Hard Disk Drive Bay

[0.66 lb] Used the duplicator to create duplicates of a master hard drive for several other systems. Only able to duplicate one disk at a time but the low price offsets the one disk limitation. Easy one button press to create a duplicate disk. Duplicated one 400 GB SSD in about 40 minutes.

[0.035 lb] The necessary thing to replace the hard drive on your Mac 2011. You are unlikely to buy a brand Apple disk with a built-in thermal sensor, and this kit will allow you to connect any other hard drive. Good luck!

[0.39 lb] My laptops hard drive died after several years of use, and I replaced it with the exact same drive, I could not get Windows 10 reloaded, something wrong with the image disk I made when the computer was new, so i just downloaded Ubuntu and burned a install DVD disk, and it fired right up and has been working like a Champ.

[2 TB] We had this computer now for a few weeks and still getting used to it. The SD-drive makes it nice and fast. I have added a hard disk for extra space in the meantime. Looking forward to adding my photo collection and my kids to setting up minecraft etc. We have used apple in the longest time and are very disappointed with our last choice that has very little RAM, is therefore extra slow and has no option whatsoever on upgrading. So this computer gives us all those options and we can add and upgrade to our likings.

[1 x USB 3.0] I bought this to access data from orphan drives taken from my multi-bay external hard drive. It's easy to install a drive in the enclosure and my iMac immediately recognized the drive on startup. Transfer speeds were fine for my purpose (copying files from the drive). A good solution for me at a reasonable price.

[, RAID 0/1/JBOD] There are very few options currently on the market for a two-bay USB C, Thunderbolt compatible hard drive enclosure.   This can be configured with several RAID options, and can be further connected to a NAS too. We use this as our iMac TimeMachine backup drive. We also like the option of being able to use either 2.5 SSDs or the 3.5 drives that are currently in the box. Easy to follow installation and RAID/Drive set up instructions. Hard polymer case, that remains cool to the touch, and the fan noise is barely detectable, one of the quieter multi-bay enclosures that we've owned.

[Yes] This is for sure a good one hard solid disk, for sure it's good one

[1x eSATA Male] eSata works good for an external disk drive.

[10 TB] Excellent choice for a professional home NAS. I have these in a RAID10 4-bay NAS. After a recent multi-disk failure (they were pretty old) with WD Reds, I decided to get the Red Pro's this time now that they are available. I don't need a lot of space so I leaned towards the smaller size.

[5.6 x 4.5 x 1"] So far great performance from this drive. Love having it out of a case, I use it in a OWC Drive Bay when at home on the desk via Thunderbolt. If traveling, I drop it in an easy access USB 3 2.5 Drive Case. Works like a charm and so far no issues