ORICO USB 3.0 mSATA SSD Enclosure, 5Gbps Transparent External SSDs Adapter with USB-C to C/A Cable, UASP & Trim Support, Up to 2TB Capacity, Portable PC Case for 3050 mSATA Solid State Drive- TC10

Nice product but price to high

Fits the msata drive perfectly and the drive is working fine

good

This saved us from the hassle of unnecessary returns and project computer insanity! We had two drives that we thought were doa but the instructions on this let us know that we needed to *initialize* them first and THEN we could format them. (Been awhile since we messed with aany computer hardware tbh). Very portable with a sturdy cable, it spun the drives up quickly. Took a minute to realize it was a SLIDE case (like the one on my old ipod! Lol) and after than it was a breeze to open. Just the ricght size for the drives without taking up a ton of space - easy to store in a drawer. It seemed a tad warm after awhile so I'm not sure if things would overheat of used for a longer period, but for our needs of quick tests and transferring data between old computers, it works great!

Fácil de ensamblar, confiable

The ORICO USB 3.0 mSATA SSD Enclosure does what is supposed to do, well. The plastic transparent enclosure make it easy to visualize memory and leds, also the enclosure open mechanism is super easy, no tools required, all these make it convenient when handling multiple types of memory brands and sizes. I couldn’t test speed in depth, but it seems good enough. It is on the low end in terms of durability due to the plastic enclosure. Price related, I believe it should be 30% less of the current price.

I needed an enclosure to reuse an old mSATA drive when upgrading an old Intel NUC used as a server to a larger drive and the options for mSATA enclosures are pretty slim these days, but this seems solid so far! I haven't pushed it hard or anything crazy but it's been working fine for moving some large files between machines and speed tests are pretty much equal to how it measured internally. The included cable having a built in USB-C to USB-A adapter is super convenient for bouncing between modern and older machines as well without having to switch cables or keep track of small adapters. It's using a Realtek RTL9201 controller and has been recognized correctly on Windows and macOS, I haven't had a chance to try it on Linux yet but I don't see why it wouldn't work. It also supports SMART data!

A decent enclosure for small MSATA SSDs, slightly tricky to slide open, while you've got it open to install a drive, you might want to cover the blue status LED with something, it's quite bright (since the case is clear). Overall worth the price.