ISHEEP NVMe SATA to USB C Docking Station M.2 SSD Reader Adapter for Size M Key & B+M Key NVMe and SATA SSD 22110 2280 2260 2242 2230 Enclosure - K1698P2

I have cloned two M.2 Drives and it worked great. Very fast on the cloning highly recommended.

excellent stuff

What I would like to improve - is to a the possibility to work without external power supply. Other that - looks good. (hover I am not sure how RAID1 will behave in case one drive is broken).

The SSD needs to be fixed on the mounting bracket.The correct screws and screw holes should generally be used to secure the SSD.The plastic pellet may be a specific type of SSD fastener.But these particles used to fix the SSD are very soft and have no effect at all!At the same time, the ssd is still shaking after being inserted! This phenomenon is very worrying!I implore the agent to have a solution!I hope you have replacement parts for me,This fixing cannot be too soft!If it were such a part, I think I’d say it’s a pretty big joke! In 2024 it would be a real tragedy if craftsmanship was like this. If the ssd cannot be fixed! Then I will not use this product!I just want to solve it, not to exchange it! It’s so simple, why can’t I do it? Is it ridiculous that I can’t do something?

This product worked exactly as described. Cloned a 256GB M.2 SATA drive to a new 1TB M.2 SATA very quickly. All I needed to do was merge the larger partition with the smaller partition after the cloning process was completed. Easy. Great product. Well made with all the cables and power supply as described. Product arrived very quickly.

easy clone and fast.

It's a good little device, comes in very handy, I wish was better executed.Would be even better if the cable was longer and more flexible.My recommendations for improvement is to make the button more clicky so that it doesn't get accidentally pressed, and I don't have a question whether I pressed it.Regardless I'm not complaining because for the price I paid I got a really good NVMe adapter.

The basic RAID function is an easy setup, but you get nowhere near the "double" speed that a typical RAID 0 should. We tried this on several computers and with TB4, USB 3.2, and USB 3.2 2x2 sockets. The one photo shows what this enclosure transfers with two WD Black 2 TB NVMe M.2 Drives, and RAID 0. The other photo shows what we got with a single USB 3.2 2x2 enclosure and a Crucial 4 TB single drive. If you add up the costs, the single 4tb drive is cheaper. Both tests were run on a fully Generation 5 computer, using its USB 3.2 2x2 port directly on the motherboard. Besides the cost factor, IMHO, the RAID hardware/software on this unit leaves a lot to be desired. Why spend more money for such poor data rates? Seven times the speed for less money. . .We did this testing for a client who wanted a fast way to move data. Because of these results, we are actually going to recommend he get two Gen 5 NVMe and software RAID them through his Thunderbolt 4 port. Theoretically, that should give him very fast transfers, certainly better than this RAID. We will have to do a real-world test to determine that number.