Disk M.2 NVMe SSD Enclosure with Active Cooling System, 10Gbps USB C 3.2 Gen2, Enclosure NVMe Reader Supports M Keys and Size 2230 SSDs, Gray

This was way cooler to use than I originally thought, this was also way louder than I ever expected. Despite the loud fan it preformed perfectly. Although annoyed by it the noise of the fan at least told me that it was working to cool the ssd like it should be.This is perfect for its purpose and preforms better than advertised.

Good, smart build

Works perfectly and as fast as they have advertised, but it would have been nice to know that new ssd cards need to be activated through windows program. Not used to technology in this means, but thanks to tutorials I was able to format the files to support IOS.

So, I got this thing because I pulled out a little 2230 sized NVME drive from a micro optiplex but couldn’t find a system to put it in without using tape to hold it. Thought “screw it, I could use some portable storage.”It’s easy to setup, incredibly compact, and comes with a lil cable, that also seems to function as a keyring (although I wouldn’t completely trust it), if you need extra length. I can’t quite confirm if the max of 10gbps speed is correct as I can’t recall if my drive is even up to those speeds, but I was able to get about 9-8.5gbps (1000mb/s) in crystaldiskmark, so I wouldn’t doubt it. It also comes with a little protective carrying case which is what I assume to be water proof too. You can’t really have it closed around it however, as there are no air holes for the fan through the case. It is however made to have the clear plastic open and keep airflow, so you don’t really have to take it out of the shell every time you want to use it. A neat little thing that I noticed is that it even has write protection, thought it was a lock for the drive so it doesn’t move which confused me for a bit lol.With that being said, there are some gripes I have with this. For one, and a really big one, the fan is incredibly annoying. Maybe not incredibly noisy, you could probably block it out with earphones or it’ll mix with the fans running on something like a gaming handheld, but it’s very noticeable nonetheless, like noticeable even across the room with people talking. Luckily, it does turn off if temps are down, which is another smaller issue I have, but there also isn’t an adjuster for the fan speeds or even just a simple off button. Second, for a fan cooled portable NVME drive, it doesn’t run it very cool. Now, I’m not saying it leaves the drives at dangerous or throttling temps, but under a crystaldiskmark run, I saw it reach up to 71c without the case, with the fan exposed, and only a PCIe 3.0 drive ie. best case scenario. Those aren’t terrible temps, plus the benchmark is the worst case scenario, but if you’re moving lots of files I could see it easily reaching those temps if not hotter. My question is, why not put more thermal mass? Yeah, it looks awesome but the fan is annoying and doesn’t seem to do much.Overall, it’s a nice compact storage holder and would be perfect for those people who upgraded their storage on a steamdeck, Ally, legion go, etc and had that little drive but nowhere to put it, or just people who need a little compact storage holder. The fan is definitely annoying.

Once you place the nvme in the case make sure you don't have the protective switch on or you can't format the drive. If you're using Windows go into, "disk management" and create a new GPT partition. If you're going to use this as a USB drive and not sure what OS you'll be connecting to select exFat.The drive is fast, however it does not read/write at PCI 4.0 speeds. I believe it uses PCI 3.0. For reference I transferred a 6GB file from my windows PC to the drive in 5 seconds.It gets really hot. This is a nice gadget, but I wouldn't use it for sensitive data.

The media could not be loaded. First of all it very noisy.But the main problem- it just stopped working after about 6 months.When I wrote to Sharge support - https://sharge.com/pages/contact-us they asked me for a video. I uploaded video to YouTube, the support team were not able to watch the video on YouTube, without providing the explanation why they can’t watch the video (because they are in China). I uploaded video to iCloud. They asked to provide me the name of SSD disk i use with this enclosure before. I provided 2 name since i used it with 2 SSD when it was working. Support team told me that SSD is not compatible with their enclosure!? (Clowns). It was working with those SSDs for 6 months.I don’t recommend this device and company in general since they doesn’t fulfill their warranty obligations (365 days for repair), and trying to avoid then with different prepositions.

el tamaño y la calidad son muy buenos, la tapa plástica suele desprenderse solo al quitar la carcasa metálica para la memoria, de menos no se desprende. El cable extensor también es muy bueno y sin fallos.

So it works, however...my experience has not been that great using it on a Legion Go. The issue is that if you touch it while its in use, even the slightest touch, disconnects it. I have lost several hours of gameplay by accidentally touching it, or laying the legion down and something touched the drive, its the same on both usb c ports so i do believe its an issue with this m2 to c case. But when you can stay still and not touch anything it works good, fan is not loud