IntegralV Series S 1TB Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) - 2.5" SATA III (6Gb/s), Up to 540MB/s Read and 500MB/s Write Speeds for Desktop and Laptop

I've transferred hundreds of gigabytes of data between various 2.5 inch SDDs and HDDs using this adapter and the performance has been very good. There is a slightly excessive blue LED indicator light on the SATA connector which I think I may tape over to minimise the flashing but otherwise I can easily recommend this, it works great.

Sabrent are a brand I’ve come to know recently and everything I’ve had from them so far has been of good quality and does the job asked of it. This adaptor does exactly that in allowing a normal internal sata drive to be connected to usb for data transfer or copy. Perfect item.

Good cable allowed me to swap out my old harddrive with a new SDD.

Nice, quick, cheap, and easy to configure. No complaints. Fabulous product

This drive is a bit strange. With small files benchmark it seems to have a bit of a struggle creating sessions for new files - I think. It kind of winds up a bit long to process small bits.They are advertising it as 1TB Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) - 2.5" SATA III (6Gb/s), Up to 540MB/s Read and 500MB/s Write SpeedsThe benchmark shows maximum: Read 530MB/s but the write is a bit concerning since it's about 10% slower to the advertised: 458MB/s - not 500.I did a full format and it took ages to do it which is again - a bit too long for what others are reporting online. It took me about 4 hours to process the format. People say about 2 hours it should be so... not entirely trusting this drive. Time will show the reliability. Also it came with the plastic box opened - the seal was peeled off and it has someone's fingerprints on it - not the best start.

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This basic USB to hard drive adapter is compact and lightweight, making it highly portable. The build quality is generally decent for the price, whicj seems to be made from durable plastic. It includes a USB connector on one end and SATA connector on the other end to support Solid State Drives.Most of these adapters are compatible with 2.5" and 3.5" SATA hard drives and SSDs, and this is adapter is no exception. These are plug and play straight out of the box, usuall work with both Windows and Mac operating systems without requiring additional drivers, I'm using WINDOWS 11 as no addition drivers for comparison.As mentioned above these adapters are plug-and-play, meaning they can be used right out of the box without any complicated setup. Simply connect the hard drive to the adapter, plug the USB into your computer, and the drive should be recognized immediately.In terms of performance, it's generally good for standard data transfer tasks. USB 3.0 models offer faster transfer speeds compared to USB 2.0 models, making them suitable for larger file transfers and backups. I havnt got EXACT numbers to compare it, with that said, this adapter was used for one purpose...to copy one operating system, HDD, to an SSD...which took around 1h.15ishLastly, this adapter provides you with a small but useful LED indicator for power and activity. This is incredibly useful to your eye, in the event that you may need tronleshooting, Light ON would indicate its not a problem with the adapter, light OFF would inidicate that it could be, with that said, use common sense. This can be useful depending on your specific needs**Pros:**- Affordable and readily available.- Easy to use with plug-and-play functionality.- Supports a variety of hard drives (SATA, SSD).- Portable and lightweight.**Cons:**- Build quality may vary, you pay for what you get.ConclusionA simple USB to hard drive adapter is an essential tool for anyone needing to access data from old hard drives or performing occasional backups. It offers a cost-effective and convenient solution, though it may not match the performance of more advanced docking stations or enclosures.

This drive has had plenty of excellent reviews so although I can't give it a 5, it is more than likely better than a 3!There wasn't anything that I disliked about this drive other than it wouldn't fit the intended enclosure it was purchased for (yes, I did order the correct drive / enclosure combination!). The drive seemed to be built to an excellent standard!The problem seemed to be that the enclosure was such a tight fit it was putting undue stress on the drive, and I wouldn't force it to fit! I had also tried another drive from another manufacturer and this had the same issue! The enclosure was returned btw.