To burn CDs and DVDs on a Mac, you can use software such as Express Burn, Burn, or Wondershare UniConverter. These programmes are compatible with macOS and support burning various file formats to CDs and DVDs. Make sure that the external burner, such as the ASUS model you mentioned, is correctly recognised by the operating system and software you choose.

Yes, the ASUS SBW-06D5H-U BLACK USB3.1 drive is compatible with MacBook Air and can read DVDs and CDs without requiring any additional installation. It supports Mac OS X and Windows operating systems, and can be used directly by plugging the USB cable into the notebook or PC.

Yes, that works

Hello Bought the drive to play Blue Ray Disc on my laptop and it worked fine. So we could watch (how old fashioned 😉) our Blue Ray Disc during the holidays. Quality of the hardware is good. Greetings

Hello - unfortunately Digitec will not read this and you should not publish your mobile number in the community - please contact customer service: https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc/de/requests/new I briefly reported that Digitec (I don't work at Digitec) deletes the number... LG and good luck

Why shouldn't it work? It's a normal optical drive with Blu-Ray, so it should actually work. If it can burn Blu-Ray, it can certainly read it too. Hope I could help :)

Yes

I use it under Windows. I assume that this connection is also available on the Mac. Then, of course, an application that plays films.

Hello Hrfuchs49, I'm not working with Mac OS Big Sur yet and I'm not burning Blue Ray's at the moment. According to Asus, however, the drive should be supported from OS X 10.6 and higher. Blue Ray formats are also supported. There are write-once and rewritable formats. The capacity is also important. There is the single layer (SL) with 25GB and the dual layer (DL) with 50GB. You can find out exactly which formats they are in the link I've attached below. What you still need is a burning software. Either a freeware or a paid one. Mac OS X cannot burn a Blue Ray by itself. However, programmes from Apple itself, such as Finalcut or Compressor, can burn Blue Ray. Link Asus: https://www.asus.com/ch-de/Motherboards-Components/Optical-Drives/All-series/SBW-06D5H-U/techspec/ Link free burning software: https://burn-osx.sourceforge.io/Pages/English/home.html Or the paid software, e.g. Toast from Roxio or Nero. Greetings from Carlo

When used on my new PC Windows 10, all my previously burned BDs are played and new BDs are burned. In the short manual that comes with the ASUS device, functionality is guaranteed for Mac OS X 10.6 and above.

On the manufacturer's website you will find all supported formats including CD, DVD and Bluray: https://www.asus.com/ch-de/Optical-Drives-Storage/SBW-06D5H-U/specifications/

No idea, sorry!

Unfortunately not. The zone can only be changed a maximum of 5 times.