Monoprice Data Cable - 2 Feet - 4-pin MOLEX to 4X 15-pin SATA II Female Power Cable: Reliable Connectors & Net Jacket Review

Works as expected. Adds 4 SATA power connectors with a Molex power adapter. Ideal for powering additional drives and accessories when you may only have unused Molex connectors and need more SATA.

SATA connectors buckle, stretch and loosen over time, allowing them to stay securely attached to hard drives longer, making them useful for RAID or other applications where reliability is key, become unusable.

I liked the price, otherwise I wasn't enthusiastic. It's almost impossible to use with Molex connectors for my Thermaltake PSU. The 4-pin Molex "male" pins "wiggle" so much that they can't mate with the power supply's Molex sockets! AWG cable (18AWG?) is also bad, I expected more from Monoprice.

Can't tell if it's good or not Haven't used it yet but judging by the first one, this I got it was broken doesn't look very good. The quality is expectedly poor, the plastic looks very cheap and the wires are like ketchup and mustard.

I had a hard time connecting this thing to the 4-pin molex connector on the power supply. All of the pins on this cable are loose so they don't sit quite straight. They move when you move the wires. It took a lot of effort to line up the pins properly so they could be inserted. The rest of the cable is solid with a good length between each SATA socket. Monoprice, you disappointed me. I usually like your stuff.

Two of the four wires on the last SATA power connector slipped out of the crimp. Luckily I only had to use three of the four connectors, so I was able to cut off the bad connector on the third connector and use it in my build. The wires also seem to be of lower gauge and quality than I expected. Very disappointed.

Some of my drives pulled from WD external enclosures were not recognized by my Unraid setup. At first I thought I had bad drives, but after using this adapter the drives were recognized immediately.

Terrible quality, made with molded connectors that put you and your valuable PC at risk. This is NOT AN INDUSTRIAL STANDARD in terms of materials and workmanship. Use this at your own risk of shock or failure. They don't want to return it, so beware AMAZON consumers!

If you run MythTV like me and have 13 hard drives in your computer, the usual methods of making sure there are enough power connections won't work. But this cable fits and I will exclusively use it instead of other adapters in future builds.

Two of the four wires on the last SATA power connector have slipped out of their clips. Luckily I only had to use three of the four connectors, so I was able to cut off the bad connector on the third connector and use it in my build. The wires also seem to be of lower gauge and quality than I expected. Very disappointed.

Liked the price, otherwise not impressed. It's almost impossible to use with Molex connectors for my Thermaltake PSU. The 4-pin Molex "male" pins "wiggle" so much that they can't mate with the power supply's Molex sockets! AWG cable (18AWG?) is also bad, I expected more from Monoprice.

I had a hard time connecting this thing to the 4-pin molex connector on the power supply. All of the pins on this cable are loose so they don't sit quite straight. They move when you move the wires. It took a lot of effort to line up the pins properly so they could be inserted. The rest of the cable is solid with a good length between each SATA socket. Monoprice, you failed me. I usually like your stuff.