Blu-ray, DVD and CD media at up to 6× and supports 100 GB BDXL triple-layer discs via USB 3.0
The Orange Juice Technology external Blu-ray burner reads and writes BD, DVD and CD media, including BDXL triple-layer discs holding 100 GB. It connects through a single USB 3.0 cable with no separate power adapter required.
The slim enclosure measures 145 x 147 x 15 mm and weighs 250 g, so it occupies minimal desk space and travels easily in a laptop bag. A single USB 3.0 port supplies both data and power, freeing an outlet and keeping cable count low.
Suits users who need occasional high-capacity optical archiving or Blu-ray movie playback on any laptop or desktop with a USB 3.0 port. Not for buyers who want internal installation, faster than 6x BD write speeds, or bundled playback and burning software.
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| Storage | |
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| BD-R speed | 6X |
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