Fast delivery, accurate box, long cable. 4 Tb Hard drive is working OK inside

Muy portable, de material resistente, lor recomiendo ya llevo con el 3 años y ninguna falla

Carcasa de buena calida, despues de 2 años de uso no he tenido problemas.

Es un excelente dispositivo que nos ayuda a conectar nuestros discos duros grandes. Lo malo es que el conector usb b no es 3.0. La entrada es diferente y tienes que comprar el correcto si cometes el error como yo de revisar el producto tiempo después de los 30 días de devolución.

Used to have my hard drives in “simplecom” external enclosures however these proved unreliable. Vantec whilst more expensive provided reliability which is a must in my use case. Enclosure also works with 22TB drive in case anyone is like me and needs to use it for such big storage.

Muy útil artículo para aprovechar y poder manejar un disco duro interno de manera externa, fácil de instalar y conveniente para obtener más capacidad de almacenamiento y darle uso a un disco duro cuando se ha cambiado de equipo. Recomendable al 100%

Si lo que necesitas es un gabinete para tu disco duro con conexión SATA esto es lo que necesitas, lo utilicé para clonar un Disco duro a un SDD y resulto excelente, actualmente lo utilizo con un Western Digital de 4TB y es muy bueno con buenos tiempos de lectura y buenos tiempos de transferencia, te sacará en más de un apuro.

Se me hizo bastante fácil de instalar, trae todos los tornillos y un pequeño desarmador, la base está bastante padre y útil, me agradó que incluye las gomitas para las patas de la base o también puedes ponerlas a los costados para que no se mueva de su base. Tengo poco tiempo con este producto pero me ha funcionado bien.

Excelente para el precio creo que no se le puede exigir más hay materiales cobre todo los externos que son de mucha calidad, aunque los internos como la bandeja donde se monta el disco duro es de plástico y muy frágil, se tiene que manipular con cuidado da la impresión que si colocas el disco lo colocas con demasiada fuerza puede romperse, supongo que no se puede pedir mucho por el precio, también no tiene ventilador, por lo que si tu disco maneja muchas rpm, se calienta mucho, con la carcasa de metal, mejor busca una carcasa con ventilador, va a hacer que arda tu HDD. Levo menos de un mes la durabilidad no la puedo evaluar

Hardware: Late 2015 21.5" 4K iMacDrives: Western Digital Gold 12TB Enterprise, WD Black 6TB Performance, Seagate BarraCuda 4TB, Seagate FireCuda 2TBUse cases: hourly backups, local 4K movie and high-resolution audio streaming, file storagePros:-Extremely easy to install and start using any 3.5" drive. Set up and get to work in minutes.-The USB 3 port is extremely fast, never had any issues with speed.-Reliability is superb. I purchased my first one of these enclosures in 2017, and the other three I've purchased since then continue to perform admirably.-Swapping drives after the fact is also easy, just a couple screws.-While noisiness depends on the drive in use, I've not heard too much from the drives I've used in these enclosures.Cons:-The LED indicator can be too bright for some, but this is in an office and doesn't bother me. Easily remedied with some electrical tape.-Only one USB 3 port can be an issue for some, but a hub easily resolves that small oversight.Overall, you can't beat the price, compatibility, and performance of these enclosures. I've used plenty of Seagate, Western Digital, OWC, and other aftermarket HDD enclosures in the past, and these shine above the rest.

He comprado este case para almacenar un dísco de 4TB y me ha funcionado bastante bien, las velocidades de transferencia que he alcanzado han sido hasta de 90MB/s en un puerto USB 3.0El precio me ha parecido muy bueno ya que un case que soporte esta velocidad normalmente es costoso, sin embargo lo adquirí por menos de $320MXN, lo cual está genial, de hecho compré 2.La calidad de los materiales plásticos y metálicos es buena, se percibe reistente.El únco detalle que le he encontrado es que, aunque se atornille al máximo la tapa donde vienen las conexiones, queda un poco floja, no afecta en absoluto el funcionamiento, pero es un detalle a considerar.En general lo recomiendo bastante!!

It's simply amazing. Super fast, easy to operate, convenient, trouble free and cool. I like it.

COMPARISON REVIEW for and I recently swapped out two 750 GB Seagate SATA drives from my HP Mediasmart Servers and replaced them with 2 TB WD Green drives (WD20EADS). I wanted to convert those two Seagate drives into external drives for backup purposes using USB drive enclosures. I had bought several enclosures a while ago, so I had to do the research to figure out which were better these days. My criteria were (1) not expensive (drives are so cheap today that an expensive enclosure sort of defeats the purpose of re-using old drives if you want to be cost-effective since you can just buy a new external drive for not much more than the fancier enclosures); (2) easy to assemble without the stress of thinking you are breaking something or somehow degrading the performance of the drive; (3) it just works (the occasionally elusive ease of the "plug and play" ideal). Also, a personal preference, I wanted a physical on/off switch and not a "touch-sensitive" electronic switch (like that found on the ) or no switch. Finally, I also wanted good heat dissipation and vibration control.After research, I purchased two enclosures: (a) and (b) . The Acomdata Samba enclosure was more expensive than the Vantec (although I only expect to use these enclosures for SATA drives and did not need the flexibility of being able to install IDE/PATA drives, if you do, only the Acomdata Samba enclosure has that flexibility). The Acomdata Samba enclosure was okay to assemble, I found that it was a tight fit in the case, the extra IDE/PATA connector did get in the way of the other components of the circuit board when I pushed the drive in, there is a metal top which does not obviously fit well with the rest of the case, and most problematic in my experience, my front fascia fell off while I was installing the drive and then when I put the drive in, it almost fell through the entire enclosure, I had to press the front fascia with significant force to snap it back in, but once i did that there was a secure fit. No big danger since I was careful, but a bit startling. Once assembled, the drive seems secure and the overall look is nice (I got the blue one, there are three colors available now on Amazon.com). Plugged everything in and the Acomdata Samba enclosure just works as hoped.The Vantec enclosure was 37% less expensive at the time of my purchase and this model only has the ability to work with SATA drives (like the ones I had). The Vantec enclosure was easy to assemble and easier than the Acomdata. There is no PATA connector to get in the way, there was no extra flimsy thin metal top to the circuit board and there is no snap-in front fascia to fall off. It seems a simpler set-up with two pieces: (1) a circuit board permanently attached to the back fascia and (2) the encasing around the drive. Like the Acomdata you use four screws to attach the drive to the circuit board. With the Vantec you do have to plug in a little connector to attach the drive to the LED light. The connector seems pretty flimsy, but connected fine. The screws used to attach the back fascia to the case on the Vantec were tiny! I was concerned that they are easily stripped and I barely had a phillips screwdriver small enough to fit in the indentation where those back fascia screws were supposed to go.Once completed, the Vantec also seems secure. Plugged it in and it also worked well as expected. Both enclosures come with the bright blue LED lights with the Acomdata having the bigger and brighter light (looks kinda like a little Cylon, though with an unmoving blue eye). The Vantec comes only in Black at the time of my purchase from Amazon.com and has in my opinion cheesier-looking logos and design than the Acomdata (although I personally could not care less and IMHO find the look of enclosures irrelevant to my own purchase decision). The completed Vantec enclosure is somewhat smaller than the Acomdata enclosure. I like the Acomdata on/off switch better, it is a rocker switch, versus the push-button toggle on/off switch of the Vantec. They both seem fine on the heat dissipation and vibration control front as far as I can tell. They both get slightly warm in a similar way (they have the same make and model Seagate drives in them). Please note that both enclosures do not have a fan (which I tend not to like because the cheaper fans can be too loud for me, although obviously they would improve air flow in the enclosures).Anyway, although neither enclosure is perfect, in the end I was actually quite happy with both of them and can recommend them both (I wanted to be clear and picky for this review, but both are serving my purposes well). I give the edge to the Vantec since it is cheaper and easier to assemble overall. Five stars for the Vantec enclosure and four stars for the Acomdata Samba. Hope this comparison review helps!