ACASIS USB C 3.2 SSD Enclosure for Apple Flash SSDs 12+16 PIN MacBook Pro,MacBook Air, Mac Pro, iMac and Mac mini from 2013 to 2017 Portable Storage Enclosure Compatible with M.2 Nvme SSD With adapter

Fantastic product, works perfect with MACs value for money transfer is good. Easy to install the ssd and use it

Easy to set up, fast performance connected to an iMac USB Thunderbolt. Runs hot though although no Thermal Problems (Throttling etc) per se, definitely a cheaper alternative to the OWC enclosure but for Mac your limited wih choice with a spare drive on your hands. Nice touch the apapter being Thunderbolt 3 and Regular USB 3 running Bootcamp Windows at the moment can transfer from iMac to MacBook Pro and Boots equally well on both Machines. Not tested the enclosed converter however its handy to have if you wish to upgrade either internally or externally with a non proprietary drive at a later date.

It should be 5 star if it works with my owc, however i think there is a compatibility issue with the owc that i have! Anyway i got the refund and the reseller is very helpful!!! Thanks

Upgraded early MacBook Pro 2015 13" hard drive. Used this enclosure to house the Apple SSD I removed and transfer data after installing OS X on the new hard drive. Worked like a champ. No issues. Enclosure housing is sturdy and sleek. Two nitpicks, 1 the face plate is a little awkward. Would have nice if it was attached to the board and pulled out as one unit instead of being screwed in, 2 not a fan of the SDD support when the hard drive is installed. It could be supported better. It's solid but I would just feel better if there was support more than just the two ends of the SDD. I think the gap helps with airflow and cooling.

Work great, the case is robust, a solid product.

TLDR: Worked 460% better and 33,600% faster and 43% cheaper than my computer repair man; Watch out for the heat while copying over all files. Details: my 2015 Macbook Pro motherboard died a month ago. Right in the middle of a project. (Thank goodness for backups on Dropbox.) I tried everything on my own. Replaced the battery. Watched YouTube. Reset memory. On and on. Nothing worked. Took to a local computer shop. He said he couldn't fix, that the YouTube solutions were bogus, but could back it up. Darn it. Okay. Do it. Said it would be ready in a couple of days. After checking in/calling every other day for two-three weeks, the back was finally ready. He charged $99. I was grateful for the backup but it was incomplete. 61 GB. I thought, "Oh well. Guess I learned a lesson." But ... on Prime Day this dropped to $56. So I finally bit the bullet, said, "Why not", and got this device. Easy to set up. Plugged it in. One hour later ... I had a full 264 GB backup. Wow. I feel bad for the repairman that he had to waste all that time. Maybe it copied slowly due to using an old USB. But this tool is PERFECT and copies over USB-C (or you can use the included adapter to an old USB). Now I have all my old files. Yes, it gets super hot, BUT only while I copied over the ENTIRE hard drive. After it was done copying, the drive cooled down and felt completely normal (not hot at all).