🔍 GODSHARK M.2 SSD Enclosure: Cable-Free USB to M.2 SATA SSD Adapter with Case, Portable High Performance External Enclosure for M.2 2230 2242 2260 2280, No Cable Required Review

To be honest I had never heard of this brand and was a little skeptical about the quantity. The original SSD in my laptop died and I just wanted to find an inexpensive replacement. Surprisingly, this SSD works great and is much faster than my original one.

I bought this to clone my old SSD to a new one. It's nice, solid, and pretty easy to assemble (aside from the tiny screws that were hard to keep in place when screwing into the case). My biggest complaint is that it felt a bit heavy on my USB port. It sagged when plugged in and I put a screwdriver under it slightly to level it out as I was a bit concerned that the connector might get damaged due to voltage or something else. However, since the purpose was to provide a temporary connection to my

Dropped a used 128GB SATA m.2 SSD off eBay, it was easy to fit and everything worked right first time. I was more impressed with a used $12 eBay SSD that got 29 power cycles and two hours of use.

I used this to clone my system/data/files from my old 256GB to a new 500GB SSD hard drive as I am upgrading my laptop wanted to upgrade. Since it only has one hard drive slot, I have to use it to connect to my laptop's USB slot. Overall easy to use, except the screws on the front of the case aren't exactly aligned so I was only able to tighten the screw halfway. But it doesn't really affect its function.

Bought because the pictures clearly show the compatibility of the m and b keys; Now that I'm back, the text says it's only compatible with the b key. I'm upset, fix the pictures.

I actually use them to breathe new life into some old retired laptop drives, they work like Raspberry Pi main drives (error free and much faster than SD) and portable flash drives I run portable apps at work and I'm actually faster than the built-in drive on my work computer, even if it's just SATA to USB.