ORICO 40Gbps M.2 NVMe SSD Enclosure

[@RomeoCojocariu]

Hi Carey! "The power is in our hands" but the complex and deep way you analyze and think is yours! I really appreciate such people. 👍

[@CareyHolzman]

Thank you!

[@jamieskon]

Was very excited to purchase this enclosure. Those plastic lugs are ridiculous. I just broke both of them trying to fit them. Now I have to find something to hold in the card.

[@SamLK]

Hey Carey, I use one of those ORICO M.2 NVMe SSD Enclosures for backing up all of my Files using Acronis.

[@mqcapps]

Ditto

[@monkeynbarrel]

Jon Lovitz talking computers. Love it!

[@CareyHolzman]

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[@monkeynbarrel]

@@CareyHolzman omg I love it!

[@bikemanAMDR7]

Catching this review late---I have the following backup drives... 2 My Passports, 1 MyBook, 1 Seagate 8TB, and 1 Seagate 1TB I'd use the NVMe enclosure to consolidate backup drive, and possibly with 2-4TB NvMe. And I Do use Roboform--Subscribed til 2/26--Great Little Password Manager

[@evrenerce]

I have 4 different orico enclosures, two of them are usb4, they all have same problem, if you try to copy a large file, at first it is full speed 40gbps (3.8gb/s) then after copying around 20-40gb, speed slows down to usb2 levels, which is unacceptable, usb3 enclosures tend to slow down later than usb4 ones, but they all slow down, you can also experience it if you set crystalmark to test 32gb x10 times, it will show you the real slowed down speed

[@MaximeGilkor]

Hi from France and thank you for this review ! I recently bought a new budget gaming labtop and its own "weakness" is its 512Go ssd. I ran all the free benchmarks and it seems I already have top config !... The ssd is a Phison E27T... The pc is very fast and fluid when I play, when I use DaVinci Resolve 15 (free) and do daily tasks. How to increase storage without breaking this harmony ? I thought about adding another ssd on the second labtop port or use these new devices but I already have very old and still reliable hdds and more recent Samsung ssds T5, and they work very well, just slower...