Chic BD combo drive without media players

I'm very satisfied. It is a graceful, chic BD-Combo drive with no real weaknesses. Surprisingly small, it is now on my desk and does what it should. It runs with me under Vista - on my Win 8 laptop it is also recognized. The few criticisms here are for me difficult to understand, because the machine is in all respects the announcements.
Here again briefly so that there is no mispurchases:

- "Combo drive" means that Blu-ray discs can only be played. Firing is not possible. CD and DVD: Creating and playing possible
- "Power2Go software" means burning software is (very easy to use) - but no software for playing Blu-Rays. A licensing would have the price driven and many already have professional player software. Simple playback software, there is also free on the Internet.
- Means "no power supply": There are the same two (2) USB ports occupied (Y-connector). The first supplies the device with power. The second transmit the data stream. I think that's awesome, I'm independent of a 220 V socket and tangling. One must know it but there just enough USB Book should be available. ASUS does not guarantee the operation of a USB hub. That works for me with an "active" 8x Belkin but absolutely no problems.

A star I subtract because the optically chic device quite easily processed and in addition it is quite noisy (not suitable for home cinema player in the living room in my opinion). Judging by the price and the facilities for a PC or laptop, however, a fair and great device.

Dirk