Does what an Innova disc should do :-)
343167
Always purchased Innova discs and I've always been happy with them!
4933606
These came packaged in the original factory packaging.  I haven't had any problems with the disc and everyone one has worked flawlessly.
1009455
It appears to be well made and once I looked on Amazon to see which disc went where ,  it worked like a charm.  Have only used it once, but it seems like it will be very useful.
1338654
Working well! I love having a DVD drive that only needs a single USB connection, since computers are getting smaller and available USB ports are sort of a luxury. :)
1204079
Love the innovate discs!!  This is my second purchase of discs from them after I lost my favorite tee bird in a pond on a course in PC, FL!
698995
The disc is a blue WD would have been better black, usb 3.0 adapter is fixed to the disk is not a card that can be removed when this is damaging sectors ye had problems with data transmission to 3.0 but not I can assure you that this is because the disc because I have a 990FX-ud3 r1 and usb chip of this card leaves much to be desired, usually recommend the disc but if you can go another better quality no mistake ... . !!
192349
Do not use with M-Discs. Even when properly configured, the device will make M-Discs that can be read on other devices but will be rejected by the duplicator that makes them.  You get defective source errors.

Forget M-Disc and use with other media. Works fine.
195325
I use this for my Tassimo T-discs.  It works well but, you must insert the discs at an angle with the largest piece pointed downward.  It's not a perfect solution but it will do for now.
2806836
Will not work...I ran the disc downloaded drivers and still get error message..piece of crap
4052633
I am an avid Disc Golfer an I have been playing for around 15 years... Innova and Discraft are the only companies I use or anything related to the sport. They are the best. As far as drivers go, The Innova CHAMPION ORC is by far my ALL-TIME favorite long distance driver. I love it and if I had to chose only one disc to use, this would be it. Highly recommended.
3375233
Please see the pics I posted for this item.

This item works for an optical drive (mid 2012 15 inch MBP's DL DVD-RW).  I used the drive in a Macbook duo core, Dell XPS notebook, and of course the MBP the drive came in.  CD's and DVD videos played without any problem.  The case feels solid (does not creak or feel flimsy), and overall very satisfied.  I'd give it an extra star IF it came with a cheap padded pouch...

Details:
There are some comments on this item from other verified purchasers.  I am thinking they received a bad product or maybe a different variation of what I had received.  Just in case if you do are not sure of what this item is for, I will mention some of the details.

I cannot speak to any other optical drives, but this case was almost too easy to install the optical drive that came out of a MBP 15 (mid 2012).  I'm pretty sure Apple did not change the optical drive for a while - after all, they still do not support Blue-rays...  So, the drive that is in the latest MBP is still the DL DVD RW/CD RW/DVD-rom.

As others also stated, this item does NOT come with any directions.  However, this is a tool-free case :).

The first time I closed the "clamshell," I noticed one side was thicker than the other.  I carefully disassembled the case and saw there were two protruding pieces of plastic.  One looked to be a screw hole for another type of drive.  Anyway, a small plier was used to remove these two protruding things and the case closed tightly around the optical drive.  Please see the pics posted.

I plugged the drive into an open USB port and tried a music CD.  The CD didn't seem to want to go in, so I pulled it out and the stick-on dust cover (slot-loaded case) was stuck to the CD.  lol, this isn't an expensive case right?  I removed the stick-on and all is set.  The CD loaded, and played without a hitch.  I tried a DVD and it too played.  No issues with ejecting either.

**update** Successfully burned a dvd movie.  On Macbook (Duo core) DVDs played without any issue.  However, on the original (where the drive came from) MBP, the Mac's DVD player gave an error: "There was an initialization error: A valid DVD drive could not be found [-70012].  The MB did not give this error because it ha the original drive and the added drive.  When the original drive is removed and replaced with a HD or an SSD, this is a common error.  To fix this error google this error and will lead you to a quick and easy fix.
3984492
Good product! Plug&Play and 100% compatible with my DELL Inspiron (Windows 7)... I agree that writing to DVD discs is slow, also reading to BD discs seems be slower than advertised, but it is not of a big concern.

Fast shipping, insurance, and free of Amazon for Mexico!, thanks.
352495
Awesome Disc, I mean I don't know how someone can give this a bad review unless disc is damaged.. Worked every time for me so far works Great... All Tho I have had Trouble Copying DL Rewriteable to DL Blu Ray Disc maybe its me but IDK love Product tho only think I can complain about is This Blu Ray RE Disc Case was Cracked in back but works awesome Thanks saves headaches...
1674268
I am burning these discs on a Lite-On LH-20A1S and a Sony DRU-810A, and they work flawlessly.  Maybe it's the fact that they are on Sony's compatible list for the drive or that they are quality discs, I don't know.  But what I do know is that the picture quality that I got from my copy was PERFECT.  NO PIXELATION, NO DROPPED FRAMES, and NO PAUSES.  A perfect burn.

I ran the Verbatim discs through DVDInfo Pro and it came back with write speeds of 2.4, 4.0, and 8.0 (see picture.)  The box mine came in says "up to 6x speed," so you MIGHT be able to push it to 8x with a high speed drive.

For everyday, general consumer use you should find that these discs will give you a high quality, dependable burn.  Some may ask if they are archival quality, and I have to say that my guess is 'no.'  Unless the disc specifically says "archival quality" then I would assume that they are standard discs (which have been found to deteriorate over time.

I highly recommend these discs for your approved DVD+R DL burner.  (Remember to check the media compatibility of your drive BEFORE you purchase these discs or any other disc!  See your drive manufacturer's website for details.)
3646526
People still use CDs to store data? I bought this a long time ago and they were useful then. As far as I can remember, all discs worked. It's a nice storage/carrying case as well.
2278496
I have a very big feeling that it's more a software issue than anything. The first disc I attempted to burn, I used Nero (which is very popular and I'm sure many of you use) and the disc failed at slow speed. After that I switched to a very simple free program called ImgBurn (google it) and haven't had an issue since, even on MAX speed. This can't be a coincidence to me. Still though...you should be able to use whatever software you want, and that's where "You get what you pay for" comes into play. These DO work though, just a bit of a hassle. Remember, try ImgBurn...it's free and it has worked every time for me so far.
4902741
I, so far have a had a great experience with this product. I am on my second stack. The first had no disc problems. Not one.