Initial impressions - just received today: Item was as described, easy to install Crucial 2.5 SSD. Used EASUS Partition Manager to configure SSD - which was free and easy to use to quickly delete contents, re-partition, and format drive. Tested to work fine - fast file transfer, and fast access! Great for backup drive, or for pictures or music files. Assume the reliability will be a function of the reliability of the Crucial SSD. Though, I will leave the switch in "on" position to avoid unnecessary wear. Seems to be a great alternative for convenient backup drive, or external storage of music files on your digital music player with USB connection.

Pros:-Works without issue.-Comes with the cables needed.Cons:-Could be USB type C

I got this today on time and it works great, product as advertised. I need this cover case for my SSD it helps keep the dust and other things away from it and protected. It actually seems to work faster for me on my iMac...I was using 2.0 usb and now it's 3.0...so great product, just FYI..THIS IS ONLY A COVER CASE AND NOT A SSD HD...it does come with the cable.

Top notch product. Very easy to use. Slide open, place drive, slide closed. Holds drive securely. Case fits together well - no slack or slop. Works very well with USB 2 or 3. (Excellent quality cable included, BTW.) The power switch puzzled me at first, but I quickly learned to appreciate it. Can connect everything, then power up drive when ready.

Worked great first time. The little foam block on the end that holds the ssd in had to be pulled up so if you plan to swap drives it might be a problem later. Overall drive is secure and lid tight so i don't see any issues with it. i also really like the power switch so i can disconnect without unhooking usb every time.

This product was fantastic. The description was completely accurate. I received the product on time and it was very easy to use. It didn't get too hot as I was running a recovery program on it. The USA-A to USB-A connection is a bit outdated, but it was fine. It is very nice to have a bright blue light as well as an on and off switch on the device itself. That fact alone let's this particular product stand out among the crowd. There are no screws to deal with and the size is perfect

“Acronis True Image”でクローニングしたい人にはオススメです。私のPCがそうであったように仮に条件を満たしたうえでWD版やCrucial版の認証が通らない不運に見舞われても、この製品で繋ぐだけでSabrent版が使えます。ソフトはSabrent公式ページからDL、日本語非対応でバージョンも最新ではないかもですが問題なく起動SSDのクローン＆換装ができました。※WD版やCrucial版が問題なく使える環境であれば、そちらの方が日本語対応で使いやすいです。なおケース内部に接着してあるスポンジは普通に邪魔なので、剥がしてキレイにしたうえで都度詰め直すのがよさそうです。

Mon ancien boîtier SSD 2,5" avait rendu l'âme par la fiche de connexion. Je me suis mis à la recherche d'un nouveau (j'en ai besoin parce que d'anciennes archives sont encore stockées sur mon diisque dur) et j'ai trouvé celui-ci. Je me suis dit qu'à ce prix-là, je ne risquais rien à l'essayer.... Et bien , j'ai eu raison: super qualité, plug and play, pas besoin d'outil, excellent débit... A recommander, vraiment !! Super rapport qualité-prix !!

Produto atende bem minhas necessidades, gostei muito.

Muy fácil de utilizar y funciona muy bien.

I'm going to keep the two enclosures I bought since they are so cheaphowever these are *NOT* high performance enclosures as far as I cantell (having only one non USB3 enclosure to compare it to.)I'm using a a tool called hdparm and I'm going to show the "buffereddisk reads" since "cached reads" are very similar even with my M2drive which is obviously higher performance than all others.Here is the performance of *this* enclosure with the 1 TB samsungdrive when connected to a non "SS" port.$ sudo hdparm -Tt /dev/sdb1Timing buffered disk reads: 120 MB in 3.04 seconds = 39.46 MB/secConnected to an SS port, I get very similar performance (while I hopedit would improve):$ sudo hdparm -Tt /dev/sdb1Timing buffered disk reads: 120 MB in 3.04 seconds = 39.47 MB/secThis doesn't really *prove* that much. Maybe my non SS ports areactually SS ports. Since some peripherals work in the SS ports andothers don't (how lame) they have *some* difference so I do basicallytrust this result already but you should require more proof.Let's check out what happens when I use the bigger brother 4 TB SSDdrive which is now connected directly to the motherboard using theSATA port:$ sudo hdparm -Tt /dev/sdaTiming buffered disk reads: 1596 MB in 3.00 seconds = 531.82 MB/secThe buffered disk reads has jumped from 39 MB/sec to 531 MB/sec. Thisis more in line with what I was hoping for. While 531 MB/sec isimpressive, an SS port is actually rated at 625 MB/sec so the drivecould in theory still be supported at full speed with an SS port andthus in theory it's little brother drives could also work that fastwith a kick ass enclosure.Before I deliver the death blow, here is what my 512MB "M2" main driveplugged into the motherboard delivers:$ sudo hdparm -Tt /dev/nvme0n1p1Timing buffered disk reads: 512 MB in 0.42 seconds = 1228.80 MB/secThis is clearly why if you have a choice, you really want a really big"M2" style drive. BTW, M2 style drives differ in length -- I had toreturn one 2 years ago because it was too long to fit in my tiny assmotherboard because I opted for a small system (a mistake).**But here is the death blow.**I have a *non* SS enclosure I bought a few years ago so let'sbenchmark that (it doesn't work in my SS usb ports so only onenumber):$ sudo hdparm -Tt /dev/sdb1Timing buffered disk reads: 104 MB in 3.01 seconds = 34.52 MB/secMy conclusion is that the "SABRENT 2.5-Inch SATA to USB 3.0" enclosurebeing reviewed by me is only better than by old USB 2 one by 15%though they do work in any USB port I hook it up to.The good:* It appears to work reliably in any USB port including SS ports* My model of SSD fit perfectly and nothing will wiggle once installed* Backing up 500 GB will take about 2 hours - not great but OK forincremental backup with something like time-machine, etc.* The transparent case option is very, very nice. I can now see what'sinside without taking anything apart. The flashing red LEDs (thereis a always on blue LED too) could be annoying to some but OK forme. ((Just finished my copy and unmounted, the red LED turned offthough the blue LED is still on. This is good.))* My slower enclosure was actually a mesh material. After a 2 hourbackup, while there was a slight hotspot, if you're using with anSSD and not a rotational disk, I don't think you'll have a problemat all.* The cost of $10 is very reasonable. I probably will not return forprecisely this reason.The Bad:* This enclosure seems to perform only incrementally better than a 2year old enclosure rated for USB 2 no matter if hooked into an SS ornon SS USB port.* While it's not hard to slip *in* the SSD drive, it's a bit hard toremove a drive once inserted (though certainly not impossible toremove -- I've already done so at least twice). Had they simply leftthe "bottom" open (the part with the electronics) it would be reallyeasy to slide in and out using thumb friction. Then slipping on thetop would have secured everything in just the same manner with nogaps for dust or anything provided the "top" went all the way downon the back. It's a very trivial change. I'm not an expert oninjected molded plastic but for crying out loud this can't reallycost that more and five minutes of user testing should havediscovered exactly this.* Although the correct cable is supplied, the USB Micro-B connector onthe drive side is very weird (outside of the external hard driveworld - perhaps par for the course - two Seagate external drives Ihave use this same stupid connector). The mesh USB SATA enclosurehad an almost equally hated Mini USB cable though I actually had afew of those because I hoard cables and cell phones and Palm pilotsused this briefly in like 2008.