SiForce Internal Protective Briefcase Transport Review

I find this case the best on the market to travel safely with my 2.5" drives or SSDs. I've used it on a couple of jobs and also found it was well built too and fits in RED minishops if you work with this carrier.

Great price. Suitable for internal 2.5mm drives, but not for portable external drives. Probably 75% stronger than a Pelican case and less than half the cost of making a custom case with the right cutouts and closed cell anti-static foam. I bought it for long-term storage of hard drives in the office and I am very happy with the purchase!

Great suitcases! Reliable and gives me confidence in my backup drives. I really can't imagine how they could be any better. They cost a little money but I haven't seen any good alternatives on the market.

So I'm just going by what I've experienced with ESD on server assembly lines. As far as I can tell the pink foam is ESD resistant and the case is solid. I have no claims against the supplier or the product itself. The only thing I would like to change is to plan better on my own behalf. Also, I'd love to see this product line expand to AIO cases that can accept different combinations of external and internal drives and maybe flash and USB storage.

I had moved and all my stuff was supposed to be in a truck that should last half a month and I have some hard drives with important data on them so I decided me to try this as it looked reliable. It did the job and all the discs are in great shape. No complaints other than the price.

Ideal for moving twelve 3.5" hard drives or twelve ESD sensitive items that fit in a 3.5" area occupied by the hard drive is similar. Robust housing with the possibility to lock any lockable area with a standard lock. Expect a snug fit for items placed in the case, there's very little extra room if you have unusually shaped hardware.

My first impression when opening the case and inserting the drive into the bay was that the slots were too wide, causing the drive to wobble a bit. But after filling the case with all my offline drives and trying to close the lid, I saw that you really have to push a little. It definitely squeezes the discs in place, but I'm wondering how much protection there is on top when the foam in the cap is compressed. I'd like to see thinner slots and a slightly taller chassis to allow for deeper slots.