Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a great external CD/DVD device. Easy to use and performs as suggested in the specifications. It is a bit slower than a normal in CPU drive.

Works great...simply plug in and go without any hassles. Use primarily for burning my cd collection onto the computer.

This is perfect for loading cd's to music library. Hooks up easily with adapter.

A must if you want to watch DVD’s since that feature is no longer available. Just plug it in the back of your computer and there you have it!

Perfect dvd drive for my MacBook Pro. I’m glad I got an Apple device as it works seamlessly with my Mac. No complaints.

I am not very technologically oriented but I had no problem setting up and using on my first try. Thanks for keeping it user friendly

This unit is definitely Apple. It is up to their standard. It is compact and light weight.

I took the cd drive out of my Mac and replaced with a hard drive. This works seamlessly with my Mac and i am glad i bought it. Now I have everything I need to do what I need.

I use this handy device to transfer sample CD’s onto the cloud for easy retrieval via my music apps on my devices. Works great!

I bought this so that I could store all of my GoPro videos on it instead of taking up valuable hard drive space. It is so small that I can keep in in my laptop bag. Love it.

Had no idea the Mac doesn't automatically come with a drive. This is an absolute must have! If you are still a disc and DVD user like me you can't go wrong with this.

I bought this for my wife as a gift because she has many pics on DVDs/CDs. To hear her laugh while viewing them is well worth it.

I made that mistake! Had to exchange for this Apple. SOOO quiet compared to the cheaper brand. Absolutely recommend this without any hesitation.

It's a dvd/cd drive and works great. If you have an older iMac that has a built in drive and it is broken...from my experience this one doesn't work on those machines.

The hard drive was easy to connect and is so small that I hardly notice it on the desk. This is exactly what I wanted. I was also surprised that this was under $100.

Simple, fast setup - just plug and play into a Mac. If you want to use on a Windows system, drivers can be found online in Apple Bootcamp, but the setup is a bit trickier.

Superdrive is a decent recorder for published music. On the other hand it acts clunky with homemade cd recordings. It's a good inexpensive solution to ripping something to a Mac although slower than the old Win Media Player style ripping though that has it's problems also. So homemade music on the Superdrive gets hung on certain tracks and sometimes will not eject. I think it's a discontinued product from Apple. There are other USB music players that are just as suitable. After I had the Superdrive for a while I found an old Asus player amongst my junk that works just fine with the Mac. It's probably cheaper too.

It is easy to use and install but it is unfortunate that apple doesn't include an option for it to be installed on the iMac. All Apple's computers are now eliminating the DVD player. I see the point on a laptop but not on a desktop.

Well 1st of all, it's an Apple product which I'm a fan of. I see what they did, they took the cd/dvd drive out of the laptop and made it so u have to purchase an external if u want to burn movies or music cd's. Clever for business purposes but annoying. But nonetheless its a great product.

My iMac didn't come with a disc drive which was a bit annoying, so I got this and now I can watch movies on my Mac. It was easy to use, just plug in and get going.