💾 ineo USB 3.1 Gen1 SATA 2.5"/3.5 inch SSD/HDD Clone Docking Station Review

When you slide the hard drive in because it has no eject lever, you have to work hard to eject the drive, it takes about two minutes from time to time, and when you do it use it frequently, you either have a defective hard disk terminal or slot terminal. DO NOT BUY but buy clone trays that have an eject switch. I would return mine but have used it for the first time in 4 months and this is my experience updating my previous review, it no longer frees up the hard drive it contained then I…

I started using it as a dock for external drives because I don't need to clone my hard drive this week. I inserted a 3TB drive and it is correctly recognized by my Thermaltake BlacX docking station. The Ineo device only showed a 3TB drive as 2TB no matter which slot I plugged it into and said it needed to be formatted before it could be used. The disk is formatted and I have been using it successfully as external storage for almost a year. Also, the USB cable has a special connector at the end…

I love this thing. If you can control the toaster, you can control this thing. If you're having a hard time cloning a drive with this device, I have to ask, who makes your toast? On the engineering side, I recently upgraded my iMac to an SSD drive. After I cloned the drive and installed it back on my Mac, it wouldn't boot. And what's even more concerning, when I replaced the old hard drive, the newly cloned hard drive didn't show up in Disk Utility. Troubleshooting I noticed that the hard drive

This product is excellent for hard drive backup. I tried cloning the drive and it didn't work. I don't know what happened, but the copy got corrupted and I lost my data. I was very angry. However, I bought the cloning software (EaseUS Todo Backup) and was able to reformat the hard drive. Also, I was able to find data on my friend's old hard drive that he feared was gone, so overall this product worked well and I can attribute 1 crash to user error. Rule number 1 is that you should back up your…

Update on the review: Now I had to give up cloning two hard drives because they were connected in USB mode with an empty SSD in another slot of the device the source disk partition table is corrupted Initially, the size of the SSD is reported incorrectly (it appears with the same disk label and size as the original disk if it was not an identical disk - and this is reflected in several programs including diskpart, Macrium and Windows Disk Management), then after "ejecting" the device and…

My TiVo 4 Premier hard drive must have had some bad sectors on the hard drive because it wouldn't boot anymore and the screen got stuck with the words "Wait. Start". I bought a used hard drive off eBay for my TiVo model, but the drive turned out to be blank (the seller apparently formats it before shipping and negates the fact that they included the TiVo model in their description have) that didn't have an OS loaded. So the removable disk didn't help me. I'd have to grab the image, boot it with