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Question: Could the enclosure be disassembled? I want to replace the SSD with a larger one I already have.  I just need a Thunderbolt interface.
Document: The Akitio is effectively the same external chassis with Thunderbolt to SATA interface, but was significantly lower cost (20% savings) over the MiniPro. Both the Akitio and MiniPro provide the same performance, where the MiniPro has a 128GB SSD versus 120GB SSD in the Akitio.
Only one cable connects it, powered by the thunderbolt cable. I use it as a boot drive to do Diskwarrior or iFrag. A bit expensive but worth it!
UPDATE: The company promptly replaced the original unit and this one has worked much better. However, the write speeds of this is still pretty slow for an SSD. I'm getting 142mb per minute or less. I bought this is improve the performance of editing video but honestly I don't really see much improvement.
I purchased this drive to act as the startup volume for my aging iMac. On the positive side it is a very compact and attractive drive. The design obviously matches well to the iMac. I keep it on the computer stand and it looks like it belongs there. On the negative side it has only one thunderbolt port so there is no opportunity to daisy chain. Thunderbolt is designed to daisy chain so this is a disappointing problem.
Soooooo fast! Thunderbolt with ssd is awesome! A solid purchase. Djing with videos on this external and had no issues! Only thing is it would be nice if it also had a USB 3.0 port so if I am sharing files with someone who doesn't have TB, the process is easy. Or if I forget my cable, a USB cable is more common for someone to have (but hopefully will never need). It's defiantly a must have for anyone who needs fast speeds and portability.
Since there is no way to purchase just the enclosure by itself, I bought this lowest-capacity version to install a Samsung 840EVO 1TB drive into. The tech people at Oyen Digital informed me this was due to Intel being extremely involved in the qualification process for Thunderbolt peripherals.The drive itself has been fine for about six months now, however the included cable's connections seemed noticeably wobbly and it was easy to cause an &#34;unexpected disconnection&#34; just by touching the connector.
For those looking to upgrade an iMac that has a slow internal drive, and for those looking to add fast storage space to an existing Mac or PC with Thunderbolt connection, this product is a great buy.I purchased a competitor version to this product, but functionally the same item, and was able to quickly disassemble the unit, install my own Samsung 840 EVO 250GB SSD drive, reassemble, and move the included 120GB SSD to a USB3 external chassis, within minutes. Downloaded the excellent free SuperDuper!
This is by far the fastest external drive I've purchase so far. Obviously the fact that is SSD make it extremely fast but having  thunderbolt connection is what makes it EXTREMELY Fast. For the price, is a no brainer.
really boots my iMac so much faster than the internal drive. it's small footprint make it ideal to move to different Mac's when i want.
Runs hot.. make sure you give it room to breathe.. Works okay on my Mac as the boot device. I run the applications and system off the SSD and it really speeds up the computer!
Answer: From what i see, the enclosure has 4 small screws in the bottom and glued on feet on top of them.  I haven't opened the case yet but I feel confident you can open and replace the drives.    I wish you can buy the case and put the drive yourself.   Ummm, let me check on that, come to think of it.