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Neeyer SATA to USB 3.0, SATA III Hard Drive Adapter Cable for 3.5/2.5 Inch HDD/SSD with 12V/2A Power Adapter, 20 Inch…

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  • QUICKLY ACCESS A SATA SSD OR HDD: Add drive space to your laptop by connecting to a 3.5" or 2.5"SSD or HDD using this SATA to USB cable. You can connect to an external drive to: add storage, perform backups, create disk images, implement data recoveries, and transfer content to your laptop.
  • FAST TRANSFER SPEEDS WITH UASP: The SATA to USB adapter supports USB 3.0 data transfer speeds of 5Gbps. But, you can experience transfer speeds up to 70% faster than conventional USB 3.0, when connected to a computer that also supports UASP
  • CONNECT FROM ANYWHERE: The hard drive USB adapter is a portable solution that tucks away nicely in a laptop bag with no external power required
  • SAVE TIME: The hard drive transfer cable lets you easily swap between drives with no need to install the drive inside an enclosure. Its plug-and-play and doesnt require drivers.
  • 12V 2A POWER ADAPTER INCLUDED: This USB 3.0 to SATA 22 pin connector cable is equipped with a DC-Jack port, which could supply enough power. With the power supply, both 2.5" or 3.5" SATA HDD could be connected. Please be kindly noted that power supply is necessarily required if 3.5" SATA HDD is connected. WARRANTY: 45 Days Money Back Guarantee & 24-Month Worry-free Warranty.

Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 4.72 x 3.86 x 2.13 inches; 0.01 Ounces


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ March 24, 2019


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Neeyer


Best Sellers Rank: #7 in SATA Cables


Customer Reviews: 4.6 out of 5 stars 9,619 ratings


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I got this Neeyer SATA to USB 3.0, SATA III Hard Drive Adapter Cable for 3.5/2.5 Inch HDD/SSD after the connection port on my Seagate 8TB Expansion Desktop External Hard Drive became loose, and neither my laptop (a mid-2012 MacBook Pro 13 inch) nor my mom’s laptop (an early 2015 MacBook Air 13 inch) nor the Mac Mini (a late 2012 Intel i5) was recognizing the hard drive. 

 At first, I was worried thinking that it was the hard drive itself that was the problem, that it had failed/crashed and that the probably 5 TB worth of mostly videos, but also eBooks, music, pics and other stuff had been lost, and that, not only would I have to pay probably hundreds of dollars to try to recover that data, but worse, with so many videos & other files on that drive I would not be able to recall offhand every single thing that was saved on it. So, whatever data which was on there that I couldn't remember and was, for whatever reason not recoverable (or even just not known about!) would be lost, and it was possible, if not even quite likely that I’d never even know what was missing from whatever data WAS recovered………………but on the other hand, I was NOT convinced that it was the hard drive that was the problem, and rather, that it might be a problem with the internal part (whatever cannot be seen from the outside) of the connection port. Because the hard drive would still light up and I could hear the motors going, but the computer(s) just weren’t recognizing it. Not to mention that, at least initially, whenever I’d press the Micro-USB sync/connection cord tight inside the hard drive’s connection port, the computers WOULD recognize the hard drive and I could access all of the files within it — yet, as soon as I let go of the cord that I was holding inside the connection port, the hard drive would disappear from the desktop and then, once again, I could not get any computer to recognize it. But the very fact that the hard drive worked when I held the Micro-USB connection/sync inside the connection port, is why I was sure that the drive itself was fine, and if only I could just bypass the Seagate connection port & connect directly to the hard drive via the SATA port, I’d no longer have a problem with it showing up on/being recognized on the computer’s desktop. Since there was no visible way to remove the hard drive in order to access the SATA port, I searched online and on YouTube, I found THIS video (tinyurl dot com/seagateremoval) about how to take the Seagate Expansion Desktop hard drive out of its casing. Although the title (and intention) of the aforementioned video is for the viewer to use the removed hard drive as an internal drive in their PC, first off, I don’t have/use PCs anymore I have Mac, and secondly, this hard drive definitely won’t fit in my Mac laptop and would probably not fit in the Mac Mini either. As such, I’m going to keep using this Seagate drive as an external hard drive, just WITHOUT its outer black plastic housing. However, by the same token, I don’t want the SATA hard drive completely unprotected from accidental bumps & bangs, or even just dust, dirt, lint, or other stuff that could potentially damage it. The problem is that, I couldn’t decide whether to put this Seagate drive into a singular hard drive enclosure OR in a multi-drive dock (like a RAID array) OR to just use a SATA-to-USB bridge like this Neeyer SATA to USB Hard Drive Adapter Cable . Ultimately though, this hard drive is only 8 TB and that is just NOT enough, given that I’ve already used up about 5TB or so, and I still have TONS of music, eBooks, pictures/photos and other files to transfer, and HUNDREDS (if not more!) videos on VHS cassettes that I have yet to digitize. 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Basically, this device is designed to connect hard drives with a SATA port to the USB port of a computer, and like I said, its also pretty simple to use. Just plug the electrical cord into the power port of the adapter on one end, and electrical outlet (like a wall socket) on the other end, and then, connect the SATA plug to the SATA port on the hard drive on one end, and plug the other end of the cord into the USB port on your computer, and if it works as it should, then this Neeyer SATA bridge should start flashing with a blue light and within a few seconds or minutes, the connected hard drive will show up on your computer desktop. Or at least that’s what it did with mine — and since then, I have had ZERO problems with the hard drive disappearing from my desktop like it did CONSTANTLY when it was inside the Seagate plastic casing and connected via its Micro-USB port. 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