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The BDR-XS07S slim slot portable USB 3.2 Gen1(3.0) BD/DVD/CD burner is the next generation Blu-ray Disc burner from Pioneer. The The BDR-XS07S slim slot portable USB 3.2 Gen1(3.0) BD/DVD/CD burner is the next generation Blu-ray Disc burner from Pioneer. The BDR-XS07S has a smooth slot loading mechanism that both dependable dustproof and excellent quietness have been realized. The drive supports BDXL and M-DISC format and can read and write to all BDXL discs1 including BD-R triple-layer 100GB media, BD-R quad-layer 128GB media, and BD-RE triple layer 100GB media, as well as conventional Blu-ray discs (single-layer 25GB media and dual-layer 50GB media) (Application software is not included.). The portable device, measuring only 135mm (W) X 135mm (D) X 18.0mm (H) and weighing a mere 280g, also has the ability to be powered directly via USB (no AC adaptor required).
With BDXL and M-DISC support, you can now back up your files with fewer discs than ever before, and since the drive is portable and USB bus powered, all of this can be done virtually anywhere.
The BDR-XS07S can write up to 6x *2 on BD-R and BD-R dual-layer (DL) media. One BD-R DL disc can hold the same amount of data as 10 DVDs (single-layer). One QL disc can hold the same amount of data as 27 DVDs (single-layer). The drive is also backward compatible to read and write to most DVD and CD recordable media. Please check and see all supported media formats and the read and write/burn speeds achievable for each format.
The BDR-XS07S also has unique features such as PowerRead *3, Auto Quiet mode, and PureRead4+ *4. PowerRead can provide smoother movie playback when a disc has fingerprints or minor surface scratches. Auto Quiet mode intelligently adjusts the disc rotation speed to reduce noise (useful while watching movies or listening to music), and PureRead automatically adjusts the drive parameters to minimize sound glitches during music playback. Auto Quiet mode and PureRead can be configured as well as enabled and disabled with the Pioneer BDR-XS07S Drive Utility.
*2 6x BD-R single-layer discs & BD-R DL discs write speed achieved using certain media. Refer to the “Supported media list”.
*3 PowerRead is not guaranteed to work with all disc conditions or under all PC environments.
*4 PureRead4+ is not guaranteed to work with all disc conditions or under all PC environments.
*5 Ultra HD Blu-ray (UHD disc) is not supported.
Scratches and fingerprints on your CDs can cause them to skip. A drive normally makes a calculated guess at the unreadable data and attempts to correct this to match the original music. However, this is not 100% accurate. PureRead4+, when enabled, makes the drive reread the obscured data to extract the original music as accurately as possible.
Pioneer Blu-ray drives are the go-to drive for many users including for professional use, to the extent that Pioneer optical drives have become the drives of choice.
There are many reasons for this—Pioneer devices have many unique features that take advantage of long-cultivated knowledge and technology accumulated in the development of optical drives, as well as being one of the few manufacturers to not only design in-house the optical pickup, one of the most important parts in the design of optical drives, but to use in-house development and manufacture for the optical drive itself.
Here, we’ll introduce the reasons that Pioneer’s Blu-ray drives are the drives of choice for a wide range of users.
The history of Pioneer optical disc drives started with the development of LaserDiscs, and the company continued with the development and manufacture of all optical disc drives, including for CDs, DVDs, and Blu-rays. This optical disc drive technology and expertise accumulated over many years is fundamental to the performance and quality of current Pioneer Blu-ray drives.
Pioneer uses in-house development and manufacture for everything—from optical pickups through to disc transport mechanisms, control circuitry for these, and even the chassis. This drive condenses our expertise in optical disc technology going back to the era of the LaserDisc, enabling stable read and write operations.
Pioneer Blu-ray drives are renowned for their high writing quality, and are used for storage of historical documents such as those in libraries and museums, examination and treatment data in medical institutions, academic content and research data in educational institutions, and master data at broadcasters. The drives are also used for the storage of confidential documents, statistical data, and other data in government offices.
In previous drives, when a read error occurred because of problems such as scratches or fingerprints on music CDs, this section with the error was interpolated and the sound approximated from this. Pioneer Blu-ray drives include PureRead technology, a unique technology for accurately reading data from music CDs. This technology automatically determines the state of discs that have scratches and makes adjustments accordingly to use an optimal read method, thus providing reading of music CDs that is as close as possible to the original.
Different to the predominant tray-type used in slim external USB drives, our unique slot loading mechanism provides ease-of-use with an ingenious, novel configuration. Additionally, the high-speed stationary type incorporates a disc resonance stabilizer that also calculates airflow when the disc is rotating at high speeds. This mechanism provides more stable writing. "A range of other innovations provide industry-leading stability in writing and read operations. "
Pioneer’s unique design blends a luxurious design with the functionality of a space-saving clamshell type that opens and closes vertically, as well as a slot loading type that enables easy loading and removal of discs.
Some optical disks can be stored for as long as 200 years or more, reducing waste from the disposal of data storage equipment.
Optical discs themselves are fully recyclable, so they are truly a sustainable data storage medium. Also, apart from when they are handling data, optical disc drives use no power, and are thus kind to the environment. In addition to comprehensive power-saving measures such as the unique Custom Eco function, the design and manufacture of Pioneer products takes into account the various environmental regulations of different countries, including compliance with the European RoHS Directive (10 substances) regarding restrictions on the use of certain specific hazardous substances included in electrical and electronic devices.
Most reviews of Pioneer optical disc drives are extremely positive. We invite you to browse the high ratings of reviews of Pioneer optical disc drives, attainable only because of our long work with optical discs.
Danger Mouse
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025
I think the most important thing to know about this item is that it can not run if connected to a USB hub. It does mention this in the description of the drive, but it's very important. If you're like me, I have an M1 Mac Mini that already has every port filled up, you can't run the drive with a connecting hub. Thankfully another review mentioned which power cord type to use, and I bought this one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09W8X9VGK since the connector has an interchangeable end. With that connected, the drive has no issues running.Of course the other thing for Mac users to know is that you need to download special software to run blu-ray movies which was the primary use case for me (someone else said that VLC Player came with their computer, but mine didn't, and that software doesn't work without some serious tech knowledge and a prayer anyway).I don't have any intention of copying or writing to blu-ray discs, so I can't speak to that.Overcoming those challenges for a Mac user, the drive works perfectly!
Avery C.
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025
I didn't want to pay this much for a Blu-Ray burner, so I bought one that was cheaper but had good reviews. After receiving the other drive, I tried burning some CD's and DVD disc to see how well it worked before I tried burning the very expensive 100GB M-disc. I tried 3 DVD's and 4 CD's and all of them burned to 30 something percent then reported failed to burn. I returned that drive for a refund and decided to go ahead and buy a more expensive pioneer drive because if a drive can't burn CD's, it is worthless regardless of what it cost. I received the pioneer drive and burned one DL DVD disc to try it out and it burned perfect so then I moved to burning my wife's photos over the last 55 Years on 100GB M-disc and they burned without a flaw. So, after wasting a lot of time and 7 bad burned disc I finally bought this highly recommended pioneer Drive and burned my disc successfully.
Golden Egg
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025
I had to replace my older BD DVD burner as my cat liked sitting on it. She somehow caused it to not revolve when it needed to do so.This model is pretty much the same type of burner other than a few cosmetic changes. The disks have to be inserted into a slot instead of opening the top. This burner uses a slightly different cable connector which comes with it. It also has a power hook up, but I do not need to use one.The burner has been doing its job well just as the last one did. Pioneer is still a quality name in the business.I should note some reviewers state this burner can be used as a player as well. I have not tried to play a DVD or Blu Ray on it myself. I only use this as a burner. I did check the box but found nothing to indicate either way.Software is required when burning DVDs and Blu Rays which is available on the internet.
DukeOfStratosfear
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2024
So much of our lives is digitally based that can vanish in an instant if a hard drive gets zapped during a power surge. I've had more than a few data loss incidents in my life. I normally have multiple drives to save things like photos and videos but I wanted something a little more permanent. So I looked into getting some 128GB BDXL discs to keep things like all the content I've uploaded to Google Photos over the years. I'm using this Pioneer drive to burn the data to disc and it's been working fine so far. Seems reliable and it's a good feeling to have a few extra backups just in case.
Michael Sinclair
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2024
The media could not be loaded.
Don't worry be happy
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2024
Its very elegant, slim and doesn't use to much space. Just what is needed for.Very happy with it
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2024
Pioneer is usually considered a top brand for me. Having pioneered the CDJ (no pun intended) and being in the home hi fi business for decades, I had high hopes for this blu ray drive. Connecting it to my Mac mini (M1) via a USB hub allowed me to play CD’s, but I couldn’t rip them. Connecting it directly to my Mac, it allowed me to rip CDs for awhile , but then stopped working within 30 days of purchase. It almost ate one of my CD’s, even. Maybe getting an external power for this would have helped, but what a pain.Lastly, while I can’t really fault the player for this, playing blu rays on my Mac was extremely complicated and unintuitive.Needless to say I returned this and bought an ASUS one less than a quarter of the price. While the Asus drive can’t play blu rays, at least it actually works consistently for CDs and dvds.
mjm
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2024
I use it for high rez recording so far, and except for being very slow recording, the quality of the recording is perfect as of now. No real problems other than price of disks, $12 per. But you can't test for 'time' very easily, and that's the TRUE test for this machine. The quality of performance is great, and the longevity evaluation is the real purpose for these recordings--I just haven't had it long enough as yet, and you can't easily measure that other than that. So far, it passes with no problems other than recording speed. If it does what it's intended to do, I won't complain about that.
J1234
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 8, 2023
This seems to write m-disks fine. Nice unit with slot loading. Bit pricy for what it is but there aren't many alternatives.
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