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Dell really managed to surprise the users with the DW316 slim external DVD R/W drive. First of all, you will notice the simple but at the same time very graceful design of the drive. The upper part has a glossy black coating with a noticeable company logo in the center. You should just press the button and the disc tray pops out.

Remember that the drive can only be used horizontally. This model offers both reading and burning for your CDs and DVDs at a fairly high speed. The DSB is 0.75 MB, so you will have quick access to all your information on the medium. To work with disks, you can use the pre-loaded CyberLink Media Suite or install additional software. This external DVD drive is compact (only 0.6 inches thick) and quite lightweight (0.44 pounds).

Thanks to that, you can use it both at home and on the go, especially taking into account the fact that the Dell DW316 is ready to work right out of the box.

There are many that proclaim optical media is dead and that streaming is the way ahead, but one look at the quality of the latest blockbuster movies on Ultra HD Blu-ray and you'll change your mind. With a standardised format, and players are now readily available, so it's full steam ahead as we cast those ageing DVD players aside, retire the venerable Blu-ray player and step into the future. Things are only getting better for Ultra HD Blu-ray, so which player do you need? Our pick of the best Ultra HD Blu-ray players to buy today As Ultra HD Blu-ray is still fairly new, the selection of players is limited. Our top recommendation fuses affordability with performance, making it our top pick if you're looking for an Ultra HD Blu-ray player. Pocket-lint 1. Samsung UBD-M9500 Buy the Samsung M9500 from or The Samsung UBD-M9500 isn't the most fully-featured Ultra HD Blu-ray player on the market - it lacks in the high-end audio stakes - but it's one of the nicest to use because Samsung has been paying a lot of attention to its user interface over the past few years.

This new model is leaps and bounds ahead of the older K8500, especially if you want to take advantage of the smart apps that are included, like Netflix and Amazon Video. Droid4x. It offers excellent performance on the video front, but is a little quirky on the design, with a curved body, so it probably won't match anything else you have in your AV setup. You probably won't ever get Dolby Vision support from Samsung, but you are getting a player that gives you a lot for the money, then the M9500 is worthy of your attention. If you're completely happy with your streaming services already then you might want to look elsewhere, perhaps to the K8500 player instead. Read the full review: Pocket-lint 2. Panasonic DMP-UB700 Ultra HD Blu-ray player Buy the Panasonic UB700 on The Panasonic UB700 fuses a conventional design that will fit into any entertainment centre, or happily sit on display, with the essential connectivity to bring the glory of Ultra HD Blu-ray to your 4K HDR TV.

There's twin HDMI so you can separate audio into your AV receiver if you want to. While the UB700 doesn't have the audio focus or the connections of the UB900, it retains the same picture quality, while being much more affordable. It offers wonderful handling of the latest optical discs, it offers 4K content from streaming services (if you need them), without looking quite as strange as the Samsung K8500's curved design. The user interface is ugly however and the remote could be better, but we can't fault the video quality. Read the full review: Pocket-lint 4.