Data Buffer: 4MB Interface: USB 3.1 Gen1 Type-C™ Data Transfer Rate: 1.5Gbits/sec

Yes, it's possible, but it's better to import the Blu-ray content onto the computer and run the film from the computer. It's much smoother and faster

I have not had any problems yet

Yes, yes and yes, use it that way too.

Yes, the Verbatim External Slimline Blu-ray Writer (model number 43890, but similar to the model you are looking for) is compatible with Windows 11. It supports Windows 8, 10 and 11, as well as Mac OS X 10.6 or higher.

The Verbatim Ultra HD 4K External Slimline Blu-ray Writer (Model 43888) is generally compatible with MacBooks, including the MacBook Pro M3/2024, provided the operating system and hardware requirements are met. ### Compatibility - The drive uses USB 3.0 and USB-C, which is compatible with most modern MacBooks. ### Software - The drive comes with the Nero Burn & Archive software, but it can also work without additional software, as macOS offers its own burning functions. However, the included software may be useful for advanced burning functions. ### Operating system - It should be compatible with macOS 15 Sequoia as there are no specific restrictions for this version of the operating system. To summarise: The Verbatim Ultra HD 4K External Slimline Blu-ray Writer should work fine with your MacBook Pro M3/2024 and macOS 15 Sequoia without the need for additional software, unless you require special burning features provided by the included Nero software.

USB-C 3.2 Gen 1 is required, otherwise you won't get the bandwidth

No playback software is included with the drive; VLC Media Player lacks the CODECs. I don't know whether copy-protected Blu-rays can also be played with suitable software.

According to the manufacturer, Blu-ray 3D is not available with this model.

Hi, can't be the same drive. The PS5 does not play UHD.

Hello, the question about the playable formats: It supports all common formats. Fully compatible with MDISC™ archiving technology. Stores up to 100 GB on a BDXL disc / 8.5 GB on a DL DVD / up to 4.7 GB on a standard DVD. Unfortunately I can't answer the question about macOS, because I only use Windows or Linux as OS. Greetings Elmar

This should be possible without any problems, in fact I don't see why it shouldn't be possible.

In Os X it has a burn function and otherwise with Burn, DVD Fab, Burn aware free or Toast, wondershare dvd creator.

Maybe Express Burn Disc Burning Software11.03, I haven't tried it myself but seems to work for Blu-ray

To play Blu-Ray, you need software, e.g. the Leawo Blu-ray Video Player (free) or purchased software versions such as PowerDVD or the Aiseesoft Blu ray Player (but they cost money).

Windows 10 no longer supports this. Additional software is required for this, e.g. the free Leawo Blu-ray Player, but this is really only compatible with Windows 10 and no longer with Windows 11.

According to the product reference yes :)

I haven't had any problems with the reading speed so far. However, I need the Verbatim Slimline mainly to burn BlueRay videos. The data quality and not the speed is in the foreground.

An audio CD can probably be written at 24x speed, according to Internet data. Here it is only stated that a DVD can be burnt at 8x speed. https://www.verbatim.de/de/prod/ultra-hd-4k-external-slimline-blu-ray-writer-43888/

The USB cable is included.

Hello, I haven't worked with it very much yet, but everything I have transferred has worked fine. Greetings Bernhard

Blu-rays are locked to Region 2 EU, but DVDs can be unlocked to play all regions if needed...

Yes, stated by the manufacturer ("Fully compatible with M DISC ™ archiving technology").

Isn't the software available online from the manufacturer? That would be another possibility.

UHD Blu Rays did not work for me, only normal Blu Rays.