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charlie_85 Nov 12, 2026
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If you go with Apple's SuperDrive, plug it straight into the Mac. It doesn't get enough power through most hubs or docks and just won't spin.
clevlensain_setup Oct 16, 2026
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Pretty much any USB one works, macOS reads CDs and DVDs without drivers. The things that actually matter: - the connector. Your MacBook only has USB-C, so either get a drive with a USB-C cable or use an adapter - power. Some cheap bus-powered drives spin up and stop because they want more power than they get, especially through a hub. Plug straight into the Mac if that happens - Apple's own SuperDrive works fine too with the adapter, it's just pricier Audio CDs import through the Music app and DVDs play in the built-in DVD Player. Blu-ray movies are the one thing that won't play without extra software.