Testseek.co.uk have collected 8 expert reviews of the OWC Mercury Pro Blu-ray eSata/USB2/FireWire and the average rating is 70%. Scroll down and see all reviews for OWC Mercury Pro Blu-ray eSata/USB2/FireWire.
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The editors liked
Attractive
User-friendly case design
Multiple connections.
The editors didn't like
Problems using USB with Toast.
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Published: 2009-12-08, Author: James , review by: macworld.co.uk
Attractive, user-friendly case design; multiple connections.
Published: 2014-07-18, Author: Nick , review by: mymac.com
Abstract: Physical media is dead, right? Well, I think we should just wait a moment here. There are still tons of great uses for physical media today. One of the best I can think of is for backing up. However, with today's large files CDs and DVDs don't hold enough...
Attractive, user-friendly case design; multiple connections.
Problems using USB with Toast.
If you’re looking for a new optical drive, and one that can burn high definition Blu-ray movies as well, OWC’s Mercury Pro 8X Blu-ray Pioneer BDR-203 External drive is worth a look. Its case design doesn’t get in the way, or otherwise de...
Abstract: Mercury Pro 8x Blu-ray Writer External Optical DriveCompany: Other World Computing It is always a pleasure to try a brand new technology on the Mac. There is something satisfying that comes with using a computer or gadget in a way that you have never ...
Abstract: Apple’s no show at the blu-ray™ party hasn’t deterred one Mac accessory company from marketing its own Mac compatible internal and external blu-ray™ burners. Other World Computing has offered blu ray burners for the Mac for some time. Over the past year, it has increased burn speeds four-fold, provided Toast 10 Standard version as a bundled option, and lowered pricing. Its latest entry is a qu...
Abstract: Just because Apple hasn’t embraced Blu-ray doesn’t mean that we Mac users are left out in the cold. OWC, along with other companies, have decided to start offering Blu-ray burners for the Mac-using public. The company’s quad interface drive can burn s...
