💾 M.2 NVME SSD Enclosure: Tool-Free, USB C 3.1 Gen 2 10Gbps, UASP Trim, Support SSD Size 2242/2260/2280 Review

The quality of this device is not very good. The parts are fragile and there is no thermal contact between the case and the drive. Additionally, the included USB 3.0 to USB-C cable has loose pin ends, resulting in accidental wiggle disconnects. I'm not sure if the cable messed up my drive or thermal management, but one of the two did and I can't get the new drive to work with multiple OSes, hardware interfaces, machines, etc. It fried an expensive drive with confidence.

This adapter works very well. Installing the SSD into the adapter was fairly easy and no tools were required. I had a bit of a hard time inserting the SSD into the adapter pins, but after realizing I had to insert it at an angle, this worked much better. With this adapter I was able to get a 1000MB/s read speed with a USB-C cable with my SSD, which has a read speed of 1700MB/s when installed on a computer, so the adapter is very fast. The read speed with the USB-A cable was only 500MB/s, so a…

Used with Mac mini m1 with 16GB RAM. The speed is as expected, but the drive overheats and shuts down because the SSD isn't touching the case. After touching it with the SSD thermal pad and some stuff I put under the SSD to support it by about 1mm, it now works great without overheating. I am using a PNY XLR8 CS3030 2TB M.2 PCIe NVMe with this drive. Please note that the seller has one of the $5 amazon leave a review offer card when I bought this so the reviews are not trustworthy as people…

PROS: High read/write speeds of over 865Mbps when using C-Port C-Port (10Gb /Sports). And half the speed of 460Mbps when using USB 3.0 on the C connector (5Gbps port). - Even better price and speed than standard external SSDs. . CONS: All the external m.2 adapters I've found are very hot! It has some vents on the front, but you'll need a piece of thermal tape to hold it in place. BOTTLESHOT SPEEDS COMPARED TO EVO 3000Mbps card, but 800-1000Mbps is the best speed available for external…

I had a Kingston A2000 NVME drive that caused a BSOD on my desktop. After the drive received an RMA, I was too scared to put a replacement in my computer after seeing how many people were having issues with the drive. (For some reason, if your desktop has an RGB backlit motherboard, this will result in a BSOD on your desktop.) Bring that case and now I've got a nice 250GB flash drive that I can use as an external using storage on my PS4. Installing the drive was very easy. I also like that the…

I used this to prepare a new NVME drive upgrade. I put a new drive in the case (Samsung EVO), cloned it using Samsung's free data transfer software, and then put in the cloned drive. The case works well, no tools are needed to open it. The metal case acts as a heat sink, which is good since some SSDs can get hot. An important note: It comes with two knurled rubber pins to secure the NVME drive. You only need one and you need to move it to the right position for the size of your SSD. By default,

As an IT consultant whose job it is to fix computers, I often need to read hard drives from computers that are no longer working and their number is constantly growing. These drives are card-type solid state drives. I bought this case for reading NVMe drives (M.2 card type with PCIe bus). Please note that this enclosure ONLY works with NVMe drives; I have another enclosure that works with M.2 SATA NGFF drives. If you're expecting this enclosure to work with either type of drive, you'll be…