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Question: Is ths a good choice to pair with a SSD & connect to the eSATA port on a DVR?
Document: Not to happy with product. At first glance, nice product. Comes with good options, usb 3 and Esata connections and cables. Installed a 500gb WD laptop drive and used the usb 3 connection. It detected quick but only to see that it would connect and disconnect repeatedly. Esata works fine. The problem was the usb 3 connection where it plugs into enclosure. It does not make a very sturdy connection. When it works transfers are good. I would not recommend this product.
Physical inspection: This is a no tools case. The aluminum is one piece, U shaped, quite thick, and nicely finished. One end has the PC board with USB 3 port, led, and esata port (with labels) and inside the dual sata connectors for the drive. The other end piece has a slide button (marked 'push' with an arrow).
I got this case and SSD. Case has not good construction and when you open it you drive supposed to be pushed from outside by special &#34;hand&#34;. But drive is very thin and this &#34;hand&#34; just scratch it and nothing more. It was hard to pull drive back from it.
Supplied usb 3.0 cable worked ONLY at 2.0 speeds (approx 30MBs). Substituted a know good cable from my Passport but still could not get but approx 60 MBs ?? Rempved the known good SSD from the enclosure and put in a 5400 rpm drive.
I installed a SSD I had laying around to use as a backup for my laptop. Installation of the SSD into the enclosure is a breeze and it just works from the get-go. At the price I paid for it there is nothing to dislike about this enclosure. Came with a USB 3.0 and eSata cable.
The chassis is easy to open, the drive slips in, thin 7mm drives are held in place by a spring panel above the drive. It can be difficult to remove the drive once it is pressed onto the SATA connector.I installed a 500GB Samsung 840EVO SSD, attached to my computer using eSATA, used TeraCopy to copy about 400GB of data to the drive. Got numerous copy errors.
Good quality. A little heavy.
This is a good, sturdy case for the price. The aluminum is way thicker than other (cheaper) enclosures I've purchased.
Inside you can see a large spring clip intended to push the center of drive against one of the aluminum walls.There is also a spring clip on the top underside of the fold out piece, so when mounted the drive will be held by the the sata connector and the two spring clips.Install and run: I mounted inside a Crucial 7 mm thick, 2.5" SSD.
Otherwise, I have to use forceps to pull out the slim SSD drive. I wish Satechi would widen the eject lever (since there is room for this) so that it also works with 7 mm tall SSD drives.2. Because this is a high quality enclosure, it is heavier than the similar but larger, more expensive, and more cheap quality ORICO enclosure. I choose high quality over cheap any time.This is a thoroughly impressive enclosure. Highly recommended.
Answer: In theory it should work as long as you have a spare USB port to source power from. This needs both the eSATA AND the USB power port connected in order to power the disk.