SABRENT M.2 NVMe Enclosure, Tool Free NVMe and SATA Portable SSD Enclosure, 10Gbps External SSD Enclosure, Reusable Thermal Pad, Compatible with 2230 2242 2260 2280 (EC-SNVE)

Metal heatsink is functional, with a thermal pad included inside to wick heat from your M.2 SSD. The main body and latch mechanism is made from plastic but I've no concerns at all regarding quality. The plastic appears to be used in the right places for the price point without compromising functionality.20cm USB-C to USB-C cable is included (but no USB-A adapter, so just a heads up).Really simple but good design that allows for really easy opening and closing without tools. It's really convenient if you want to swap out the SSD (like I was looking for).This is capable of accepting multiple formats of M.2 ssd as well as multiple lengths. The SSD is secured with a plastic turn-tab, maintaining the toolless approach to this design

Really good and easy to use! Great value and keeps the hard drive safe inside its sturdy case. The whole device is tiny but adequate in size.

Great cooling, somehow my drives slows down aftr a while, probably running out of cache. Way way too short usb cable...

Bought as quite a few decent reviews.Speed was sufficient as didn’t need the 40Gbps.Feels quite solid and love the tool free design. Cable quite short but works ok.Doesn’t get that hot either. Getting 860 reed and 830 writeUsing to test new operating systems on Mac.Actually ordered another as £15 deal was too good to turn down.

Well made, simple to set up without use of any tools.

Superb build quality and ease of use. Included a type c cable so did not need to buy one. Originally bought this to transfer some important data from my dead laptop to my new one. Popped in the old ssd, and was able to extract everything I needed. Additionally, now the old m.2 ssd doubles as an external storage device rather than rotting in my old laptop. No tools required at all.Quite compact and good value for money.

This works really nicely. I have a few 2280 form factor SSDs, and with moving to a new PC it meant I didn't have as many motherboard slots to install them. Plus with an SSD upgrade I could consolidate some of the data. Most importantly I could get the data I needed from my 0% lifespan remaining SSD (go figure how the 0% works).Worked with my NVMe and M.2 SSDs. The little latch (in place of a screw) can be a little fiddly, finger size dependent, but it works well enough to secure the SSD in place.Included USB-C cable is short, but wouldn't want it too long anyway for most circumstances. The casing is a tool-less design so keeps excess fiddling low.I consider something like this as a handy thing to have rather than something in constant use. It is small enough to carry around if inclined.

This enclosure seems to be very well designed and constructed. It has a metal top cover which works well as a heatsink as it has a heat conducting pad on the inside which contacts the SSD. You press a button on the end and then the cover is hinged and just lifts up. The SSD is retained by a rotating lever, so there is no screw to lose. It comes with a short USB C cable, so it works out of the box.I can't find anything to criticise with this enclosure, but then Sabrent are a decent brand, so that is to be expected. I would recommend this enclosure as it is useful not only when transferring data when moving to a larger SSD, but you can use the SSD as a removable storage as well.