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Question: Is the proper USB cable included?
Document: Had old SATA drive that was converted to external storage perfectly. Enclosure was packaged well. Package included cable and wall wart and stand, Unit even looks good and has On/OFF switch and LED drive indicator. It is what it said: 3.5 inch SATA drive to USB, nothing fancy but what I wanted.
The Adapter Cable wasn't being recognized by my bootable media (&#34;Rescue&#34; CD's to boot the PC outside of the OS). My understanding for the reason for this is that some (perhaps most) Adapter Cables aren't detected by the USB Hub Drivers in PC's when booting outside of Windows.
This is important if the enclosed drive will be running for extended periods of time as required for external backup devices.An AC power supply, USB cord and stand (as seen in the photo) is included. The power switch is at the rear of the device. At first I questioned why it would be in the back of the device and out of sight when used as a permanent external backup drive, then it occurred to me that curious little fingers would eventually switch on/off the unit at some point.
The item came without the screws needed or the power brick needed. I am very displeased because the images show these items as being included as do the instructions.
The enclosure works, and is made of decent material (or so it seems). Packing sucks. It came with a hole in the package, and was missing the usb cable, and stand. This was not in a box like the picture. It was the enclosure and power cord only.
The setup was pretty easy, with there only being a few mounting holes (with screws included, thank god) but it is solid enough that it can stay in without screws. But overall it's a great inexpensive enclosure if you're willing to put up with heat because of it being fanless.
Six screws were included in the package: 2 short black ones, 2 short silver ones, and 2 longer silver ones. It only took me a few seconds to realize that the 2 black ones go on the rear panel (to hold the panel onto the case)...since the panel is black.
I generally get enclosures with FireWire connectivity, but this minimalist enclosure is very nicely designed. Screws are included, but one of them appears to have been badly threaded, and I ended up leaving it off.In any case, it comes together very nicely and works as you would expect. Note that it is not bus powered, so you'll need to find a place to plug in the power adapter.
I ordered this enclosure to convert the old internal HDD on my HP desktop computer that was killed in a freak thunderstorm last November into an external HDD for movies and pictures. Lightning had struck near the house, frying our cable modem (not the router though...) and blowing up the motherboard on the PC (while leaving the components attached as well as the HDD perfectly fine. Crazy.Some of the other reviews mentioned troubles getting the HDD into the case and secured with the provided screws.
This does get a little bit warm as other reviewers have stated, but with the proper space around it, it is fine. I use it to back up my hd weekly, and it was just what I needed. I like the look of it as well.
Answer: Yes, the one I ordered came with the correct USB cable.