SSK M.2 NVME SATA SSD Enclosure Adapter, USB 3.2 Gen 2 (10 Gbps) to NVME PCI-E SATA M-Key/(B+M) Key Solid State Drive External Enclosure Aluminum Support UASP Trim for SSDs 2242/2260/2280

This was my first time buying an M.2 enclosure, and I’m really glad I went with this one. Build quality is solid — the aluminum body feels sturdy, not cheap or flimsy. Setup took less than five minutes. I installed a 1TB NVMe drive I had lying around, plugged it in, and it was instantly recognized on both my Windows PC and MacBook.Tested speeds over USB 3.2 Gen 2 and they were right in line with what I expected — fast enough for backups, media editing, and even bootable OS installs. I also appreciate that it supports both NVMe and SATA, which gives me flexibility for older drives.If you’re looking for a no-nonsense, well-built enclosure that just works, this is it. First time buying from SSK and I’d definitely consider their products again.

Well, made. recognized immediately by my mac air. About twenty minutes to install the SSD and get the unit formated and partitioned. I really like the size. During some gigabytes of file movement it got slightly warm. Expected it to get warm. It cooled quickly. If I need another case I will probably buy a second one to put an external SSD in.-- two weeks later--I am just using it as a second drive and don't think about it. I moved 85GB of photos, a lot of research docs, and some music. The case is doing its job. The balance of speed and size of the SSD and the case make it just what I needed.

The enclosure worked well for my initial purpose of cloning a Windows 10 laptop's OEM NVMe M.2 SSD to a larger capacity, faster Samsung 970 EVO Pro NVMe M.2 SSD using Macrium Reflect software to replace the OEM SSD. The one thing that would be useful in future distributions / iterations of this product would be to include an extra thermal pad (that adheres to the SSD) for when a user might want to more easily later swap other SSD drives out of the enclosure. In my use case, I didn't use the thermal pad in a permanent fashion; instead, I temporarily placed it over the memory chips (without removing the adhesive tape protector) and only partially inserted the circuit board into the enclosure - this approach protected the SSD's chips / circuitry from making direct contact to the enclosure's metal top and worked for me as it was a temporary basis use (just for the time it took me to clone the laptop's SSD).The cable length, connectivity and casing material were fine. If you plan to frequently have need of swapping out various NVMe SSDs in an external enclosure case, you may instead want to consider an enclosure that doesn't require a thermal pad.

Works fine for me. No issue and built well with good quality cords. I removed a star because I got a screwdriver but no screw, so cant secure the top.

Had an extra m.2 from a PC build. Decided to buy this enclosure/usb adapter. I'm using as expanded storage on the PS4. I had to plug into my PC to format to ExFat and used 128kb. Working out really well. Connected with usb 3.0 so its not as fast as on PC but read and write speeds are pretty fast.. I moved roughly 250 gb in about 45 mins.

Easy to turn a Silicon Power NVMe into a 10Gbps external drive for less than I was going to otherwise spend, technical skills required: screwdriver-ing.

Works well. I was able to recover all my data from my broken laptop. I inserted my ssd card in the reader and plugged it into my new laptop. It recognized my ssd and I was able to transfer all my data on my new laptop.

Very nice enclosure, super fast. Works perfectly. Easy access with very handy cables