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gray
Pros:
Speed.
Cons:
Heats up, but within reason.
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Gray metallic
Pros:
Gun
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Gray metallic
Pros:
Works, a large file was writing at 780 MB/s. (in the blue port at 340–380 MB/s). together with the 2242 SSD it weighs 28g + 8g for the cap.
Cons:
for normal people everything's probably fine.
Comment:
When shaken, it made a rattling sound. The plastic diffuser for the indicator light is loose under the board. The board is held by two screws. For now, I secured the diffuser with bits of electrical tape. While at it, you can also check the box controller's contact with the housing through a blob of thermal paste. Actually, I got the idea to seal the gaps from the inside with sealant—the housing would end up waterproof, except for the unclear waterproof status of the inner part of the USB port. Though, come to think of it, I've never actually drowned a flash drive in my life...
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gray
Pros:
Good product.
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gray
Pros:
Comfortable, fits well in the hand, the cap has almost no play
Cons:
Slightly on the heavy side, thin thermal pads
Comment:
Quality item! If the cap fit a bit more snugly, it would be absolutely bomb!
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gray
Pros:
Compact size, good heat dissipation from the drive, plug & play
Cons:
It's not very convenient to thread the lace, but that's just me
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gray
Pros:
Excellent product, installed a 512 stick, booted right up.
Cons:
After 3 times I thought it was done for, it stopped recognizing the disc. New firmware helped.
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Grey metallic
Pros:
Comfortable. Everything as described.
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Grey metallic
Pros:
Good product, dissipates heat from the SSD well. My laptop has USB 3.0, so that's what limits the write speed. Ended up with a nice high-speed 512GB flash drive.
Cons:
It works for me.
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gray
Pros:
compactness
Cons:
After 2 months, computers stopped detecting it
Comment:
At first everything worked great, though it did get pretty hot, and after 2 months it stopped being recognized. The SSD works perfectly in other enclosures, just not in this one.
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gray
Compact case.
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gray
Pros:
Speed is quite decent. A gig — it sends and receives.
Cons:
With Samsung PM9C1a memory, it heats up like an iron. After using it, you could iron your clothes. :)
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Pros:
Its job.
Cons:
Heats up, but not catastrophically.
Comment:
Speed via Type-A port is 40 MB/s over 3.0, speed via OTG 3.1 (or 3.2, I don't remember exactly) holds steady at 337-339 MB/s, the graph is just perfect. I installed a 2242 SSD left over from a Lenovo Go. Formatted it, deleted all volumes, the procedure is exactly the same as when installing Windows. Just a tip in case anyone needs it, I used the "USB low-level format" app.
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gray
Pros:
excellent performance
Cons:
no
Comment:
I bought it specifically for a direct plug-in connection, not with a cable — that way it reads all SSDs.
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gray
convenient product. A good combination of features and dimensions.
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gray
Works. The case gets warm. Everything's intact.
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gray
excellent case for the price
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gray
Pleasant to the touch, heavy, metal. The cap is magnetized.
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gray
Looks great. Comes with thermal pads and screws of different sizes. The included screwdriver is good quality. Dissipates heat well during operation. If connected via USB with data transfer, the indicator will be green, otherwise blue.
