ORICO Dual M.2 NVMe SSD Aluminum USB3.2 Gen2 10Gbps, M.2 Type-C Docking Station for PCIe M-Key, B&M Key 2230/2242/2260/2280 SSD, Tool-Free, Up to 4TB

The ORICO Dual M.2 NVMe with SATA SSD Enclosure is a fantastic tool for tech enthusiasts and professionals alike, allowing you to turn your M.2 NVMe and SATA SSDs into portable external drives. With its USB-C interface, it delivers high-speed data transfers and supports both M Key PCIe and B+M Key SATA SSDs, making it a versatile and powerful storage solution.Why this enclosure is a standout choice:Dual SSD compatibility: Whether you have an NVMe SSD or a SATA SSD, this enclosure supports both types, making it a one-stop solution for repurposing or accessing your M.2 drives. 🛠️✨Fast USB-C data transfer: With USB-C connectivity, this enclosure delivers blazing-fast transfer speeds, perfect for large files, video editing, backups, or gaming libraries. No more waiting around for slow transfers. ⚡🔌Portable and compact design: The lightweight, slim profile makes this enclosure easy to carry, turning your SSD into a highly portable external drive for on-the-go data management. 🧳💻Durable aluminum housing: The aluminum construction not only looks sleek but also provides excellent heat dissipation, keeping your SSD cool during extended use for better performance and longevity. 🌡️✨Tool-free installation: No need for screws or tools—just slide your SSD into the enclosure, and you’re ready to go. This makes it super convenient, especially for frequent swaps or temporary setups. 🧰🚀Wide compatibility: Works seamlessly with Windows, macOS, and Linux, as well as gaming consoles and other USB-C-enabled devices, ensuring versatility for a variety of workflows. 📱🖥️Perfect for:Tech enthusiasts who frequently work with multiple SSDs.Gamers needing portable storage for large game libraries.Content creators and professionals transferring large media files.Bottom line: The ORICO Dual M.2 NVMe with SATA SSD Enclosure combines versatility, speed, and convenience in a compact package. Whether you’re accessing old drives, creating portable storage, or managing multiple SSDs, this enclosure is a reliable and efficient tool for the job. 💾🔌✨

The device itself has been working flawlessly. It's a great value for the money. ButI have gripes that prevent me from giving it a 5 star rating.The silicone nub that's used to hold the SSD blade in place is tricky to install, and the instructions are not a lot of help in getting it and the SSD blade installed correctly. I ended up first seating the silicon nub into the hole on the board, then worked the nub around the notch in the SSD. The instructions could have been better. I really would have preferred a screw to hold the blade.The idea to attach the USB-C to USB-A adapter to the plug is nice, but awkward if you only want to use a USB-C connector. The adapter ends up flopping on the cable, potentially interfering with other closely spaced USB-C ports. Would have been better to make it fully detachable so that I didn't have to cut the plastic piece holding the adapter to the cable.I'm not a fan of the need to stick the "rubbery" thermal strip on both the SSD and another metal heat sink before re-insertion into the case. I guess it was needed to provide the "tool-free" slide-in, slide-out installation.I'm used to an OWC TB3 enclosure and the build quality of this enclosure isn't up to what OWC provides. On the other hand it doesn't cost anywhere near what the OWC enclosure did.

Works very well. As an admin it makes it nice to be able to pop in and out HD devices for quick access and preloading.

This unit is a POS. If it were correctly advertised as what it is ... "two independent drive bays that function as two drive enclosures in one box" ... it may be of some use for people with two NVMe/SATA cards in need of two enclosures at a reasonable price (works out to about $15/enclosure). Only one data cable is supplied (even though you really need two if you install two drives). When two cables are attached, the thing looks absolutely stupid connected to a computer (especially if the USB ports on the computer are separated by more than an inch. The instruction manual tells you almost nothing about how to connect or use the enclosure. This is just junk.