Pioneer BDR-212DBK Internal BD/DVD/CD Writer
The Pioneer BDR-212DBK is a versatile internal SATA Blu-ray burner designed for system builders and upgrades. It offers high-speed performance, capable of burning up to 16x on BD-R media and supporting a wide array of DVD and CD formats for broad compatibility. For secure, long-term data archiving, it includes M-DISC support. Enhance your disc usage with QuickPlay for faster readiness, alongside a Noise Suppression and Anti-Dust design that contributes to increased durability and quieter operation.
$75.00
Owner Satisfaction
4.5
/ 5
Category Rank
12
/ 167
#12 in Optical Drives
Price vs Category Average
-42%
Below average
Host Interface
1.5
/ Serial ATA GBytes/Sec
Who it's for
- Comprehensive Media Support
- High-Speed Blu-ray Burning
- Reliable Archival Quality
Who should skip it
- Requires Separate Playback Software
- Internal Installation Complexity
- Niche and Declining Utility
Key Specs
Host Interface
Serial ATA 1.5 GBytes/Sec
Data Buffer
4 MB
Write Speed
Up to 16x on BD-R (25GB) media
Operating Temperature
+5 degrees C to +45 degrees C
Storage Temperature
-40 degrees C to +60 degrees C
Output Power
DC +12 V / +5 V, 2.2 A / 1.4 A
Form Factor
Internal 5.25 Inch
Read Speed (DVD-ROM)
16x
Features
- Long-term data protection with M-DISC support
- High-speed burning up to 16x on BD-R media
- QuickPlay for faster disc readiness
- Improved Anti-Dust design for durability
- Precision Writing Technology minimizes errors
- Noise Suppression design for quieter operation
- Supports a wide range of blank media
- Backwards compatible with DVD and CD formats
What customers say
Customers overwhelmingly praise the Pioneer BDR-212DBK for its exceptional reliability and quality, especially for long-term data archiving. Users value its consistent, high-speed burning across all major formats and its robust support for M-DISC technology, positioning it as a premium archival tool. Performance is frequently described as swift and stable, resulting in fewer failed burns than budget alternatives. While the initial cost is higher, most agree the superior longevity and dependable operation justify the investment. Operation is also noted as being quiet. A few users experienced minor initial setup challenges, but the drive is highly regarded for its dependable build and archival capabilities.
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