Security-01 2 Pack 4 Pin IDE Female Molex to Female Dual SATA Power Y-Cable Adapter, 8.67 Inches

After getting an Eoocvt 5.25 inch Multi-Function USB 3.0 Hub, I found that I needed a female Molex to female SATA power connector cable. This kind of cable is just hard to find just like another reviewer mentioned. The price for the cables is very good for 2-pack.Currently I am using a 2.5" SATA3 SSD with a Linux OS on it EXTERNALLY with the help of this short cable. With the Eoocvt hub on the top external bay of my mid tower desktop and this cable, the SSD can be placed on top of the ATX PC case, and I frequently change drives with different Linux OS. So convenient !I am thinking of using another eSATA port of the Eoocvt hub so I can connect two SSDs simultaneously by taking advantage the Y-connector feature of this cable.

This is a difficult to find cable, so I was a bit hesitant to order it because the pictures of the product are confusing. Is the Molex plug male or female? The description say one thing, but the as you look through the pictures of this item there is one that show male pins on the molex connector. Male molex to dual SATA cables are available from many sources, it is the most common connector with PC power supplies and disk drives, but I have a security network video recorder that actually has the male portion of the molex mounted to the circuit board. I wanted to add a second hard drive but needed this specific adapter. I'm happy to report that this cable is actually a female molex to dual SATA cable as described and shown in the main picture-- ignore the other photo.

These cables are the wrong thing, the 4 pin molex end is female, NOT male. There are two different photos in the description, one showing a female 4 pin and one one showing a male connector. I don't really understand what use a female connector is for that end of an adapter like this. No computer power supply has male ends on the 4 pin molex connectors. Anyway, I am not going to bother to send them back for the price, but I thought I should warn others. Try the Monoprice 108794 adapter cables which are made correctly to allow you to power sata drives off of a 4 pin connector on your PSU.

They're wires, they conduct electricity, they work. This isn't a bad deal either, I'm finding get things in pairs to be quite beneficial, with the restore, refurb, upgrade/date projects I've going, too many extras isn't something I'll have to worry for.

On hpe gen 9 servers there is a slimline sata slot that is used for the dvd drive. The connector on the motherboard is the reverse of what you would expect, so no adapter exists except the overpriced hpe one. You can make your own using this cable, and the startech slimline sata to sata/molex adapter to connect an ssd to that extra slot.

Note: these are 4 pin molex female, not male. I needed male not female, therefore they're of no use to me. The description was not clear.

This is an unusual cable in that it’s female on both ends. Difficult to find one that’s female to female in the first place, especially difficult to find one that’s also a splitter in the one-off direction needed. I found a few other similar cables but the price was simply obnoxious. These are a one off high quality cable, for a reasonable price. It’s even a two pack. My DVR supports having multiple HDDs installed, and for some odd reason the male side of the 4 pin adapter is on the board. Probably just to be difficult. This cable made it easy.

These splitters came in handy. Used them to split a molex connection to two sata drives. No issues with pins or cables.