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gray
Pros:
A good case, matches its specs.
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Light gray
Pros:
Good build quality.
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Grey metallic
Cool, assembled it and everything works
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Grey metallic
Pros:
The enclosure is great. Material is aluminum. The internals and the actual hardware are unclear. I installed a Kingston 1TB solid-state drive. It delivers an average speed of around 300 MB/s. I wasn't expecting more, since it requires USB 3.2 Gen 4, which I simply don't have yet. For my purposes, it's a pretty decent piece of kit. When trying to copy or transfer large amounts of data, 20GB+, it can heat up — I paused the copying )) let the temperature drop and then continued. It dissipates heat from the M.2 2230. Good product. Excellent enclosure design.
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gray
Pros:
Great adapter. Had an SSD lying around from my Steam Deck, now I've got a super fast flash drive.
Cons:
Heats up, but the case dissipates heat well, the magnets on the lid are very weak
Comment:
I definitely recommend it, the thing is very compact and gives a second life to small, useless SSD drives
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gray
Pros:
Heavy, sturdy. Comes with thermal pads, a screwdriver, cables, and a lanyard loop for carrying. Overall, a very good impression of a quality product. The case is solid, a bit on the heavy side. The lid is held on by a screw with a rubber ring. The M.2 drive hasn't arrived yet, so I haven't tested it.
