Unità ottica IBOX IED03 DVD±RW USB 3.1 Gen1 (USB-C) nero, vassoio, 24x CD / 8x DVD

External optical disc drive IBOX IED03 is a compact DVD±RW tray drive with USB 3.1 Gen1 (USB‑C) interface designed for reading and writing 120 mm CDs and DVDs. The drive supports CD speeds up to 24× and DVD speeds up to 8×, including DVD+R Double Layer and M‑DISC. The enclosure is black and compact, and the package includes a USB cable and a user manual. The device is compatible with Windows 8 and is intended for media playback, backups and disc burning.

Advantages

The IBOX IED03 offers a USB‑C connection with USB 3.1 Gen1 bandwidth for fast data transfer, broad disc format support including DVD±RW, DVD+R DL and M‑DISC, and a tray loading mechanism for reliable disc handling. Its compact dimensions and low weight make it portable, and the included USB cable and manual allow immediate use without additional accessories.

Suitable for

• Playing DVD movies and audio CDs
• Creating audio CDs and data backups
• Burning or duplicating DVDs, including dual‑layer discs
• Archiving important files to M‑DISC for long‑term storage
• Use with laptops or desktops that lack an internal optical drive

Key specifications

• Optical drive type: DVD±RW (tray)
• Supported disc diameter: 120 mm
• Maximum CD read/write speed: 24×
• Maximum DVD read/write speed: 8×
• Supports DVD+R Double Layer and M‑DISC
• Interface: USB 3.1 Gen1 (USB Type‑C)
• Product colour: Black
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 148 × 142 × 18 mm
• Weight: 282 g

How to use

Connect the drive to a computer using the supplied USB cable (USB‑C). Insert a 120 mm disc into the tray and close it; the operating system will recognise the drive automatically on compatible systems such as Windows 8. Use your preferred media player or disc burning software to read, play or write discs. Follow on‑screen prompts from the chosen application to finalise burning or verification processes.

Recommendations

Use the drive on a stable, flat surface and avoid moving the device while reading or writing discs. For reliable burns, close other high‑load applications during writing and verify discs after recording. Store optical media in protective cases away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.