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Question: Will this burner also burn 3D Blu-Rays?
Document: I purchased this ASUS blu-ray burner from Amazon  based on the reviews and external power. I am using this via USB3 on a 2012 iMac. The drive has worked in reading/ripping blu-rays and DVD's with only the issue that some times it gets confused as to whether there is a disk inside and must be power cycled to eject. I also use the drive to rip CD's of files for medical records, and this is where the biggest issue is, it is VERY SLOW when burning CD's.
I bought one used, that arrived in perfect conditions. it's plug and play in  Mac, but you need special software to use as a player  like Mac Blu-Ray Player,  which it is not very expensive (Take advantege of Black friday) and one of the latest version of Toast to burn Blue Ray discs. It works wonderfully, kind of bulky, but I prefer one strong Blue Ray burner for my desktop that flimsy portable blue rays that you can find in the net.
So far so good! Bought this because my wife and daughter both have ultra books with no disc drive. Picked this one because it was an Asus and it Would burn Blu Rays
It will stay on 0% for a long when burning a dvd and never do anything. But when I try to reuse that disk it will say that I need to put in a blank one. It must initialize it or format it or something. The blu-rays take a while to burn and it will say it's successful. I won't find out that it didn't burn right until I go to play it. It has been very frustrating.
Looking to burn some videos of our family vacation. Needed something capable of handling both 25GB and 50GB (dual layer) blu-rays. Burned 8 so far with not a single coaster (bad burn).Software included is adaquate enough, though for burning I use imgBurn.Only complaint is drive seems larger than it needs to be and feels very &#34;plasticy&#34;. So if I needed to use it more on the go, I would look for a smaller model.
I was able to use this drive to read a Blu-Ray on my iMac; it also worked without issue when I booted into the Windows 7 partition as well. Haven't yet tried to burn anything, and can't attest to its USB3 capabilities.
The stylish appearance and functionality of the Asus BW-12D1S-U/BLK/G/AS External 12x Blu-Ray Burner provides consumers with an ideal choice for both business and entertainment. The Asus BW-12D1S-U/BLK/G/AS External 12x Blu-Ray Burner supports the latest Blu-ray 3D technology for life-like movie experiences with Cyberlink PowerDVD 10.
The Blu-Ray burner appears to work very well with all of the tasks that I have tested so far.Std DVD movies/ BluRay movies / Read/Write to DVD-RW / Blu-Ray BD-RE. Handles big file transfers to/from disks with no glitches. Have not checked the USB 3.0 actual rate performance but it appears that it is doing well. My son also has this ASUS Burner and no complaints and he is doing Blu-Ray video editing.
I was excited to get this burner. It was the only usb 3.0 blu-ray burner I could find at a reasonable  price. It's still kinda pricey though. The first one I got quit working 2 days after I got it. Amazon is great as always and exchanged it no problem. It's now been 3 months since I've gotten the replacement and it hasn't been wanting to recognize dvds or burn them.
It's packaged with a USB 3.0 cable, power adapter, and useful but limited set of Cyberlink software. Cyberlink offers a discount upgrade to their full software suite. I find the provided Cyberlink software right for my needs.Installation was easy. My laptop recognized both the burner and its USB 3.0 connection. Cyberlink software installed without issue. Blank blu-ray DVD disks are more expensive than regular blank DVDs so disk burn reliability is a high priority.
Answer: Since 3D Blu-ray information, is just digital information, the answer is YES.  The Blu-ray Burner sees no difference between 2D and 3D digital information, and will burn both just as easily.