M.2 NVME NGFF SSD Enclosure Adapter Tool-Free, RTL9210B Chips, USB C 3.1 Gen 2 10Gbps NVME, 6Gbps SATA PCIe M-Key(B+M Key), Support UASP Trim for SSD Size 2230/2242/2260/2280

2. Everything is fine. The price is a little high. If I had paid $20 instead of $39 for this, I would have been much happier. br>br>While you never quite reach the theoretical maximum of 625 MB/s, I would have liked to have gotten at least 500MB/s out of it. It's well-made, but it falls short of the advertised specifications. When connected to a Thunderbolt 3 or USB 3 port, you can backup and save files faster than ever before over USB, with read and write speeds of over 900 MBps/600 MBps. " There is only one Gen 2 port. " It is, however, on a USB 3. 0 port. As I type this, I'm getting 400MB/s while writing a string of zeros in 4k blocks on a 2 Gen1. br>br>When plugged into a USB port, USB- C, it reaches speeds of 960MB/s to 1GB/s. Which is great if you have the port, but many of the machines I'll be working with have USB 3. 0 ports. 1/3. 2. It would be great if it could actually match the spec'd performance for the more common interface.

Zahra Bruce

| Dec 12, 2021

There are two main reasons for this: On my second ssd, 1) the adjustable slide that holds the board in place was installed backwards, and 2) the guide that supports the sliding top prevents the board from seating properly. Regarding 1), I was able to remove the retaining clip from its guide and install it in the correct orientation. One of my boards was able to fit as a result of this. 2) The guide is in the way for the second board, and because of the chip configuration on my second ssd, I had to break the plastic retaining clip that holds the top cover in place. It fit fine after that, but the slide is now difficult to secure. br>Just make sure that any chips or circuitry on the ssd you want to use are at least 1/8" behind the part you're going to put into this device.

Jordan Miles

| Sep 26, 2021

No, I'm not going to use it as an external storage drive, so I'm not concerned about heat. This was used to clone C: on two laptops, one of mine and the other of my son's. drives. Our ACER laptops have the ability to run on two different operating systems. My laptop came with a 265 GB NVME drive, while his came with a 1 TB mechanical drive. I cloned his mechanical drive to a 500 GB NVME a while ago, then formatted and used his mechanical drive as a storage drive. Now he needs a larger C: drive. I needed a bigger drive, so I went out and bought a 1TB NVME and cloned it again. I just cloned my 256 GB NVME to get a bigger drive. br>br>So I put the new NVME in the case without the cover back on and cloned with AOMEI Backerupper. I finished in about ten minutes. Simple. I connected to my laptop with a USB Type C cable.

Sevyn Bates

| Apr 14, 2021

It was a colossal failure! In Windows, it is only recognized as a USB storage drive. It is completely incompatible with Samsung Data Migration. If you're using Samsung Cloning Software with it, stay away from it. Other cloning software recognizes it, but estimates that cloning a 1TB NVME that is only 1/3 full will take 5 hours. It's not worth the trouble. I'm let down.

Edison Whitehead

| Mar 13, 2021

This was purchased with a specific purpose in mind: It was time for me to upgrade my laptop. I got a good deal on the laptop, but it didn't have a large enough SSD. So I used this to transfer the contents of the laptop's original SSD to the larger SSD, then used the original SSD to transfer tens of gigabytes of data from the old laptop to the new one after some rearranging. It was successful. br>br> It took less than a minute to install an SSD in the enclosure, and using it was as easy as plugging it into a USB port (it came with both USBA- and USB-C ports). USBC and USBC- are two different types of USB connectors. I used USBC cables to ensure that both laptops' transfer speeds were as high as possible. br>br>And now it's finished, I've got a half-gigabyte portable drive in a sturdy enclosure. I admit that I don't have a long-term plan for this, but I'm confident that I will!.

Bruce Drake

| Oct 10, 2021

This external drive enclosure isn't compatible with Samsung's migration software. Fortunately, I have a second M on my motherboard. I was able to migrate my operating system from the old 1TB drive to the new 2TB drive because there were two slots available. Following the migration, I formatted my old 1 TB drive with Windows in the hopes of using it as a high-capacity USB drive; however, my system does not recognize the drive when it is in the enclosure. I'll be able to connect it to another M. This enclosure simply does not work with the 2TB version of the 970 EVO Plus M, despite the fact that it fits in the second slot on the MB and my system sees it fine. 2 drive. br>br>Recently updated: I re- Now that the drive is seated in the enclosure, Windows 10 recognizes it as an external drive.

Aubrey Malone

| Sep 18, 2021

Even if the connector wires are potentially defective, I would recommend it. I'm a big fan of the enclosure. It doesn't get any better than this. The type-in, however, To type - C There was a problem with the C cable. Disconnected again and again. I tried one that I already had, and it didn't keep disconnecting. br>It also doesn't come with a heat dissipation system like some other enclosures, but I don't need it for continuous use, so that's fine. br>I really like how it has a clip to keep it in place inside the enclosure. It's very handy.

Novah Mays

| Feb 13, 2021

There are two enclosures. I'm using it with a Samsung 970 EVO Plus SSD 500GB, and it's great. The connection is in the letter C. I haven't tried it with a USB 3. 0 port yet. I'm not sure if a 0 cable would work, but I'm confident it would. This thing has a sturdy feel to it, which I like. I wish there was a button to turn it off without having to unplug the cable, but that's just a wish for future releases.

Kassidy Sawyer

| Mar 24, 2021