SABRENT external hard drive case, Portable EVA Storage Pouch bag for 2.5 3.5 HDD SSD, hard sturdy carrying travel cover, fits power bank, USB stick, USB cable, camera accessories, and more

I bought this to be able to connect an SSD to my Nintendo Wii, but I will likely be buying another one of these to use with another HDD or SSD to create a portable hard drive in the future.I've used Sabrent products before, and I've always been impressed with how intuitive their products are and how easy they are to use.In the box there are some instructions along with the enclosure and a USB 3.0 A male-to-male cable. The enclosure is designed for 2.5" inch drives, and it's quite straightforward to fit the drive inside the enclosure.While the enclosure is mostly plastic, it feels very well-made and would offer some protection to the drive inside.The speed of the enclosure is going to vary greatly depending on the drive you have inside it, along with the system you are connecting it to, but I got the levels of performance I expected during my usage with the enclosure having virtually no negative impact on speeds.Overall, this is a great, affordable enclosure that can be used for various tasks. I look forward to using the one I currently have more going forward, but I feel like I will be purchasing an additional one shortly.Update - July 2024: I ended up ordering another one for my PS5, as I had a 1TB SATA SSD lying around that I wanted to use with the console, as I was running out of storage.Similarly to last time, the enclosure is working exactly as expected and works well enough to store more modern games on it without any noticeable performance loss.As a general rule of thumb, these enclosures are only as good as what you put in them, as well as other limitations such as the device it’s connected to. Once again, I'm more than happy with the result.

This is the third one I've purchased, so they must be good. If you are replacing your laptop for a new model, these are great for reusing the hard drive from your old laptop. Now have 1TB extra storage at low cost. Very easy to install in the casing.

I had a spare SSD which i wanted to use as extra storage for laptops in the house. I chose this due to the tool less design by the same brnad as one of my SSDs. It was easy to install my SSD inside and worked just fine. There is a switch to turn off the drive without disconnecting which is great for backup devices. However the cheap plastic case lacks a quality feel which i have had from other enclosures at a similar price point and the annoying bright blue LED indicating that its on cant be turned off and its a bit jarring in a clean setup or darkened area. Not bad for the money and easy to use but details sometimes spoil a good product

IF YOU FIND THIS REVIEW HELPFUL PLEASE LET ME KNOW BY PRESSING THE HELPFUL BUTTON BELOW.The product "Sabrent Hard Disk Drive Enclosure" is a perfect example of how there are many products that are expensive, but with some time and patience, one can find similar products for a cheaper price. Now, often you might not want to buy the cheaper version of a product, as they are often worse in quality. The Sabrent enclosure for your hard drive has many purposes. One purpose, the one which I purchased it for, was to recover data from a damaged laptop, but the hard drive was fine. You can also use it to connect a hard drive to your PC to use for backups. It can also make the hard drive work exactly like a USB. The case slides open and the lid comes off. You can also prop up the lid on the side of the case as I show in picture 4. There is an on/off switch on top which isn't much use to me. The button turns off the power to the enclosure and it turns off, not showing up on the computer anymore. You can just unplug it from your device if not wanting to use it, but be sure to eject the hard drive first. If the hard drive doesn't show up, It is likely a problem with your hard drive and not the enclosure. I tested this with different hard drives. The broken hard drives would often not show up, while the perfectly fine hard drives worked fine. The case is very easy to use. Just open the lid of the enclosure and plug in the hard drive to the hard drive connector pins. Plug the USB into the enclosure on one side, and into your pc or mac on the other side. I have tested the enclosure with Windows, Mac, and Linux. It performs perfectly well with all three. I would definitely recommend this product for you if you need to connect your hard drive some way to a computer. I have also installed windows using this on a PC. You can also use it to open up the pc which the hard drive was using to recover data if the PC breaks. You will just require another computer.Pros:- It is very lightweight- Requires no additional software, shows up as a USB- Easy to use- Helps get data on and off the hard drive.Cons:- The wire is a bit short- The LED can be a bit annoying at times.- Otherwise no issues.Final Verdict: This enclosure is perfectly well priced. I recommend you buy it if you need some way to connect your hard drive to a computer, whether it's for backups or data recovery, it will be the solution.IF YOU FOUND THIS REVIEW HELPFUL PLEASE LET ME KNOW BY PRESSING THE HELPFUL BUTTON BELOW.

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This hard drive enclosure has been a game-changer for me. Instead of buying expensive external SSD drives, I opted for this docking station to repurpose my existing 2.5" SATA hard drives into external storage. It's incredibly easy to use—just plug in the drive, and I have instant access to all my files. The transfer speeds are impressive, and I've experienced no issues with performance. It's sturdy, compact, and fits perfectly on my desk. This enclosure has definitely saved me money while providing a reliable storage solution. Highly recommended!

Thus casing is really handy, it was a bit tricky getting my ssd in for the first time but once it's in it's great. I now have a 4tb sata ssd drive that I can take anywhere.Got this as I sold my gaming pc but wanted to keep a mass storage drive as a backup.Now I just need a 3rd backup solution.The cable has plenty of length that it's not too hard to plug into the back of a pc.I don't find it gets too hot but I haven't tried any massive data transfers.I'm wouldnt say it's very secure as it's just a casing to allow my drive to be used externally. I wouldn't rely on this as a security feature for a drive.