3.5 Hard Drive Enclosure, USB 3.0 Internal/External Hard Drive Case for 3.5/2.5 inch SATA HDD Up to 20TB Data Recovery Kit Support UASP with 12V 24W Power Adapter

I bought this enclosure to erase two NAS drives that I am retiring and preparing to sell. I could do the erasure inside my NAS unit, but for $18 or so, why risk it? It took minutes to set up, with the hardest part being figuring out how to open the plastic case. Popped my drive in and it worked immediately with my Mac. The unit came with 2 foam strips that were not explained in the included instruction sheet. I'm guessing they are for the hard drive. The bottom of the enclosure has 4 rubber feet. The included USB cable is nice, but they should consider throwing in a USB-C adapter. The power adapter works fine as well just note it's a wider wall wart so I had to make some room on my power strip for it.

The HDD Enclosures arrived on time and in perfect New condition. They were easy to set up and are working perfectly.

Description is right on. Works perfect.

Works fine. One star off because opening the case is harder than it should be. There's no clear indication of where to press or slide. And the included instructions must be for a different version of the product. All OK considering the cost - a good value. I'm using it with a Western Digital 12 TB drive that was removed from a server.

Easy to use set up only took a few minutes plugged it into the computer there it was an off. It went fantastic. I wish other things work this well and we’re this easy to use.

Worked out of the box.

A life-safer hard drive memory retriever. It was easy to use and I was able to retrieve all my files from a hard drive from my old computer which has failed to power up.

At first this looked like a nice component to save my HDD that had years of data on it and let me access the data while I considered getting a new desktop computer and use my laptop for a while. The transmission rate was reasonable and it was easy to figure out how to place my ard drive inside the case. After putting the assembly together with my hard drive inside I plugged in the supplied cables (usb 3.0 cable) and (DC5.5 mm plug with cable) into the case. Then I connected the cable to the laptop port and plugged in the power adapter to a 110V outlet. Lastly I turned on the device with the Power Switch on the case. Everything seemed to work well. Then a few days later I got a screen message of hard drive failure. I removed the powere adapter and unplugged the usb cable and tried it on another laptop. I got the same message. So after diconnecting power again I opened the case. It seems like the design of the case can allow the hard drive to slide away from the connector partially. In my opinion this caused a power interuption. I DO NOT RECOMMEND using this case. A case that is vertical so that by at least gravity the connection is maintained would be better, such as a StarTech or Inland docking station would be better. Alternatively if the case could be made so that the HDD could be secured from sliding in the case, that might solve the problem. I think I have lost the data - do not use this.