Sabrent USB 3.1 Type-A to SSD 2.5-Inch SATA Hard Drive Adapter Optimized For SSD Support UASP SATA III EC-SS31

I ordered it for readying an internal SSD for MacBook Pro 15”. The product worked like a charm. Outer box was tampered from the bottom(adhesive tape removed and reapplied). To my relief, internally, the content was secure. It would be appreciated if the reseller ensured intact packaging keeping customer’s peace of mind in view when they are purchasing such products.

This device works wonderfully with Raspberry Pi 4, with UASP and no need for any quirks. Tested with latest beta release of the USB3.0 firmware 000138a1

The adapter I received was faulty as it would not work with the newer USB standards (3.2 Gen 2x1 and 2x2 with speeds 10Gbps and 20Gbps respectively) so I was unable to use it on my laptop that only had these newer ports. It was fine on USB 2.0 and 3.0, albeit at slower speeds.I reached out to Sabrent who were very helpful and sent a replacement adapter.Note that the replacement adapter seems to be of a newer revision. The cable itself feels different and the packaging has been updated (left, white box - old; right, black/blue box - new).I suggest contacting support if you have similar issues.The adapter also comes with a handy USB Type-A (female) to Type-C (male) adapter.I am using this to repurpose my Crucial BX500 as an external SSD for games and additional files. So far so good! I ran a quick CrystalDiskMark benchmark, a screenshot of the results is attached for those interested.Would definitely recommend for those looking for a relatively cheap DIY external SSD solution.

Purchased this for my Series X and when I'm not using it I will also be using it for other storage transfer means. But my main focus for this purchase was for the Series X. As for the SSD I was using it was a Crucial BX500 1TB I picked up for £70 with a voucher that dropped the price.Now for speed reads/writes I can't really calculate, since Xbox doesn't offer that service. But it has been quick and snappy for what I want from it and is 100% plug and play.Popped the SSD into the Data adapter and plugged the USB into the Xbox, straight away it picked up the drive and asked what I wanted to call it and I formatted it to what I wanted. Format to storage or have for media viewing, but my goal was for extra storage for my base (non X/S updated games) and original/360 games.I mean the wire works, the SSD is really quick and snappy in games. For the price it was a bargain and I've also tried a Samsung Evo and that works fine on the wire also.

I bought this 3.1 cable to use with my PS5 with a ssd externally, sadly it does not seem to be comparable.with the PS5. I wasnt able to find the drive, even after multiple attempts, different USB sockets and even using the USB C adapter with ethe PS5. Worked first time with the PS4 and PC though, it must be some compatibility issue with the PS5 currently.I bought a Sabrent enclosed 3.0 case instead and it worked first time with the PS5 so it's definitely to do with 3.1 USB ,maybe Sony will patch something later, just buy a 3.0 one.

I had an old docking station that used esata in my old PC, which I used for getting data off old hard drives and when I built a new one, esata wasn't an option on my new computer. So I bought this lead to connect some older sata drives via USB 3 so I could get my data off. It works perfectly, and is simple, neat, and tidy. There is a little blue led on the connector to tell you when data is being transferred, and didn't miss a beat. The transfer rate varies, of course, but it all depends on what data you are transferring. I got up to 380MB/s transferring ssd to ssd. It uses an Asmedia 1351 chip, who seem to be making a name for themselves as a very good usb to sata connecting chipmaker. If you have ssd's that need data pulling off, you can't go wrong with this! P. S. I only used a USB 3 socket on my computer, as I didn't have a 3.1 available, but still got great results! Really pleased!

A very useful bit of kit, this - enables you to quickly add an SSD (or even a 2.5" HDD) to your PC's storage, rather than opening up the case, etc., etc.For the sake of clarity, although this device will fit onto a 3.5" HDD (since it's a common connector) there's insufficient power available through a standard USB socket to spin a 3.5" HDD drive's motor. If that's what you want, then you'll need to look at some of Sabrent's other products (such as their excellent 'USB 3.0 SATA Hard Drive Flat Docking station') which will do what you want.This one is good and fast (USB 3.1), is well made with a reasonable length of USB 3 cable moulded as part of the connector onto the actual drive. It's useful for both PC and Mac, since it comes with a nifty little adaptor from a standard USB plug to the USB-C variety!!So there you have it - it does just what it says on the tin!! Marvellous!