AOKO USB C 3.1 to 2.5-inch 7mm to 15mm SATA Hard Drive Enclosure(UP to 15mm Thick HDD),Tool-Free Portable Hard Drive Case Converter with Dual USB-A to C Y Cable and USB A to C Adapter

People are saying it doesn't fit... Its a cheapo enclosure for sure but im using a 15mm Seagate from a backup pro 5TB it fits just fine! Closes up completely. I wouldn't toss this around as its plastic with no bumpers or cushion for serious shock but just sitting it on a desk or bed you good. Its not waterproof im almost sure not dust or micro particle resistant but if you need that type of security i would go another route or seal it with take, shrink wrap, or silicone. If you need to get your files off and need a fast cheap temp solution this is cool, external drives cost over 100$ this is a CHEAP solution that works

I had a 15mm 2.5 inch drive that needed a new housing for it, and I ordered this one. It was simple plug and play. The cover of the box slides back slightly so that you can lift it off. And then insert the drive into this unit and close it back up. It was hard to find a housing unit that was for a 15mm hard drive, but this one fits perfectly. I like the fact that it is USB C on the box end instead of the USB 3.0 micro USB connection. By the way, I was using the old hard drive for backing up to a older Macbook Pro and the old original drive box I had had a broken micro connection port. So I was wondering if it was going to see it with the USB C connector at the housing. It came up fine when plugged in, and I simply continued on with backups with no problems. The other end of the cable worked with the USB ports on the old Macbook Pro with no issues. Overall, this is a good housing, has little rubber feet on the bottom and various connections available for the box to a PC. It includes a USB C adapter for the computer end if you need it. The access LED is nice and bright and it is easy to see when reading and writing to the hard drive. I normally don't keep the drive plugged in, but use it mainly for Time Machine backups. Actually, I use two drives to have double backups. Better to be safe than sorry. Overall I am pleased with the performance and while it is a bit more expensive than the slim housings only, the advantage with this is you have the option to put in any sized 2.5 inch drive you want.

Technically, it’s one of the rarer cases to fit a 15mm drive. I say technically because it’s insulting to garbage to call its fit garbage. It’s the absolute worst, flimsy piece of plastic I’ve ever seen for a computing device. It theoretically slides together - because screws would’ve broken the bank? - but does so so incredibly poorly that the sides don’t really line up, it don’t close properly, and it pops back open. And, yes, I’ve been very careful to line the sides up… but cheap plastic clips can only dream of so much. Once again, my apologies to garbage but it’s utter garbage.

Gave it 4 stars because it needs a foam cushion inside to stop the drive from moving in the case

This fits the 15mm sized drives that are super thick, but I would cut small air vents on each side if I were you. I used a dremel (rotary tool) and made ~8 or so slots on each side, then burred off the plastic that formed from the heat and plastic I was taking off. This enclosure works well for LaCie 4tb sata drives (2.5") and it's a near perfect snug fit.

Wow, the quality on this is really, really poor. Yes, it works, and yes, I'm keeping it. But the plastic tool-free case was thin, brittle, somewhat warped, and among the poorest quality I've ever seen. It was also difficult to open up and never quite went back together properly (there were small gaps along the edge). Even the circuit board is mounted horizontally instead of vertically, making the case around an inch longer than it needs to be, and the board is not screwed or glued in place; it's just sitting there. The whole design looks like it was made for forty cents. I only purchased this because I needed an affordable 15mm enclosure delivered quickly. If you don't, I'd highly suggest purchasing something else of higher quality.

I had a 15mm 2.5" drive that was in my PC but I wanted to move it to a USB case. This one works - it fits perfectly and performance has been great over USB 3.1.

I have tried multiple enclosures that would not work before trying this one. They were either new or ones I had laying around, that were only 3.0 compliant, and on machines that were only USB version 3.0. None worked, or worked reliably. I have multiple 2.5 drives, ssd and spinning disk, and they all acted the same on all those enclosures. I don't know if its the 3.1 protocol is better at backwards compatibility with a 3.0 system than even a native 3.0 enclosure is, or if maybe the 3.1 power circuitry is better and is just powering the drives more reliably but this works where the others didn't. Since trying this enclosure I've bought multiple 3.1 USB enclosures now and they all work whereas the 3.0 enclosures don't. Who knows what the deal is, but it works so I'm running with it.

Did exactly what I needed: accommodated a 15mm deep drive. Working brilliantly! Highly recommended.

Ich war neugierig und habe mir dieses externe Festplattengehäuse für bis zu 1,5 cm dicke 2,5 zoll Festplatten gekauft. Schon beim Auspacken fiel mir die Kinnlade herunter. Ein Plastik-Bomber per excellance. Alles minderwertiges relativ dünnes Plastik und lediglich ein ca. 2,5 cm x 1 cm Platinchen. Das Ganze für sage und schreibe über 33 Euro - einfach unverschämt überteuert. Wäre das Gehäuse aus Aluminium gewesen, dann wäre der Preis durchaus noch in Ordnung gegangen, ein Adapter für USB-C auf USB-A auch o. k. Aber eine Anschlußstrippe an dem noch zusätzlich ein USB-Abzweiger für Stromversorgung hängt - anscheinend lebt der Hersteller nicht in der Realität. Auch kapazitiv große 2,5 zoll USB-Platten benötigen heutzutage keine Extra-USB-Stromversorgung mehr. Wer macht denn noch sowas Überflüssiges?? Von mir deshalb auch nur 1 Stern und absolut keine Kaufempfehlung!!!!!!