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Works at USB 3.0 speeds for a 128GB drive Heatsink thermal pads included [attaches between mem chips and metal cover] Two different USB 3 cables included The cover is the heatsink, so very compact in size Speeds seem acceptable over a USB3.0 port

This external enclosure is sturdy and easy to put together. Highly recommend it!

small sleek and fast. i put a Western Digital WD BLACK SN750 NVMe M.2 2280 2TB PCI-Express 3.0 x4 64-layer 3D NAND Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) would make a great portable OS

No regrets!! Worth every penny.

Made of metal, requires no drive rails or tools. 3.5" drives are quickly & easily swapped. No issues with compatibility discovered so far - great news, considering I have some newer HDD docks made by WavLink & have experienced some compatibility issues with certain systems.

Well documented Solid metal construction Works as expected High throughput in RAID 10

In stock at Newegg for an emergency BU on iMac (will call), Vantec's customer service was outstanding.

1. Small footprint; 2. Easy to use - typical plug and play; 3. USB C to USB A adapter - crucial for desktops with USB C port at the back (like mine) or laptops without USB C port(s): 4. USB 3.0 - relatively fast data transfer; 5. Nicely shaped, neutral colour, unobtrusive - very elegant design; 6. REASONABLY PRICED - a rarity these crazy days!

Small footprint fit under computer table on top of my desktop.

everything you need to make a high speed USB storage device out of an M.2 SSD and at about 3 times the size of a standard flash drive, this will still fit in your pocket unlike portable USB hard drives which are also much more sensitive to physical shock.

Lightweight Fast Choice of adapter

+ Price / Value + Cool Faux-Retro Aesthetic + Great for Stacking / Easy Storage * They may not be designed to stack per se but they do a good enough job (much better than an enclosure with rounded edges) and that is such a huge bonus as it helps me to keep all of my drives organized and less prone to becoming a cluttered mess.

I like the USB C to USB A adapter is included and tethered. I tend to still just use USB A 3.0 ports. I am currently using a SSD M.2 but like that it supports both SSD and NVME (provided they fit the keys in the description). Getting really good speeds.

Very easy to assemble. Fast data transfer as described.

Takes 1 minute to attach to my computer....comes with the USB cable and power cord. Plug it in, insert one or two disk drives (either 3.5 or 2.5, either spinning or solid state, press the power button on the unit and my computer recognized the drives in less than 10 seconds. Got initial transfer rates of well over 1 Gigabyte per second for about 5 seconds then it reduced to an ongoing rate of about 200MB per second. Note i use this for secondary drives and have not used it to actually "duplicate" one disk to another. Very happy.

- Youre a man with his own backup software, probably Acronis if you're over the age of 20.... You don't need fancy features on your hardware as you have all the controls in software. -StarTech is best tech. I coulda bought Rosewill, but then I'd have to see their face of disgust. Not happening.