Pioneer BDR-XU03J is currently the world's thinnest slot load Blue-ray Disk drive. The magnesium alloy chassis enables BDR-XU03J to have low noise and dust resistance.

BDR-XU03J supports recording and playing with BDXL disk and supports USB3.0.

Specifications

Size: 133x12x133mm
Weight: 245g
Compliant OS: Windows XP/Vista/7/8/8.1

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