Review on ⚡️ Reliable & Certified Lightning Charging Compatible Projector Industrial Electrical Wiring & Connecting Solution by Alexis Brown

Firstly the case works pretty well with all drives connected. You can insert any m2 NVME drives and it will be recognized automatically. Make sure you have the correct hard drive as unfortunately it is not suitable for M2 SATA drives. I'll say it's a bit annoying to set it up for. The board is fairly secure in the case, but you actually have to open and pull out the motherboard, which can be tricky. Luckily I had nails so I could pull the board out. You need to unscrew the bezel (two screws and a screwdriver included) and then pull out the motherboard. The next part about it is that the screw is a little weird. You don't screw it up and down. You actually have to screw it to the bottom of the board to take it off, which is pretty annoying. However, once you've protected it, it's not going anywhere. It doesn't have a heatsink or anything so your hard drive won't have the same cooling as many others, but I haven't seen any heat issues other than getting slightly warm during transfers. It comes with two cables. A type c for type c and another type c for type a. I'm not a fan of the Type-C cables that come with this case as the head actually wobbles a bit compared to my other m2 cases. In fact, it can break much sooner than other cables. The case itself is metal and prone to scratches, but you can protect it by purchasing a case or something for it. It is lightweight and you can easily carry it in your pocket or backpack if you wish. I shook it a few times to see if the drive wobbled, but the inside is holding up pretty well. The transfer speed is pretty fast. You see an average of 160 to 140 MB/s. I can transfer a lot of data quickly and don't have to worry about overheating. Overall, I think this enclosure works pretty well with M2 NVME drives, but then again, installing the drive can be a bit of a hassle, and the Type-C cable is poorly constructed, again wiggling like a loose tooth at the end of the cable.