ORICO Dual M.2 NVMe SATA SSD Enclosure, USB C to M2 Adapter for M Key PCIe & B+M Key 2230/2242/2260/2280 M.2 SSDs,Tool-Free Installation Aluminum M.2 Reader Support Trim and UASP up to 2x4TB-BM2-2SN

Got exactly what I was hoping for. It’s nice and solid. Seems to dissipate heat well. Easy to slip into a bag and just go. Great for traveling.

Been using this for everything. I use one side for work and the other for home.Fast and durable with two Terabyte gaming M.2s.

Toolless? Yes. Easy, not so much.First there's a thermal tape and metal heatsink sort of thing to add to the NVMe drive. Tape isn't too difficult, but the heatsink has to be slid onto the NVMe drive because of its shape/size. Instructions don't note this. And it not done *just* right, or the tape isn't on perfectly straight, can snag on or rip the tape.But then, once the drive is in its sled, you have to use these tiny silicon plugs to hold the end of the NVMe drive. Except because its silicon, the smallest part of the plug is slightly larger than the (what normally is) screw hole...and with only a very small amount of room. Simply pressing doesn't quite get it in place. I had to use a pen (with tip retracted), and a lot of force while moving the pen around, and even then the plugs don't sit evenly.Also: the sleds aren't matching. On one, the end where you put the silicon plug in, you could see the hole underneath; on the other, it's covered.Overall, good product. But needs some adjustments.

Inserted flash drives, attempted to run TimeMachine backups. One side refused to work at all. The other side worked, but the interface was slow and the drive repeatedly dismounted during backups. Ended up replacing this with two high quality drive cases. The same flash drives work just fine in the new cases.UPDATE - the vendor contacted me and voluntarily offered a full refund or replacement. I took the refund, it appeared overnight.

I purchased this M.2 NVMe / Sata SSD enclosure so that I could work on my computers. I needed to replace a M.2 hard drive that failed to boot, and in using this enclosure I was able to pull the drive and attach it to another computer so I could pull files off of it. Whenever I fix a computer I try to save as many files as possible before replacing the HD or reformatting and installing software. I have several different external enclosures to accommodate different types of drives so this was added to that arsenal. I was looking for an enclosure that could work with several different types of SSD's and this fit the bill.The shell is an aluminum alloy that does not feel as if it will bend. The two plastic trays have a button to slide so they will slide out easily and they also feel strong and do not flex. There are no screws, just bumpers that are easy to slip into the grove on the HD. Since I was not keeping the HD in the enclosure, I did not use the enclosed heat sink. The connecting cable (1) has an adapter so you can use USB 3 or flip it off to use type-C. It only comes with one cable as its expected you will only be using one side or the other, the M.2 NVMe or the SATA SSD.

I kept this enclosure along with my old ssd drive just in case. I now have a full backup if ever needed. This device worked well when installing a better quality and larger capacity NVME ssd drive.

It is what it says it is, and it works. Some points you may want to think about: This unit does NOT have a USB-c hub. There are two ports for two drives, and if you want to use both, you'll need two available c ports. Many systems don't have that yet, so be aware. The other is as others have mentioned, they don't offer a screw hold method for holding the drive. The NVME has a connector type that will cause the drive to spring up, and you don't want to use it unless it is firmly attached. There is a threaded hole where you would put a screw, but I didn't have a screw that would fit it (and I'm a tech, so I have most common drive screws handy). I didn't use the rubber things as they looked as stupid to me as everyone else says they are. If they wanted to do something different, they should have done a tilt and lock lever like some cash manufacturers have gone to. I was using it from drive duplication, so only needed a temporary attachment. In my case I just pulled the two cases, put the drives in, but an old Bic pen cap on each, and wrapped it with a rubber band. It worked fine (the heart of the thing is just a USB-c to NVME converter, it's really not that complicated. I gave 5 stars because it works, and I despise it when people dun products that that don't do what they expect, even when the description is accurate. It works as advertised for me.

Must use 2 connectors, this is shell for 2 separate connections. Provided speed as outlined, and easy to use.