Highest Rated Review by the Community
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Oct 19 '00
Pros: Reeeeeeally fast, Sony name
Cons: Premium price, inferior software included
Summary: Recently, the internet startup company where I work decided to buy a few new machines. For whatever reason, they settled on a particular Dell model, each of which came with a Sony Spressa Professional CD-RW drive installed. Although at first many of ... read more
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May 14 '01
Pros: Fast, rebate available till 06/02/01.
Cons: Software needs the downloadable update, a little picky about media.
Summary: This is a review of the Sony CRX160EA1 12x8x32x internal IDE model.
I had fallen behind making backups using my old ACER 2x2x6x (it took like 40 minutes for a complete CDR) and when my motherboard went nuts and screwed up my hard drive, I ... read more
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Feb 26 '01
Pros: Extremely fast; Sony brand name; Dependable; Fast Firewire port
Cons: Has a large foot print
Summary: If you are like me and were dumb enough to buy a computer so small that you can't put an internal CD burner in, the CRX1600L-A2 is the best solution. I knew that I wanted a fast CD burner (no point in buying obsolete products) and it had to be an ... read more
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Jan 23 '01
Pros: Fast, Fast, Fast!
Cons: None, yet.
Summary: This is a Review of the Sony 12x8x32x CRX160E-A1
My third CDRW drive will probably be my last. I say this because this drive is PERFECT. Sony, which also supplies the CDRW hardware to produce HP CDRW drives had created a winner with this one. ... read more
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Jan 09 '01
Pros: fast, easy installation simple burning software
Cons: none
Summary: When CDRW's first came out I was exited about what they could do. I wanted one for copying CD ROMS. I love the idea that I can keep a copy of a music CD in my car and have the original safely stored at home. Also you can back up massive amounts of ... read more
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Dec 29 '00
Pros: Speed, accuracy, noise
Cons: Software, reading speed
Summary: Well after putting off buying a cd re write drive for about six months now, I decided to finally purchase one. After looking around the local computer stores I found a Sony Spressa for a mere $150. Of course I jumped on it being that it was a brand ... read more
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Dec 26 '00
Pros: Excellent Performance; Features; Stability; Easy to Install & Use; Price
Cons: 4x-RW speed
Summary: I have used CD-RW drives for a long time. My old drive worked well, but it was too slow for my needs. For this reason, I decided to start looking for a fast burner. Several months ago I saw a CompUSA ad for the Sony Spressa Professional 10x4x32-speed ... read more
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Dec 23 '00
Pros: performance, valuable software, features
Cons: a little light on the documentation
Summary: I purchased a Sony Spressa Professional CD-RW (8x4x32)on 2/15/2000 after reading about a million reviews on the major brands. This was the fastest CD-RW available at the time, and I got the SCSI model for the best performance. This was my first CD-RW, ... read more
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Dec 12 '00
Pros: Great for Backing up files and games
Cons: A bit noisier than ordinary drives
Summary: My husband and I decided to get a RW-Drive specifically for burning our larger files onto CD's to save up room on my desktop's hard drive. Specifically, large MS Excel and Access files, like financial budgets, inventory, etc. These files alone were ... read more
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Nov 09 '00
Pros: easy installation, great performance, excellent software
Cons: a little pricey, terrible customer support
Summary: This is only my second experience with a RW drive, and I must say, it is like night and day. I bought the 12x8x32 model, and after only a day and a half, I have backed up all my software, backed up anything of importance on a 20 GB hard drive that was ... read more
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Oct 16 '00
Pros: fairly inexpensive, fast, reliable
Cons: Mac software doesn't burn mp3's on the fly
Summary: Recently my office purchased a Sony Spressa 10x4x32. You might ask what that means, well, it's a CD-RW drive (cd recordable, rewriteable) which records at 10x, rewrites at 4x, and reads at 32x. Yes, it seems confusing, but stick with me through this ... read more
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