Review on 💻 ORICO NVME M.2 to Type-C USB3.1 Gen2 10Gbps Adapter: Transparent Enclosure for M.2 SSD by Sean Patel

First, make sure you are using the included stand and correct screw to mount the M.2. This was a little tricky as the riser is not attached. You need to position it under the right hole (or end) of the internal circuit board for the length of your M.2 drive. Your drive will then fit snugly against the heatsink if the supplied standoffs are positioned correctly. With a Samsung Evo 980 I found it very tight, but the drive certainly makes good contact with the heatsink. In fact, the only downside is that they fit so tightly together that they creak a bit. Don't break the deal, I don't feel like it will pop out but not as much as I was hoping. However, it looks good. The main benefit is to look inward to see if your M.2 is properly positioned, not flexed or too loose. In addition, the clear design is very stylish.