Hagibis Magnetic M.2 2230 NVMe SSD Enclosure with Magsafe for iPhone 16 15 Pro Max ProRes, USB C 3.2 Gen2 10Gbps to NVMe Adapter, Aluminum External SSD Case for MacBook, iPad Pro, Android (MC100)

**Opinión sobre [Nombre del Producto] – ¡Excelente y Super Útil!**⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Este producto ha superado todas mis expectativas. Es **excelente** en todos los aspectos: **cumple al 100% con las especificaciones** anunciadas, su calidad es notable y su funcionalidad lo hace **super útil** en el día a día.¡Una compra que valió totalmente la pena!

I use this with a Sharge USB-C cable and stuck the included magnetic ring on my MacBook — holds solid. Great for storing large VMs and software for school. Fits perfectly in my Hagibis hard case too.

I have a very specific need, for phone videography, and this product, the pro version, fits the bill.1) I needed to extend the capacity of my phone, that no longer supports micro SD cards. This can support up to 2TB in a small form factor.2) I need it to support charging or else I'd have to disconnect to charge the phone. This one has a 100w PD port.3) I need to be able to connect a my headphone via a USB-C, and this device has an extra USB-C port for just that. In fact, I can probably use this port to connect a microphone to enhance my videos.4) I need it to be able to physically mount to my phone, and this device has MAGNETS in the Magsafe form factor so I can simply attach it to my phone with a magsafe ring.5) I need to be able to mount my phone to a tripod, and this device has a iron plate that can be mounted to a magnetic magsafe mini tripod. You know why this is important? I can use a video / tripod handle with magsafe to steadily hold my phone. With the thickness of this device, I can't use those phone clamps with an arca foot anymore.6) It has a capacitor that can keep the harddrive running for another 10 seconds to finalize the harddrive shutdown, in case of a power outage. Yeah, that might be important to reduce data corruption.Love it! Searching for a product that fits all of the bills is extremely hard and I'm glad I found it.

Enclosure stopped working after 7 months of very light use, SSD started disconnecting randomly now it disconnects a couple seconds after it starts reading from the SSD. Charging passthrough also stopped working, the SSD disconnects from the PC every time a charger is connected.Tested the SSD with a couple of other enclosures (one of them supports charging passthrough) and everything works perfectly so I'm 100% sure the Hagibis MC100 Pro enclosure is the problem.Do not buy this enclosure!!!

This is a well built and made iPhone accessory. I added a 2230 SSD and got about 900mbs read/write.It came with two cords and it fits perfectly with my iPhone. Just remember to reformat your ssd to be able to read on an iPhone too. APFS for files and Exfat for high end iPhone video recording or Exfat for a Android.There is an accessory you can buy to cool it but so far it's been cool after usage. I love that it has a magnet on the front and back so that you can still add your magsafe accessories too. A USB c power pass through is a nice touch also.***Update***I upgraded to the Pro version that has three USB c outlets, this is for the USB c fan that they make, so that it can get powered along with the SSD. Works perfectly!

I film YouTube videos with my iPhone and this was exactly the SSD enclosure I needed. I need you to be able to plug this into my iPhone and also plug it into power and my micro receiver. This is the only SSD enclosure I found that has three ports built-in. It works perfectly and being able to magnetically attach the back of my phone is an added benefit. The one con I have found about this enclosure is that it gets hot pretty quickly and there isn't really a way to ventilate it. This makes it pretty durable, but especially in the warmer months I'm worried that it's going to overheat and the performance will be degraded.

This is one of the best designed magnetic enclosures. It is a metal enclosure with a large capacitor to buffer data transfer if there is any loose connections.It has 3 USB C ports. One of the USB C ports to connect to the host (iPhone or MacBook or any computer with a USB C port), one PD port for pass through charging and a USB data port for accessories like microphones.I tested it with a 2tb 2230 NVMe drive and turn connected it to my MacBook Pro to format it to APFS encrypted file system. I then connected it to my iPhone 16 Pro Max and it was recognized immediately.I tested the ssd by connecting it to my MacBook Pro and using Blackmagic design disk test.The throughput for read and write was around 550 Mbps which is enough for pro Res recording.They do sell a heavier metal finned top to better cool the enclosure, it would be nice to include it.The original cover is magnetic and you can attach Hagibis’s matching magnetic fan.I prefer the silent option.Highly recommended!

Should be part of any iPhone cinematographer's kit. Firmly attaches to the back of any MagSafe iPhone. Comes with two different USB-C cables, one for the 15/16 Pro and one for the Max. I'm using it with an iPhone 15 Pro. The back of the case also is magnetic so you can stack additional devices, or in my case I'm using it with a DJI Osmo 6 and Aerbeis magnetic/MagSafe clamp adapter. Keeping the extra weight in the center of the phone allows the gimbal to keep balanced easily. Adding on an external power source and USB-C peripheral is easy and in line with the center of gravity. Always test and be careful when adding weight and using a gimbal.Throughput is fast enough to handle ProRes Raw easily. I haven't used it enough to comment on heating, just using it for short tests right now. If it does start to overheat I have a MagSafe fan that could be stacked on as well (and powered from the second USB port), albeit without using the gimbal.