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Question: Does it have a DVD or CD drive?
Document: Product arrived on time, would also recommend purchasing Apple Care with the computer. If you're going to spend the money on a nice computer like this, you should really buy the protection plan just in case something goes wrong. My wife has been using the computer for design work with CS6 and loves it so far. You will have to purchase some sort of external DVD/CD drive since there is no drive on the computer.
Our purchase arrived a day ahead of schedule and all it needed was to be unboxed and plugged in. It is a lovely computer but considerable more expensive than a Windows machine. Is it worth it? I don't know yet. The computer comes without a DVD/CD drive so I purchased one of those. Is it really needed? I don't know yet. Much to my happiness I found a software program to migrate everything from my Windows XP computer (Parallels 9 for desktop).
I love the way the mouse works, and the brightness of the screen. Because I am school, I still  use my IBM compatible for school work since I go to school online, and assignments have to be turned in on that type of computer, but if it wasn't for that I would use the Mac computer exclusively. I enjoyed learning how this computer works. I also love how it interfaces easily with other apple products. the face that it did not have a CD/DVD drive didn't bother me.
I glad that i received the product on time. Disapointed that the computer did not have a CD DVD included.
It's a great computer, but I was unaware the the latest certainly isn't the greatest since they took the DVD drive out of it. Yes, Apple is trying to move everything to iCloud, but they should let the customer have a choice and in this case, the choice would have been to buy a new, older model. Very disappointed.
I love Apple products. The quality, the design, the innovation. Got my new iMac all set up and went to play a movie, but alas, no DVD drive? What the heck? This is my second iMac, and I didn't even think that the new ones wouldn't have DVD drives. Did I miss something?
Is it worthwhile to pay half the cost of a new iMac to revive a five years old iMac? Even after repair, other than the replacement system board (may not be new), everything else (the beautiful monitor, power supply, DVD drive, etc.) is still five years old and may fail in the next few years. As a consequence, most people in this situation decide to buy a new one instead.
If you are considering getting an external drive, I personally would recommend the Samsung SE-208AB/TSBS External DVD-Writer - Black which performs the same function and is $40 cheaper than Apple's super drive. For the initial set up, I was able to wirelessly transfer all files to the iMac using the "Migration Assistant" utility on the iMac - it took a minute to start the process and all files transferred themselves in about 6 hours over the Wi-Fi network.
Computer arrived with scratches on both computer and the keyboard, wired black old mouse and without the CD or instruction manuals with improper packaging. Thanks Mike
We wish there had been more telling about what has been changed on this new computer. We don;t know how to use everything on this computer. And were disappointed that they took out DVD/cd option on computer. But we are still glad to got this computer.
Answer: No unfortunately it doesn't have a DVD/CD drive. You have to buy it separately.