Apple Computer Eject Button

No problems so far and things are going smoothly. Also, I really like the GPU eject button that makes it easier to work on my computer and do upgrades and whatnot.

It works excellent, but I would like to see the Eject Button for Safety.

I bought a New USB Superdrive to use with a 2017 IMAC (also bought from B&H) and Im completely satisfied with both. The superdrive is working flawlessly and it looks as if it was designed to sit artfully on top of the flanged aluminum base of my MAC.. Come to think, it probably was. I had never used an external CD drive before now, because I've never had to.Thats a separate issue. Also I can understand why some aren't happy with the lack of an actual eject button on the device.If I was using anything but a MAC with an Apple magic keyboard (which has an eject button on it) this might become an annoyance. The fact is if I was using anything but an newer MAC I wouldn't need the drive. Used as intended with a MAC or MACBOOK these drives are great and I not hesitate to buy another one If I buy a MACBOOK later this year.

Used different brand for a couple years before power button broke on it. Replaced it with this dock and being able to power on and eject the drives individually is a huge time saver. Feels like it's well built and very solid. Happy with purchase.

No doubt TL70 is the best polaroid camera I've received! I'm glad that I chose this camera. Amazing! Clever design on separating the eject button and the shutter so you can do double exposure easily. You can't even guess where the photo will come out until you see it! I was surprised when I first press the eject button. The best thing for TL70 to me is the aperture control. With the ND filter I can use f/5.6 under sunlight with the ISO800 fuji films but still getting a shallow depth of field. How cool is it !!! Light condition is not a limitation anymore, this is the best thing why I love this camera.

These memory cards worked seamlessly and flawlessly with both my children's Nintendo Switch consoles. Do not use Nintendo's data transfer utility if you will be replacing the card with this one. Instead, shut the unit down, remove the old card and put it in a computer. Navigate to the folder Nintendo. Copy that folder to your computer. It will take 5-10 minutes. Then eject the old card and insert the new one into the computer. Open that card and drag the Nintendo folder into the new card. Again it will take 5-10 minutes. When done, eject the new card, insert it into the Switch and power on. That's it!

I couldn't find the original drive I used to have, so I figured it was time to upgrade and get a new one. I really like how this one has a clamshell design. You don't need to find space for the tray to slide out as you do with the tray loading models. The button on the top of the drive is electrically actuated, so it won't accidentally open the drive while your computer is reading or writing from the disc. The other thing it can do is when you eject it from your computer, it will automatically pop the lid up. Unlike the tray drives that require you to find a paper clip to do an emergency eject, this has a small lever under the drive so you can eject discs that are having problems or refuse to eject correctly. Unlike many of the other drives I've used, this one is made from sheet metal and does feel nice in the hand. I have nothing against quality plastics, but this does feel nice, and the metal does not add any significant weight to it.

this computer is fast and its apple... what more can I say.

EXCELLENT CHOICE for any Apple computer.

Its great to be able to switch from one computer to another just with the touch of a button.