SNANSHI 2.5 to 3.5 SSD Mounting Bracket: Metal HDD Adapter for PC SSD - Pack of 2 Review

I bought this piece of hardware to mount an SSD drive in an old case in a 3.5" bay. Despite the simplicity of the design, everything works fine, besides, there is a cutout for cables, unlike many well-known manufacturers.

A penny, but extremely useful thing when a client has a much-needed 2.5-inch drive, but the seats for it have run out, but there are slots for 3.5

All the features of this item are very impressive, especially for this price. The quality is good, the accessories are also very nice. I knew it came with screws (5 of each size instead of 4) but what I didn't know and was pleasantly surprised was that it also came with 4 velcro cord organizers. These are very impressive!

i liked that you gave different screws to connect my ssd. They also gave a small screwdriver that fits screws. The metal was well made. The only problem was that my computer was old and the metal bracket didn't line up with the screw holes on the computer. But it worked. The problem was with the computer, not the mount.

This looks like a very good hard drive mount, but not for my needs. The holes are not in the right place for me. I bet it will work for someone else. I needed this to install a hard drive in my TiVo and the holes were just in the wrong place. The price was very good. I will not be returning it as the postage exceeds the price of the mount. Ha! My fault for not measuring the holes.

I intended to use it for 2 different computers and a security system - it didn't work in all 3 cases.1 . Misaligns the SATA connector and renders it unusable if your computer has a hard drive bay (like my Dell computers). You can actually see it in the original photo: https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/71Tkeby7T0L._AC_SL1200_.jpg You can still connect if you have direct SATA and a power cable . .2. Below are no threaded holes for such a mount (I had such a mount in my security…

This unit came with one of two pieces, quite rusty. 4 screw holes and screws to fix the SSD to the adapter work very well. Pre-punched holes fit standard hard drive trays in typical Dell boxes. The problem occurs because the cutout for the power and data lines is in the middle, which is inconvenient for stacked cable combinations when many computer cases mix rotating drives (with connectors offset to one side) and SS drives. The cables do not match both drives in the stack. In this case, don't…

Inexpensive, easy to install, comes with all necessary screws. Secure the 2.5" SSD to the bracket with the provided screws. Also fix the 3.5 inch hard drive bracket with the provided screws when cloning or replacing a drive. If you are adding an SSD as a second hard drive, place it in the free space. If you don't have room for a second one, Revain sells a mount that can hold two 2.5-inch SSDs instead of the usual 3.5-inch hard drives. the original did not have enough time to connect on the SSD…

These adapters are the simplest of prefabricated sheet metals with threaded holes. They are not elegant, just functional. Screws are included. The quality and workmanship of the parts is fine, they are individually wrapped in plastic and then both in a small box. The only odd thing about these parts is that all of the threaded holes are for the smaller drive bolts used with 2-1/2" drives. Usually the bolts on the outboard flange are for a larger bolt, like a 3-1/2" "drive, threaded. So the…

The advantage is that it comes with mounting screws and accommodates a 2.5 inch drive. But the design is not well thought out and builds the drive too deep into the case. When I customize a 2.5" drive to mount in a 3.5" bay, the bracket should mimic a 3.5" drive. In other words, the 2.5-inch drive is centered when installed in the adapter. Since a 2.5" drive is physically shorter than a 3.5" drive, this makes routing cables more difficult. If you imagine most factory made computers, the ends of