🔒 UGREEN Aluminum M.2 SATA NGFF SSD Enclosure - USB 3.1 Gen 2 B-Key (2280 2260 2242 2230) External Solid State Drive Housing, UASP Compatible - Samsung WD Crucial Kingston Tool-Free Review

The tabs are so short-lived that they broke in half the first time you tried to pull them out. The sliding lid is also not tight and can be removed very easily. My MBP 15 was overclocked to 400MB/s write and 513MB/s read, which is a decent performance. Heat also doesn't seem to be as much of an issue as some of the other cases I've used, which is odd as I don't think the case plays a role in drive heat generation. Other drive cases feel so hot to the touch that they appear to be on fire…

Let me start by saying that an SSD enclosure doesn't come with a real SSD. The first impression of this device is very good. I like that the case is all metal. The included cable is detachable and it is a very well made cable. It doesn't feel cheap or flimsy, and the connectors feel very secure when I plug them into a case or computer. The benefit of a true metal case is that it offers excellent heat transfer if the SSD you are using gets hot during use. It also offers decent durability over…

I thought it didn't fit my m+b m.2, but it worked without problems even though there is only one down button in the socket. It's a fairly slim, small, cool metal with a built-in LED. (Right now I only have USB 3.0) Seems to be good quality and runs at 230MB with crystal lettering, while mine is $50 and only runs at 220MB with the same drive. Cheap and fast, best of both worlds. worked with both wd blue and evo. I'll add a little here, I've been using it for a few months and there is one caveat.

Last year I used a 1TB M2 B+M Key Sata WD Blue drive in a different USB-C enclosure. I only have 45 MBps on it. I bought it because I wanted more speed. I have other UGreen cases for 2.5" drives and they have worked fine. USB-A to USB-C cable included. Since I have a MacBook Pro with 4 Thunderbolt ports, I didn't want to use an AC cable. So I used the USB-C cable I was using. After replacing the drive, I plugged it in and still only got 45MB/s. With. Then I switched cases again and used the…

I thought the key didn't fit my m+b m.2, but it worked without any problems even though there is only one ab key in the socket. It's a fairly slim, small, cool metal with a built-in LED. (Right now I only have USB 3.0) Seems to be good quality and runs at 230MB with crystal lettering, while mine is $50 and only runs at 220MB with the same drive. Cheap and fast, best of both worlds. worked with both wd blue and evo. I'll add a little here, I've been using it for a few months and there is one…

This is a nice SATA M.2 SSD enclosure with SMART and TRIM support. It supports TRIM when the SSD is formatted with NTFS file system in Windows 10. This new model looks better with a darker Macbook-style grey. Read and write performance with an installed Samsung 860 EVO M.2 SSD with 1 TB at a sequential speed of just over 400 MB/s. Two small flaws. (They give you two of these, so don't toss the excess in a little plastic zip-lock bag like I almost did) which is fine as it's easy to use once you…