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ORICO 40Gbps M.2 NVMe SSD Enclosure w/ Built-in Cooling Fan

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ORICO Direct US Store via Amazon has ORICO 40Gbps M.2 NVMe SSD Enclosure w/ Built-in Cooling Fan for $79.99 - $28 when you apply promo code ORICOCNM2US at checkout = $51.99. Shipping is free.
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About this item:
  • Blazing speeds: Up to 40Gbps transfer with ~3500/3000 MB/s read/write, great for large files and fast game loads
  • Advanced chipset: Supports USB4/Thunderbolt 3/4, plus UASP & TRIM for better performance and SSD longevity
  • Strong cooling: Built-in fan, aluminum body, and thermal pads help prevent overheating
  • Dual-use cable: Includes USB-C to C (40Gbps) and USB-C to A (10Gbps) in one cable
  • Wide SSD support: Fits M.2 NVMe sizes 2230-2280 (up to 8TB), but limited compatibility with older Intel systems

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ORICO Direct US Store via Amazon has ORICO 40Gbps M.2 NVMe SSD Enclosure w/ Built-in Cooling Fan for $79.99 - $28 when you apply promo code ORICOCNM2US at checkout = $51.99. Shipping is free.
  • Note: You must be logged in to clip coupons and apply promo codes. If a code doesn't work right away, try applying it a few times across different interfaces such as mobile or desktop, as some codes may not apply consistently. If issues persist, refresh the page, re-enter the code, or revisit the cart before checking out.
Thanks to Staff Member Skillful_Pickle for sharing this deal.

About this item:
  • Blazing speeds: Up to 40Gbps transfer with ~3500/3000 MB/s read/write, great for large files and fast game loads
  • Advanced chipset: Supports USB4/Thunderbolt 3/4, plus UASP & TRIM for better performance and SSD longevity
  • Strong cooling: Built-in fan, aluminum body, and thermal pads help prevent overheating
  • Dual-use cable: Includes USB-C to C (40Gbps) and USB-C to A (10Gbps) in one cable
  • Wide SSD support: Fits M.2 NVMe sizes 2230-2280 (up to 8TB), but limited compatibility with older Intel systems

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Yesterday 12:29 AM
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Frank_NittyYesterday 12:29 AM
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40Gbps you say? Hmmm...
Yesterday 04:10 AM
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mannyvYesterday 04:10 AM
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In 4 one. Thanks OP, now I have to get a faster SSD.
Yesterday 03:43 PM
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sylentzYesterday 03:43 PM
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anyone comment about how loud/effective the built in fan is? i've got some cheap $20 ones but they are passive and get pretty hot
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clinteastwoodYesterday 05:22 PM
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Seems like too much for an enclosure only imo.

Unless you're doing very high file size transfers all the time a 20Gbps drive at most would be fine. A 40 Gigabyte video file would take roughly 16 seconds in a 20Gbps enclosure vs 8 seconds in a 40 Gbps, and that's only if you can hit the theoretical max speed in either, and the device you plug these into can support that speed.

Price isn't special either, there's other no name brands on ebay for the same price or less.
Last edited by clinteastwood April 24, 2026 at 11:45 AM.
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mannyvYesterday 07:47 PM
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Quote from clinteastwood :
Seems like too much for an enclosure only imo.

Unless you're doing very high file size transfers all the time a 20Gbps drive at most would be fine. A 40 Gigabyte video file would take roughly 16 seconds in a 20Gbps enclosure vs 8 seconds in a 40 Gbps, and that's only if you can hit the theoretical max speed in either, and the device you plug these into can support that speed.

Price isn't special either, there's other no name brands on ebay for the same price or less.
I put my photo library on it, so fast random access when I need it is important. It also means I can use my older and slower drive for ProRes capture, which is handy.

Specialized, but for those who need it it's nice.
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clinteastwoodYesterday 08:24 PM
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Quote from mannyv :
I put my photo library on it, so fast random access when I need it is important. It also means I can use my older and slower drive for ProRes capture, which is handy.

Specialized, but for those who need it it's nice.
Can't any M.2 enclosure do what you're using it for though?

There's a $16 Ugreen on Amazon today that I would think could do all that fine.
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az060693Yesterday 09:07 PM
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These are pretty good, Orico makes some of the better ones.

There are other USB 4 enclosures with ASM2464PD controllers on Amazon for ~$40 though, with similar performance. Next step down would be the much older TB3 enclosures with Intel JHL7440 controllers that were relabeled as TB4/USB4 compatible. These max out around 2900MB/S whereas the Asmedia controllers can hit closer to the full 40gbps.

My newer USB4 laptops and my older TB3 Dell XPS 15 9570 had no issues with the Asmedia controller but my older 2021 TB4 desktop hates anything that isn't an Intel controller, so just make sure your devices and cables work properly with it. My cables and devices are all over the place with compatibility and performance with these things.

Also keep in mind that the blower fan makes these enclosures very long.
Last edited by az060693 April 24, 2026 at 02:14 PM.

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cnice515Today 12:13 PM
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Thanks op!!
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jacob2012Today 12:41 PM
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Be aware of these USB 4 enclosures, I have one from another brand, the sequential read and write speed is indeed very fast (> 3 GB/s), but 4k read and write is super slow, less than 1MB/s). Tried it on different computers and the results are the same. Not sure which part is wrong. If it is the chip's issue, it might exist for different brands.
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dealpapaToday 02:10 PM
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Thunderbolt 5 JHL9480 enclosures

Thunderbolt 5-equipped PCs have just started shipping and there are already a few vendors with compatible 80Gb/s SSD enclosures:
  • Acasis TB501/TB501 Pro enclosure
  • LaCie Rugged Pro5 (2TB or 4TB)
  • OWC Envoy Ultra (2TB or 4TB)
  • SSI SI-9229TB5 dual M.2 (for Mac mini)
  • SSI SI-8220TB5 dual M.2 (for PC)
  • Trebleet TRE-8132 enclosure
  • Wero TBT5002 enclosure (JHL9480 + JMS583)
  • Winstars WS-UTE50 / Wavlink WL-UTE50 enclosure
  • Wintop WT5 enclosure

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