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Question: Do you need a mouse to eject CD/DVD's?
Document: -- But what about all the software and movies I have on disc, including Blu-Ray, and want or need to use on my Mac? Nope, too bad, sorry. -- Bad design choice.This drive is only useful for DVD's and CD's, including DVD-R, DVD-RW, CD-R, CD-RW. But not Blu-Ray.The drive's cable is hard-conected; you can't detach it.
I bought this because my Mac Mini came without a DVD/CD drive. Apple seems to think people don't need DVD's or CD's anymore. I think that is not very bright thinking on Apple's part. I use this drive all the time just like I use my DVD players all the time. I do backups and make picture CD's and store videos on DVD's and CD's. I wouldn't own a computer without a DVD. So to me this is a must have item.
This is a great USB drive if you need to use CDs or DVDs with your computer. Just plug into a USB port and insert your CD or DVD. When finished, just click on your computer to eject. Very user-friendly!
This is just a nice combo CD/DVD read/write/burn drive. Light, compact, elegantly spare design, and fully compatible with Windows 7 as well as OS X (didn't have to download any drivers, W7 picked up the drive and installed the correct ones right away).Do note that this drive does not have an eject button. You'll need to do eject via command in Windows or OS X.
If you like watching DVD's on your computer you will need this. It works, but I wish this was still part of the laptop.
I haven't burned anything yet but have read a few CD-R's and DVD's. Works great! Too bad disks are going extinct but this is a great transition away from them if you have a laptop with no disk drive.
This drive is great if you need to play cd's or dvd's on a computer with no drive. The USB plug and play works great. It will also write files to a disc. Does everything I need it to do!
Hard to &#34;love&#34; a peripheral device, so I'll give it a &#34;like&#34;. Not much use for disc readers these days, but when you need one, you gotta have it. I use it to create CD's and DVD's for gifts.
My major problem is not with the unit itself but the fact that you have to buy THIS drive to work on the MacBook Air. I have a Samsung external drive, which I love, but it won't work on the Air. I came to find out that no other type of drive will work on the Air. So if you need to use watch DVD's or use CD's on your Air, you need to buy this.
With all of Apple's laptops now shipping without an optical drive, this is what you'll need to fill that gap for burning DVD's and ripping CD's into iTunes. Thankfully, it looks great, is built well, works fast, is quiet, and weighs less than a drive-thru burger. Better still, it is totally USB powered by only USB port. Fantastic design, performance, and price. A great buy.
Answer: Not at all!  Though you CAN use one of course but it's not necessary; when you have a CD or DVD in the drive, it will either have the location reflected on your desktop or iTunes (if your using that application)- otherwise, it most surely would be found on your desktop or drive / program finder.  There by the name of the cd or DVD, you will see a tiny arrow pointing down next to it or below it (can't really remember)- you then just move the curser with your trackpad (or mouse) and click on it and you content will eject smoothly.