Review on 💾 SATA III/II/I to USB 3.0 External Hard Drive Docking Station Enclosure for 2.5 & 3.5 Inch HDD/SSD – Single Bay, UASP Supported, Up to 10TB Capacity by Dana Schmidt

Very pretty and elegant. Also a nice little storage/carrying case. I had no problem fitting my laptop's hard drive into the case. Once connected, it appeared as drive "E" on my desktop. Just think of the post-plug build as a large flash drive. I was able to view all program files, documents, photos and transfer everything I needed. The transfer speed was pretty good. I am planning to use an old drive that was once erased as an external storage drive. For this price, complaints should only be made about the non-functioning case. I have two comments that I hope Roseville will address in the owner's manual. .one. Not everyone is computer savvy. Remind the user that there may be an adapter on the connector end of the 2.5" hard drive that needs to be removed before it can be inserted into the enclosure. 2. Don't assume that the hard drive is "new" and therefore needs to be formatted. There should be a warning stating that if you are migrating data from the hard drive, formatting will erase the data. Your user guide is set up to require the user to follow those instructions before the system can be accessed. optional information and should be configured and used as needed, 3. Add one more step to the installation guide by adding a link to the "Y" cable mentioned as part of the content. You will be surprised how many people are not sure how to connect the case to another computer.