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Question: What kinds of cables come with this drive? I need one with eSATA on one end and regular SATA on the other.
Document: But the poor technical support experience forces me to deduct another and we end up with two.If you don't intend to use large advanced format drives, or don't intend to use Esata, and never have need for tech support -- then this is a good enclosure. It is well built, the fan keeps the drive cool, and USB3 functions well. But if you need Esata and larger drive support, I recommend staying away from this enclosure.
I realized my Seagate external USB drives were hot after Speccy added detecting S.M.A.R.T. sensors from external USB devices. My 2TB USB drive was coming to its warranty end so I wanted to keep this drive as cool s possible. It drops the temperature 20 or 30 degrees Fahrenheit. Right now I'm using USB but want to use eSATA after I get 2 Port SATA 6 Gbps PCI Express eSATA Controller Card. There's a toggle switch for power and another for fan.
I needed this in a hurry, so much so that I paid overnight shipping to get it here. It came on time, well packed and looked great, complete with both USB 3.0 esata cables. Installed hard drive, and went to hook it up, and WHAT??? Turns out they put a USB 2.0 enclosure in the 3.0 box! WTF? Don't have time to ship it back, at my expense at that.
Quick and easy HD install and worked perfectly (both SATA and USB 3.0 connections). The enclosure runs cool with plenty of air circulation and includes a cooling fan. Both SATA and USB 3 cables are included. Appears to be a well made, quality product at a very good price
Drive isolated with no vibration whatsoever, plus the extra space below further aides in cooling. Great value and the least expensive solution to gain an attractive external drive if you need one. As usual the price on Amazon beats anywhere online!
(old enclosure would get to about 48 degrees Celsius)solid construction, I love the aluminum body and ease of gaining access and the lack of any snaps.comes with eSATA and usb cables somewhat short but high quality IMO.switch for the fan is nice, but since this is in a server room it's not needed.Cons: Fan rattles a bit, it has been running for a while and seems to be working fine.
The fan is extremely quite and keeps the drive cool even when running 24x7. The case is solid metal construction and doesn't feel fragile. The only reason that I docked this a star is because the eSATA connection can only be used as a hot swap device on one of my systems. My main system will not recognize the eSATA connection unless it is from a cold boot. The USB 3.0 connection works great.
That was easily fixed with a black sharpie. One thing that is kind of annoying, it doesn't include feet of any sort. It would have been nice to include a bracket to mount it sideways or, at the very least, include some small rubber, stick-on feet. At it is, you'll need to be careful of any surface that you place this on. Outside of that, I really like this case and recommend it to others.
Solid case, quality design and very little noise, even with a fan.I purchased this enclosure to be run 24/7 as a backup for my NAS and I have no complaints so far.PROS:Heavy duty aluminum enclosureEasy setupExternal poweroption of both esata and USB 3Internal fan for cooler drive operationQuiet operation even with fan onCONS:LED light can be a little obnoxious especially since my enclosure remains on 24/7All in all, it was a great purchase and I'm glad I bought the last one! !
Asmedia USB3 chipset. These have been the most reliable chipsets I've come across both in terms of speed and connection. Farthest thing from a worthless JMicron-based one.The only complaints I have are the overly bright activity LEDs (which I just unplugged for my personal enclosures), and that the fan on one of my personal enclosures has developed a bit of a rattling noise. I haven't tried to replace the fan yet, but if it's easy, that'll be another huge plus for this thing.
Answer: One eStata male to eSata male cable, and one USB 3.0 "A" to "B" cable. (Like you would get on a USB printer.)