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Your cart is empty.Portable M.2 SSD Dock : This M.2 SSD to USB-C Adapter compatible with both M.2 NVMe / SATA PCIe M key, PCIe B&M key SSDs in sizes 2230/2242/2260/2280/22110, This Portable M.2 SSD Adapter is perfect for personal users
Pete Davies
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
For context I'm a veteran of the IT industry at almost 30 years.This product works and it works well. For the price it is a solid buy. I got it to clone a hard drive for replacement, and for that purpose it worked flawlessly. The product description has a few typos and the specs are a little confusing, but when I plugged it into my PC (via a USB 3.2 gen 2) and attached a brand new NVME drive it popped up straight away. When i cloned the drive to the 2TB M.2 (seen in the attached picture) it handled it at a very respectable speed, the exact throughput is not important, it was plenty fast enough. The cable might be short, but I actually liked it - less is more in this case.
Darth Fern
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2025
I just got a new pc and needed to clone my existing ssd so I could keep all my files. This got the job done and I think the vertical stand looks pretty cool. I plan on upgrading to a larger capacity down the road so this will definitely come in handy
Alex Sisk
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2024
You make multiple claims on your product page:-USB4-40 Gbps (fair enough, you’re just referring to the physical interface, and that matches USB4 specs)-4000 MB/sec (Wait, what? This is not the physical interface speed. This is a capability claim. On paper, USB4/40Gbps = 5000MB/sec, but the USB4 enclosures / docks known to be the fastest on the market have never hit 4000MB/sec under real world conditions.-USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 (WHAT? The fine print specifies another USB spec? Which happens to be only 20Gbps or 2500MB/sec under perfect conditions?)So what are the specs for this product? The product page can’t seem to decide.Which USB4 chipset is it using? Legit vendors have noticed so many others lying about true USB4 speeds that they’ve started including that info - not normally shared with the consumer - on their product pages.I hope this was a mistake, but you’ve lost my trust.
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