【Blazing Fast 10Gbps Speeds】Experience lightning-fast data transfers with this M.2 NVMe/NGFF SSD enclosure, delivering up to 10Gbps speeds via USB 3.2 Gen 2 interface. Perfect for 4K video editing, gaming, and large file transfers. Includes high-quality USB-A to Type-C cable for universal connectivity. (Actual speeds depend on SSD/port type)
【Dual Protocol Versatility】The ONLY enclosure you'll need! Supports both M.2 NVMe (PCIe) and SATA (NGFF) SSDs with M/B+M key interfaces. Universally compatible with 2230/2242/2260/2280 size SSDs. (Note: Does NOT support WiFi cards or mSATA drives)
【Tool-Free Installation】Our innovative snap-on design lets you install SSDs in seconds - no screws or tools needed! Simply slide open the cover, insert your SSD, and snap shut. Perfect for frequent drive swaps and on-the-go professionals.
【Advanced Cooling System】Premium aluminum alloy housing with strategic ventilation slots ensures optimal heat dissipation during intensive operations. Pre-installed thermal pad helps maintain peak SSD performance and extends drive lifespan.
【Cross-Platform Compatibility】Works seamlessly with Windows 7/8/10/11, macOS (10.10+), Linux, and Android devices. Supports UASP+TRIM for faster transfers and SSD maintenance. Plug & play functionality with hot-swap capability.
Description
Important Notes : This M.2 SSD enclosure is designed exclusively for NVMe/NGFF SSDs with a thickness of less than 3.5mm . To achieve optimal performance (up to 10Gbps), ensure the enclosure is connected to a device with a USB 3.2 Gen 2 interface. Always perform a safe removal operation before disconnecting the enclosure to prevent data loss or SSD damage. Avoid forcibly disconnecting the device during data transfer to protect your files and SSD integrity. If your device fails to recognize the SSD, follow these troubleshooting steps: Check if the data cable is securely connected to both the enclosure and the device, and ensure the SSD is properly installed. New SSDs require partitioning and formatting before first use; otherwise, they won't be recognized. Verify that your system supports large-capacity drives (e.g., WinXP 32-bit systems do not support drives above 2TB). Ensure the SSD format matches the system's supported format. If not, reformat the SSD to a compatible format.