🔌 StarTech.com 0.3m SATA Extension Cable - 30cm 7 Pin SATA Extension Cord: Efficient Data Transfer & Extension Solution Review

Well for the most part they stopped putting the Esata connector on motherboards. I wanted one so I bought an Esata bracket to connect to one of the SATA connectors on the motherboard. The cable for my new mount was too short so I bought it to extend it. The problem is solved!

Works well with my TiVo Edge I used it to replace the internal 2.5" hard drive in my TiVo I have an external 3.5" hard drive installed on it

I bought 4 of these so I can connect my workstation's RAID array on the internal backplane to the PCI Express bus RAID controller. The cables are well designed and good, but they are really expensive in my opinion. However, this was the simplest technical solution to the sticky problem, leaving me with no choice but to shell out $30 for four cables. If you ask me they should charge $7 for a set of 4 instead of each! I still gave it 5 stars because it works as advertised, even if it's a score in

Due to chassis limitations, an adapter was required to convert from 90 degree SATA to straight. . This worked perfectly until I was able to pull out the GPU to replace the motherboard cables.

Expensive for what you get but it was the only SATA III extender I could find so I had no choice but to than overpaying for cable. It works out

I needed to install an SSD but the ports are in the center instead of the left when installed in a bay. This gave me the extra short length needed for the SATA cable to get to the drive. Works perfect! The speed/baud rate is exactly the same with a direct connection!