ORICO Direct US Store via Amazon has
ORICO 2.5'' Clear Hard Drive Enclosure (USB 3.0 to SATA III, 2139U3) for $7.99 - $3.20 when you apply promo code
ORICO213940 at checkout =
$4.79.
Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Features: - ORICO 2.5 hard drive enclosure made of high-quality transparent crystal PC material. The clear SSD case design allows you to see the inside drive without opening it
- ORICO external hard drive enclosure can easily hook up your old 2.5inch SATA I/II/III hard drive to transfer files from one PC to another PC, laptop, PS4 or as a USB external hard drive. A 50cm USB-A cable is included for flexible connection and portability
- Tool free installation. Plug & Play, no driver needed for this SATA enclosure. Just push out the cover, plug in the drive, close the cover and go. Hot-Swappable. The blue LED indicator to let you know the working status of this hard disk enclosure easily
- The SATA interface of the 2.5 SSD enclosure supports UASP SATA III transmission protocol, which is 70% faster than traditional USB3.0. The maximum data transfer rate of the USB 3.0 interface is 5Gbps. Backward compatible with USB 2.0 or 1.1 ports
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Professional engineering brands that care about proper implementation include Plugable, OWC, Vantec, UGreen, in that order. They make mistakes sometimes but most of their stuff are solid. Really any brand is better that ORICO. Buy Sabrent or UGreen if you need cheap stuff.
For example, Sabrent has aluminum enclosure for $10. It's twice as expensive as this deal, yes, but it's an actual product meant to keep your hard drive from crashing and disconnecting as you write and read data from it and heat up the drive.
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There was a time when that hard drive cable alone costed more than $5.
I have one and I've only ever used it on my power hub so that might be a case, because it's worked perfectly for me
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Professional engineering brands that care about proper implementation include Plugable, OWC, Vantec, UGreen, in that order. They make mistakes sometimes but most of their stuff are solid. Really any brand is better that ORICO. Buy Sabrent or UGreen if you need cheap stuff.
For example, Sabrent has aluminum enclosure for $10. It's twice as expensive as this deal, yes, but it's an actual product meant to keep your hard drive from crashing and disconnecting as you write and read data from it and heat up the drive.
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Professional engineering brands that care about proper implementation include Plugable, OWC, Vantec, UGreen, in that order. They make mistakes sometimes but most of their stuff are solid. Really any brand is better that ORICO. Buy Sabrent or UGreen if you need cheap stuff.
For example, Sabrent has aluminum enclosure for $10. It's twice as expensive as this deal, yes, but it's an actual product meant to keep your hard drive from crashing and disconnecting as you write and read data from it and heat up the drive.
Your reasoning just saved me an impulse buy that could l've cost data.
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Old ORICO products were good. However, in recent years, ORICO has sacrificed quality to reduce production costs. The result is cheap-looking designs, lower quality, and various issues. In the past, they used to use a lot of aluminum shells, but nowadays, they opt for cheap plastic shells. Especially when transferring or copying data, it's common to lose files or experience file corruption, even powered USB hubs.
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