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SSK Aluminum USB 3.2 Gen 1 M.2 SATA SSD Enclosure Adapter, External NGFF Based M.2 Solid State Drive Enclosure Reader, ONLY for SATA SSD

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Features

  • Type C interface: This M.2 SATA SSD Reader both side can be inserted; USB 3.2 Gen 1 5Gbps high speed transmission,Type c Adapter meets all of your type c computer and mobile needs
  • Aluminum Alloy Shell: This M.2 SSD Adapter Adopts aluminum alloy shell, slim design, and excellent heat dissipation, be portable and easy to carry;
  • Blue Indicator: Blue Indicator shows the data transfer status, easy and clear;
  • Master Chip: Adopts high performance controller IC, compatible Multi OS, Windows 7/ 8/ 8.1/ 10/ Linux/ MAC.
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Hardware Interface: USB Type C


Brand: SSK


Color: silver


Product Dimensions: 4.53"L x 1.54"W x 0.43"H


Hardware Platform: PC


Material: Aluminum


Item Weight: 0.06 Kilograms


Compatible Devices: Desktop, Laptop, Smartphone, Tablet, Television


Hard Disk Form Factor: 2.5 Inches


Max Number of Supported Devices: 1


Data Transfer Rate: 6 Gigabits Per Second


Manufacturer: SSK Corporation


Product Dimensions: 4.53 x 1.54 x 0.43 inches


Item Weight: 2.11 ounces


Item model number: SHE-C320


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: December 27, 2018


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    • Worked as expected good build quality
This is for SATA not for NVME … Amazon has a banner which says frequently returned item, seems like people do not know what they are ordering. I already had NVME based and my old HP 2 in 1 laptop had SATA and was searching for it and it’s hard to find. It work flawlessly and as expected 5 stars for the full elaborated description and pictures for me to find the exact model which I needed. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2025 by Kaleem
    • Nice for the price, but pay attention to the description
Caveat - as you'll see in the review below, I did not get this to work with my hard drive due to my own mistake, but I'll review it assuming it would have worked. I bought this to recover the data on my hard drive when my laptop unexpectedly bit the dust. Unfortunately, I have an NVMe hard drive and it did not work with this enclosure, whomp whomp. That was my mistake. It does say in the description that it does not work with NVMe hard drives, only SATA, but I just went by the pictures of the slot where you plug in the drive - my drive looked like the pictures and I bought without noticing. So don't do what I did - pay attention to the description. I'm going to assume that it would have worked had I possessed a SATA hard drive because the computer actually *did* see that something was plugged in, it just wouldn't read the drive. The enclosure is pretty easy to use, but there are better ones for a few extra dollars (e.g. Sabrent feels sturdier and is easier to swap drives). I did not deduct a star for that since it is very reasonably priced, but keep it in mind depending on your needs. This enclosure feels plasticky, but sturdy. To get to the drive, you have to pull out the slot and it makes a grating noise when you do so. This is probably not a problem unless you plan to frequently switch out the drive. Inside there are several clips to secure the hard drive. As mine was the longest variety, I had some trouble getting the hard drive to seat down into the clip. After reading other reviews, I realized that the clips to secure the smaller size drives get in the way and cause the drive to bow slightly. You can bend those clips backward out of the way (and should if you have a long drive to prevent the drive from eventually warping). Once you've bent the clips out of the way, the hard drive fits fine, although then the clips do slightly get in the way when you slide the black portion back into the silver enclosure. Again, probably only a problem if you switch them out frequently. Finally, there is a tiny screw to secure the black and silver pieces together. They nicely provided an extra screw as well as a small screwdriver, which was a nice touch. Honestly, I probably won't even use the screw unless I'm transporting the drive - as I mentioned, the inner slot fits tightly inside to the point that it grates a bit when you pull it out so it's unlikely to fall out with normal use. A final note, the enclosure came with a USB A to USB C cord along with an adaptor to convert the A side to a C plug. That was a nice touch - rather than pick one they provided options. I do not know enough to know if the A side with C adaptor would affect the transfer speed (as opposed to C to C), but if you don't have a C port on your computer, a C to C plug would not work at all. It was a nice touch like the extra screw and screwdriver to ensure that you can use the enclosure out of the box without searching the house for tiny screwdrivers or cables. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2021 by Triplet Reviews
    • Some SSD drives need to be initialized before they will show up
Worked great ,but the Sandisk Sata drive i used had to be initiated in disk management and formatted before it will show up on your windows as a drive. Mine kept popping up in Printers and devices
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2025 by viking
    • DOES NOT FIT, GETS EXCESSIVELY HOT, DOES NOT WORK!
0 STARS! - My M.2 did not fit into the enclosure due to the excess amount of plastic that forms the "divide" in the slot. - Once I got the M.2 to fit, despite the device lighting up indicating it was receiving power and presumably transmitting data, both my computer and laptop did not recognize the M.2 being connected (this drive DOES work in computers). - The device itself got very hot to the touch, very quickly - hot enough to hurt. Needless to say, I am returning this for a full refund. Don't waste your money or your time. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2025 by Jenn
    • USB external storage options for older tech
I still have computers using M.2 SATA SSDs. Many times, one needs to fix software problems that can happen to SSDs may require removal from the compute and placed temporarily in a USB housing that can dissipate the heat while helping to make software repairs to heal a non-booting SSD drive. You can also use such devices as alternate bootable OSs whether they have Windows or Linux OS, or just used for a fast storage unit for backup images and off-loading files like videos, pictures, or music achieve when you need extra space on your primary drive and or you just have not been using these files in a long time. Windows drive C slows down when you start have the capacity of drive C start exceeding 65% as a normal function. Gamers that also have to use their computer for non-gaming purposes and possible using a different OS, can benefit from having a separate USB drive with a separate tuned OS for gaming and it's portable. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2025 by Tim Kekeis
    • Excelente producto.
Este adaptador es una opción excelente para convertir una unidad SSD M.2 SATA en un disco duro externo rápido y portátil. La carcasa de aluminio es resistente y ayuda a disipar el calor eficientemente. La conexión USB 3.2 garantiza una buena velocidad de transferencia, cercana a la que promete el estándar SATA. Es muy fácil de usar, plug and play, y muy útil para quienes necesitan acceder o transferir datos desde un SSD M.2 SATA sin abrir su computadora. Solo hay que tener en cuenta que es compatible únicamente con SSD SATA, no NVMe. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2025 by Elizabeth Alvarez
    • Works great! READ the description before buying and the manual afterwards.
READ THE DESCRIPTION and the MANUAL! This works perfectly IF you have one of the older M.2 Drives that are NOT nvme/PCIE. I had a Crucial MX500 1TB M.2 SSD and it works perfectly in this enclosure. As a matter of fact, it was a bit of a challenge finding an enclosure that WOULD work with my older SSD. Very well packaged, seems well made and even includes a tiny little screwdriver for the microscopic screws included to secure the SSD and the case. I did have to go into the Computer Manager and Disk Manager to manually initialize the drive (As it says to do in the manual...) before it was recognized. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2025 by Portland Hawke
    • Cheap and quality
Cheap way to make a backup drive out of busted laptop!
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2025 by Tampa G

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