UGREEN SSD Enclosure, Tool-Free USB C External, 10Gbps M.2 NVMe to USB Adapter/Reader Supports M and B&M Keys and Size 2230/2242 /2260/2280 SSDs

Well-made, product, does the job exactly as needed. Can be used for multiple different sized SSDs. Used it to extract the information from the SSD of a dead laptop. Now I can reuse that SSD in the UGreen holder as an extra external drive in a different computer. Comes with two cables, one C to C and the other C to A so it will work with most all computers and it should withstand be jostled around as it comes with an internal shock absorbing pad and an external case cover that absorbs shock as well. What more could you want at a very reasonable price?

works perfectly, it's resistent to heat and easy to install and compact, the material is nice and the product is kinda heavy meaning it's good quality, i only ever used it once but that's all i needed it for anyway. I recommend it

Used it to clone my friends SSD to another fatter SSD. Worked really well and I also used it to clone my SSD on my steam deck and worked really well for that. It is a super sick design that works better than the other NVME to usb adapter I had that I bought from newegg.I would say probably the best part of this is how fast it is. If your pc has a usb c adapter makes this device entirely worth it for speed alone.It's a little bit expensive for what you get but that is okay it's not that bad.When you install the SSD into it over and over again I noticed that the device doesn't stay closed unless you force it. Not the end of the world but something to be aware of when putting a SSD inside of it.By far the easiest SSD adapter to put an NVME in it because it doesn't require a screw driver and a bolt to hold the SSD down.

It works, the case is ok, and it’s toolless. The problem is I wish it was a tiny bit wider so that it would fit any nvme with heatsink.

Easy to use, not teensy screws. Seems to pass data at appropriate speeds. Has an external rubberized cover and a heat sink. Works for me.

Reading only negative reviews for a lot of these enclosures made me very skeptical about buying one, even this one. But I really needed to know if my m.2 drive died and I see a lot of praise for UGREEN products on youtube and amazon, so I figured why not? I also liked the grey tones and style of the enclosure, it looks cool :PThe outer shell easily slides off with a click and inside is a place to put your drive with a simple rotating thumb 'brace' to hold the m.2 drive down. It comes with a thick short USB-C to USB-A cable and a USB-C to USB-C cable, along with a thermal pad and some instructions.I kind of wish the indicator light was on the "push" side of the enclosure because of the way it sits facing away from me when plugged into my USB 3.0 hub. But it was easy enough to see the lights reflection around my desk, not worth knocking a star over that.My m.2 drive showed up in Windows, no problem. I left it plugged in for about 30 minutes. It never got hot at all and was easy to handle (despite was some reviews may say). I no longer need the enclosure at the moment, but it's good quality and you never know, so I'm keeping it. Would definitely recommend this enclosure to others!

I usually use it to clone Windows when I change hard drives, and it's worked quite well.The speeds it offers are adequate for a USB-C device. It comes with a USB-A cable, but I don't use it often. I also haven't used it for long periods of time or for transferring extremely large amounts of data that take a long time.However, the times I've used it, it's worked well. The price seems a bit steep to me, although I'm no longer surprised by Ugreen. They have good, well-built products, but they always inflate their prices too much. You'll have to find a good deal to buy it.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Works as advertised. The black web slip cover seems odd and pointless. I feel they need to rethink that accessory. Thankfully you can use the enclosure without it.