Review on 💾 Unitek Aluminum USB 3.1 Gen 2 M.2 NVMe SSD Enclosure Adapter: 10Gbps, UASP & Trim Compatible, Supports M.2 M-Key SSD 2230/2242/2260/2280 by Tony Pierce

It took me a while to figure out how to fit an NVMe drive into this thing. Unscrewing the lid is the main thing. But then the card has to be grabbed and pulled out – in a confined space. I didn't want to use metal to grip it because it was obviously a PCB material. I finally got it. Clicking on the NVMe drive card was fine, but they don't explain that you have to use that metal latch to hold the card in place while you screw it in. I tend to get into these things fairly quickly, but it took a bit and I was still getting it wrong, which I found trying to paste the install back in. When assembled everything works well and feels pretty solid. I used it to clone an OS drive that I wanted to replace. It's great to have one of these to do something like this, especially as disc prices keep getting cheaper. I was using a Windows 10 computer that supports USB-C. Not all. This is due to the USB-C to USB-C connection. If your computer doesn't have this type of connection, you'll need a different cable to use it.