Review on 💾 Yottamaster TB3 NVMe PCIe M.2 SSD Enclosure, Intel Certified Thunderbolt 3 (40Gbps) with Innovative Heatsink Design by Doug Hawkins

Pro: Case works well and cools thanks to metal fins. It is also compact and easy to carry. Cons: Expensive, Terrible route. They tell you to unscrew a screw and remove the bottom cover. Then insert the SSD card and turn the lever to lock it before replacing the bottom cover. In fact, after removing the bottom cover, you need to loosen the four screws on the corners of the card, turn the card over, and then insert the SSD card after sticking the supplied thermal tape. Then use a screw to secure it. There is no lever to turn. Finally, flip the circuit board back, secure it with four screws, and reattach the bottom cover. I only gave four stars because of the wrong direction and cost. The performance will be five stars.