Abstract: A low-profile optical disk device which performs recording and reproducing using a plurality of laser light sources with different wavelengths, without thug need for additional components. It is used as a DVD-Ram, CD-R or the like. It comprises a plurality of neighboring laser light sources with different wavelengths: a beam-shaping prism for expanding the width of laser beams in a direction in which the plural laser light sources are arranged; and a focus lens which forms an optical spot on an optical disk, where laser light sources with longer wavelengths are positioned closer to an extension line of a refracted beam created by the beam-shaping prism. The above arrangement enables correction of optical spot coma aberrations caused by a laser light source positioned out of the optical axis of the focus lens, thereby realizing a low-profile optical disk device with high optical performance.