This enclosure from Sabrent will handle your old 2.5-inch SATA SSD or HDD, and it connects to your PC with USB 3.0 for transfers up to 5Gbps. It is a bit more expensive than the Inatech offering ...

This enclosure offers awesome value for any PC user. Finally, the physical design of the ORICO Dual Bay SATA Hard Drive Enclosure is fantastic. It's a lot less boxy and bulky than many other dual ...

The hard drive enclosure is suitable for 2.5 inch 7mm/9.5mm 6TB solid hard drives, and is compatible with Windows, LINUX and Mac OS and above systems. View Product ...

The fans are intended to cool the HDD for better durability and performance. The LEDs can be turned off and the enclosure connects to the PC via USB 3.0 port.

ThermalTake presents two new Muse 5G series HDD enclosures; a 2.5" model and a 3.5" version. Thermaltake, being the industry pioneer brand with expertise in PC chassis, power supply and thermal ...

Both of the enclosures attach directly to the USB 3.0 port of your computer and support a single HDD inside. The S35 can work with HDDs up to 1TB or more in capacity, as can the S25.

How to Install a Hard Drive Enclosure. You can use external hard drives to back up critical business data or add additional storage to a workstation. However, because external storage devices can ...

2.5" External Hard Drive Enclosure: Easily connect your 2.5-inch SSD & HDD to your PC, laptop, PS4, or Xbox for data transfer or expanding storage.

Now you can keep your valuables under lock-and-key with Satechi's LockDown -- a SATA HDD enclosure that guards data via an encrypted 256 bit protection and allows lightning fast USB 3.0 transfer ...

No Mac driver is needed.<BR>- Enclosure can house any 2.5" laptop hard drive 12.5mm or below.<BR>- Universal 110-240v AC Power Adapter included.<BR>On the Mac at least, can be powered by PC Card ...

On a limited budget and needing to burn media on-the-fly, I wanted to figure out a way to use my older IDE Ben-q DVDRW drive. Using an old USB hdd drive enclosure, I'll show you how.

On modern PCs, you’re likely to find one of the following: 3.5-inch hard drives: Big, slow, and loud, but can hold the most amount of space. You’ll find these in desktop PCs.