📦 Yottamaster Multi-Protection 3.5 inch Hard Drive Protective Box: Ultimate HDD Storage Case for Portability and Security Review

I bought cheaper hard drive enclosures from a company in China. No longer. These covers were the same price but much nicer. They open in the clam shell and close securely. In the event of a fall, they are padded on the inside, and plastic on the outside protects against static shock. If you need to buy hard drive cases, this is the best I've found.

Keep some free hard drives with my backups on them. I have kept them in their shipping boxes and bubble wrap that they came in when I first bought them. Bulky and multiple crates of different sizes created a big mess. It is great. Robust design, stackable, label field and discs do not jump. I really like her.

I need to take pictures with family and friends, don't leave this hard drive at home. So, grab that and some anti-static bags, boom, it's going in the suitcase. NO, it doesn't park the hard drive's arms, but if you stop the hard drive properly before removing it from your PC, you'll be fine. , as hands must be on the right side in standby mode and not touch the plates. FYI - this case can be used for other things like a small digital camera, cellphone, jewelry, etc. So if you traveled with your

I bought a similar box from another company and liked the strength of the case and the way the clasp clicked into place. This Yottamaster protective plate is identical and meets all the needs for storing 3.5" hard drives without worrying about accidentally opening the case. One reviewer complained that it was difficult to open and was concerned about damage to the hard drive due to the protective foam holding the drive in place. too tight inside. Both features are designed to prevent the disc…

I've seen some complaints that this case is counterfeit by another brand, but these cases have been around for literally decades, made by different companies with the same design pattern. What I like about them is that the clasps are stronger than some brands typically have. Harder to open is good. Because when they wear out, having thinner fasteners will be a disadvantage. I found that after a while the latch just wouldn't close because the plastic wasn't thick enough in that area. The only…