SABRENT mSATA to 2.5 enclosure adapter, super fast Data transfer, mSATA Converter to SATA III Aluminum (EC-MSSA)

this product suite the new small size SSD

Excellent product works perfectly

good one

fit well to my need, easy to mount and compatible with sata and usb0=3, and overall well made

Wie auch für die neueren M.2 SATA SSDs bietet der Hersteller auch für die älteren mSATA SSDs einen guten Adapter. Ebenfalls gut verarbeitet, stabil, tut was es soll und man kann im Bedarfsfall (wenn man sie da hat) Wärmeleitpads zur Wärmeableitung ans Gehäuse auf der SSD platzieren. PS: ja die Gehäuse sind aus Metall und das finde ich sehr gut.

I had a mSATA Samsung 850 EVO in a mini PC that needed a new home (grrrrr Intel NUCs!), so I was looking for a good enclosure to get the job done. In USB 3.0 mode, this works CLOSE to full speed. CrystalDiskMark clocked it at about 10% slower than normal in all accounts. However, when connected via a SATA connector on my motherboard, it performed almost identically to how it did in the old machine. I'm quite impressed, to say the least. Anyway, if you're on the fence, this is a good piece of tech. Just be aware that to get your max speeds you're going to need to either install it via a SATA connector, or use an actual USB 3.0 port (due to bandwidth issues).

Cela fait mon deuxième boitier et j'avoue que j'en suis super content. Bon transfert de données avec petits ou gros fichiers et le fait d'avoir cette prise supplémentaire en USB3 me permets de faire pas mal de choses. (MacBookPro, Raspberry PI400, PC sous MSW, Linux, etc.). Je recommande ce produit

FAST, CHEAP, RELIABLE, What more could you want? REVIEW: Sabrent mSATA to 2.5-Inch SATA III Aluminum Enclosure Adapter (EC-MSSA) SUMMARY: Arrived perfect condition, well packaged, easy to use without instructions, performance was on par with what I expected from my MSATA drive. One note is that the picture show the case screws going into the wrong set of holes. (the screws go on the inside set of holes, not the outside as shown in the picture). It even came with a screwdriver. UNBOXING: (see picture) INITIAL IMPRESSIONS: Perfectly met my expectations for the price. I wanted something cheap and quick and that is what I got. I saw a few horror stories in other reviews, but I’m glad I ignored them. Aluminum case to diffuse any heat (not that I found there was any). PERFORMANCE / EASE OF USE: INITIAL SETUP: My “old” laptop died and I wanted to reuse the 512GB MSATA card that I installed in it a few years ago. Once I had the card out of my laptop, I transferred it to this case. Screwed it down with included screws. Then I added the side screws to the case, and dropped the whole thing into an external USB enclosure I had left over from some drives I shucked for my NAS. Anyway, I plugged it all in, the drive was instantly recognized and I was able to quickly backup any leftover files from my old laptop. My MSATA card by the way is a Samsung EVO 840 MSATA 500GB PERFORMANCE: I was worried about heat, but there was none at all. Performance was close to SATA II speeds over USB 3.1 chassis that I had. I don’t expect any issues long term. Next, I will likely install the drive as a new boot drive in a spare laptop I have. SUMMARY: I would recommend this to anyone who needs a quick way to rescue / reuse and old MSATA card. Especially if they are going to put this into another device. I’m not sure it would hold up on its own as an external drive (without a full case around it).