20Gbps NVMe & SATA Dual Protocol

Adopting the latest USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 interface and equipped with a 3.8-inch display screen, this enclosure can real-time display the drive's SMART health information.

This M.2 enclosure delivers a 20Gbps data transfer speed for NVMe solid-state drives, while supporting SATA protocol with up to 6Gbps bandwidth. It supports hard drives with a maximum capacity of 8TB.

3.8'' HD Screen | 170° Anti-Glare Wide View

Real-time drive status monitoring, no software required, low power & long lifespan

10Gbps High-Speed Transfer

UASP+TRIM Accelerated, 1GB File in 1 Second

Dual-Chip Coordination

Optimized Speed & All-Round Circuit Protection

Ice-Scale Alloy Cooling

Sustained Full Speed, No Thermal Throttling

Up to 8TB Mass Storage

Store All Your Media & Project Files Freely

Multi-Layer Metal Shielding

Dual EMI & Corrosion Resistance Tested

Multi-Device Compatible

Wide cross-device compatibility for higher efficiency

Full-Size SSD Support

Fully compatible with 2230/2242/2260/2280 NVMe & SATA M.2 SSDs. Driver-free plug-and-play on computers, tablets and phones

Hard disk health monitoring:

Come with HD display to monitor your hard drive usage in real time

Display content includes:

Disk health/Run time/Operating temperature/Total data writes/Power on/USB voltage.

The datas on the display allow you to monitor the usage of the hard disk more directly

When your hard drive health is below 100%, you need to pay attention to backup data in time.

Note: To perfectly reflect product performance (up to 10Gbps)for NVMe PCI-e

Please connect this M.2 SSD enclosure to a device with a USB 3.2 gen 2 standard interface.

The solution to the problem that the device cannot recognize the SSD through this M.2 enclosure USB C.

For a new SSD,

You should format it into Exfat or NTFS format before use, then it could be detected and used normally.

Please finish disk initialization according to the following steps.

How to start disk management?

Right-click "Computer' "Manage' "Disk Management", Find your unallocated disk, right-click "Unallocated", andchoose"New Simple Volume Wizard".

How to start disk management (in windows 10)?

Click Start -> Run -> type compmgmt.msc -> click OK. Alternatively, right-click on the My Computer icon and select'Manage'. In the console tree, click Disk Management.