Transcend StoreJet 25CK3 2.5” SATA III SSD/HDD Enclosure Kit with USB 3.1 Gen 1, Grey Review

Everything would be fine if this thin wire was USB to USB, I would go and buy a new one when it fell into disrepair, but in the configuration the USB to wire is "where the hell can you get a wire with such a connector" so the wire is frayed - throw away the adapter .

Pros: It is pleasant to take in hands, the disk fastens and is connected reliably. USB cable is good Has cons: I think that a soft cover on a plastic case will change its properties over time and will look sloppy. Let's see how long it takes.

Some pros: The tactile feel of the case is pleasant. In general, the build quality of the case is good. Different cons: Be careful with the force of tightening the screws, one fell off from scratch, it didn’t seem to twist much.

With the previous unpretentious case from Buffalo and the same HDD, this was not the case. Perhaps this is done to save disk life, but this option is very annoying if you work from this disk all the time. Pros: The design of the case is good, the correct placement of the connector on the board is soldering with a wide side. But all the advantages fade after working with this case. Cons below: Turns off very often. It is problematic to constantly work with a disk in this case. After a pause…

A simple and practical solid state drive enclosure for running macOS. Use Samsung SSD with it. No questions or complaints yet.

This case is a little pricey but the reviews were good so I gave it a try. The case itself is pretty premium and your hard drive looks pretty well protected in it, but the connection is the problem. I can plug it straight into USB 2 and yes it's compatible (but there's a slower speed warning, but that's to be expected). It also works when plugged "directly" into a USB 3 port, but "does not work when plugged into a USB 3 hub or USB 3 extension cable. The power button also turns the device on…

Few years ago we have two computers with 256GB Samsung 840 Pro SSDs as C drives for Win 7 Pro SP1 64- Bit systems built. The price of SSDs has come down significantly, so it's time to upgrade to the 1TB Samsung 860 Pro SSDs. We used Samsung's data migration software to "clone" old SSDs to new ones. This tool works on Windows, but it is advisable to close unnecessary processes like an antivirus solution while the copying process is in progress. The old SSD was the C drive for the running system,

quality product. Well-designed hard drive, easy to insert and assemble. Worked fine for me. Used with Samsung SSD. The connection cable is also of good quality. Highly recommended.

This is a quality case, including accessories - the USB cable is thicker than usual, and even the screwdriver has a magnetic tip and a freely rotating cap! I thought that all layers of cushioning (inner rubber, plastic case, outer rubber) might cause temperature issues, but the disc's temperature seems to be about the same as in a regular plastic case. The only downside is that it costs twice as much as other cases (including some other "rugged" cases).

Not a really rugged/extreme case. The plastic top (which is fairly thin) is very easy to press with your fingers and presses against the hard drive inside. It seems fragile with a lot of bending. It's not as bulletproof as the blue Silicon Power sold by Revain. I think that he can have problems even when pushed with something hard/sharp in a backpack or suitcase. It's not a tight seal, so the "halves" of the lid pop open a bit under pressure! I'm glad I got it in an open box for about $7, so…