🔩 TIHOOD 4PCS Metal Mounting Bracket Adapter with Screws for PC SSD, Compatible with 2.5" to 3.5" SSD HDD Hard Disk Drive Bays Holder Review

The drive adapter is nothing fancy, just a piece of metal with screw holes. The metal is quite thin and had to be bent back into shape as it only deformed slightly when shipped. When that was done, everything was fine. It looks like it will work fine since the SSD doesn't weigh that much. (You just have to hold it in place just enough not to flop). A small screwdriver came in handy too.

I have some old i5 and i7 desktops that I have repurposed. Since these workstations don't have PCIe SSD slots, I use 2.5" SSDs for the boot drive and standard 3.5" HDDs for storage. These bracket adapters are perfect for completing these projects, compared to the old practice of attaching Velcro to an SSD and then gluing it into the case to achieve the desired results.

Inexpensive but not sophisticated. Ultimately it works and for the price I can't complain much. Came stooped; tried to bend down again and it was close enough to work. Luckily a screwdriver was included.

The price is right (cheap) and does the job. SSDs are only attached from below, without side brackets. The material is thin, but the SSD weighs next to nothing. computers. Dell 780 and other models with patented locked drive brackets need a better SSD bracket.

Simple and easy to use 2.5" to 3.5" disc adapter. I've been upgrading SSDs a lot at my PC repair shop lately and this makes for an economical bulk package to properly install drives into standard PC mounts. Bought several units and will most likely be buying more.

I have several old i5 desktops and i7 , which I repurposed. I don't have any PCIe slots for SSDs, I'm using 2.5" SSDs for boot drives and standard 3.5" HDDs for storage. These bracket adapters are perfect for completing these projects as opposed to the old practice of putting velcro on an SSD and then gluing it into the case to achieve the desired results.

The floppy drive adapter isn't fancy - just a piece of metal with screw holes. The metal is quite thin and had to be bent back into shape as it only deformed slightly when shipped. When that was done, everything was fine. It looks like it will work fine since the SSD doesn't weigh that much. (You just have to hold it in place just enough not to flop). A small screwdriver came in handy too.

The kit does not include the promised screws and screwdriver. Maybe the seller will fix it, maybe not. Without her, there's little point. It has four holes on the bottom in the right places for my SSD. However, the side holes are a bit off for my case. If I flip it over (with the side rails down instead of up like in a U-shape) they line up. Since I'm installing the SSD from below, it's not a big deal anyway. If necessary, I can drill new holes at any time. Your mileage may vary. If the seller…