Review on 💽 RSHTECH USB 3.0 to SATA Aluminum External Hard Drive Enclosure - Supports up to 16TB Drives, UASP and SSD Compatibility (RSH-339) by Steve Fields

So I was a bit concerned after reading the negative reviews but I needed a cheap drive case so I bought it anyway. That's true, but they differ only slightly, and you only have to tighten one screw and then the other, without tightening the first, they work, and then you can tighten both without problems. The bigger problem (for me anyway since all my external drives are hidden on my desk behind my computer) is that if they lose power or you turn them off you have to press a button to turn them back on (it's a instantaneous switch instead of a direct on/off toggle switch) my solution was to pull out the circuit board and solder a small wire to the switch so it always turns on as soon as it's plugged in. I've only had it a day but so far so good. If I run into any real issues I will come back and update this review.