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ORICO 5-Bay DAS USB 3.0 Hard Drive Enclosure for 3.5" SATA HDDs
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ORICO Direct US Store via Amazon has ORICO 5-Bay DAS USB 3.0 Hard Drive Enclosure for 3.5" SATA HDDs (9858U3; Aluminum Alloy) on sale for $199.99 - $80 off when you apply promo code B01RDG65 at checkout = $119.99. Shipping is free.
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- 5-bay HDD enclosure accommodates 3.5-inch SATA disks with maximum storage capacity up to 110TB
- USB 3.0 interface, transfer speed reaches up to 235MB/s
- Aluminum HDD case is outfitted with an 80mm silent cooling fan, as well as front and rear vents
- Includes safety locking mechanism
- 150W power supply
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ORICO Direct US Store via Amazon has ORICO 5-Bay DAS USB 3.0 Hard Drive Enclosure for 3.5" SATA HDDs (9858U3; Aluminum Alloy) on sale for $199.99 - $80 off when you apply promo code B01RDG65 at checkout = $119.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member thethingx for sharing this deal.
Thanks to community member thethingx for sharing this deal.
- Note: Product will be sold by ORICO Direct US Store and fulfilled by Amazon. 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.
- 5-bay HDD enclosure accommodates 3.5-inch SATA disks with maximum storage capacity up to 110TB
- USB 3.0 interface, transfer speed reaches up to 235MB/s
- Aluminum HDD case is outfitted with an 80mm silent cooling fan, as well as front and rear vents
- Includes safety locking mechanism
- 150W power supply
Editor's Notes
Written by RevOne | Staff- About this Store:
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
- Additional Information:
- This offer is $2 less than the last Frontpage Deal from August 2025.
- Our research indicates that this deal is $40 less (25% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $159.99 at the time of this post.
- Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.
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There's literally another Slickdeals thread right now for the TerraMaster D4-320 4-bay for $152: https://slickdeals.net/f/19892376USB
3.2 Gen 2 10Gbps, and TerraMaster claims up to 1,016 MB/s aggregate with 4 HDDs. So for basically the same money, you're looking at ~1 GB/s vs ~235 MB/s total.
And if 5 bays are a requirement, we don't even need to leave ORICO: https://a.co/d/0bGehXptThat's
That's ORICO's 5-bay USB 3.2 Gen 2 / 10Gbps model. It's currently $179.99 with a 15% coupon, so $152.99.
So no, the alternatives aren't "$280 for maybe 2x faster" or "$700 for 4x faster RAID 0." You can spend ~$152 and simply not have a 235 MB/s bottleneck shared across 4–5 hard drives.
Also, 10Gbps isn't ~2x 235 MB/s. 235 MB/s is only ~1.88Gbps. A 10Gbps USB link is over 5x the raw bandwidth, and ~1 GB/s real-world aggregate is completely realistic for this class of enclosure.
That's why I was laughing at the 235 MB/s limit. It's not that 235 MB/s is unusable. It's that putting 5 drive bays behind a ~235 MB/s aggregate bottleneck in 2026 is a hilariously bad design when similarly priced alternatives don't have that limitation.
Edit: And to answer your question about how much that "UP TO" actually means in practice: I use the TerraMaster D4-320 in my media server, and I've personally seen it hit around 1,034 MB/s during parity checks across the array.
So yes, these enclosures can actually get very close to the advertised ~1 GB/s aggregate throughput. "Up to" isn't doing nearly as much heavy lifting there as you seem to think. 😄
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This ORICO 5 bay USB 3.0 enclosure is mainly a simple JBOD storage box for media servers and backup setups. It has worked well with two drives and on a Plex server, and the 5 bay design can be useful for compact multi drive storage. The main tradeoff is speed, with sustained throughput around 235 MB per second and a shared bottleneck across all bays. There are also reports of random spin up delays, occasional lost connections, and some USB 3.0 versions not reporting serial numbers. It is a practical pick if you want basic multi drive expansion without RAID.
The enclosure can sustain around 235MB/s and may reach roughly 250MB/s in use.
The enclosure can work well as a media server when connected to a Beelink mini PC.
The enclosure can be used for JBOD setups when RAID features are not required.
The 9958RU3 version can run on a Plex server without reported problems.
The enclosure's shared bottleneck can limit aggregate throughput when multiple drives share the interface.
The enclosure may not support RAID, which can limit redundancy options for some workflows.
USB 3.0 versions can have issues such as missing serial number reporting and problems when connecting multiple enclosures.
The enclosure can experience performance or hanging IO on the fifth drive if a shared SATA bridge design is used.
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Goodnidea for something like this, I'll make note.
Unfortunately, the Terramaster deal is dead.
Your link to the other Orico enclosure doesn't work for me. Do you mean this one [amazon.com]?
If so, the customer reviews are very mixed.
Does anyone have another suggestion?
There's literally another Slickdeals thread right now for the TerraMaster D4-320 4-bay for $152: https://slickdeals.net/f/19892376USB
3.2 Gen 2 10Gbps, and TerraMaster claims up to 1,016 MB/s aggregate with 4 HDDs. So for basically the same money, you're looking at ~1 GB/s vs ~235 MB/s total.
And if 5 bays are a requirement, we don't even need to leave ORICO: https://a.co/d/0bGehXptThat's
That's ORICO's 5-bay USB 3.2 Gen 2 / 10Gbps model. It's currently $179.99 with a 15% coupon, so $152.99.
So no, the alternatives aren't "$280 for maybe 2x faster" or "$700 for 4x faster RAID 0." You can spend ~$152 and simply not have a 235 MB/s bottleneck shared across 4–5 hard drives.
Also, 10Gbps isn't ~2x 235 MB/s. 235 MB/s is only ~1.88Gbps. A 10Gbps USB link is over 5x the raw bandwidth, and ~1 GB/s real-world aggregate is completely realistic for this class of enclosure.
That's why I was laughing at the 235 MB/s limit. It's not that 235 MB/s is unusable. It's that putting 5 drive bays behind a ~235 MB/s aggregate bottleneck in 2026 is a hilariously bad design when similarly priced alternatives don't have that limitation.
Edit: And to answer your question about how much that "UP TO" actually means in practice: I use the TerraMaster D4-320 in my media server, and I've personally seen it hit around 1,034 MB/s during parity checks across the array.
So yes, these enclosures can actually get very close to the advertised ~1 GB/s aggregate throughput. "Up to" isn't doing nearly as much heavy lifting there as you seem to think. 😄
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For TerraMaster, it looks like it's currently out of stock on Amazon. But it's been posted on Slickdeals six times since June, so $152 seems to be pretty much their normal sale price at this point. If you don't mind waiting, I'd probably give it a few days and see if Amazon restocks it.
For context I'm running 4x Seagate Exos 6TB enterprise drives in RAID 0, and a single Seagate 2X14 dual actuator drive. I use a Sabrent DS-SC5B with a 120mm Noctua NF-P12 that while not silent, is very quiet and keeps everything below 100F.
Goodnidea for something like this, I'll make note.
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For TerraMaster, it looks like it's currently out of stock on Amazon. But it's been posted on Slickdeals six times since June, so $152 seems to be pretty much their normal sale price at this point. If you don't mind waiting, I'd probably give it a few days and see if Amazon restocks it.
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