2.5 Inch SATA USB 3.0 Hard Drive Enclosure with UASP
Your old 2.5-inch drive is already paid for, so put it to work. Slide it into this USB 3.0 enclosure and it becomes portable storage for backups, file transfers and travel. UASP support and a blue status light keep setup simple.
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Your old 2.5-inch drive is already paid for, so put it to work. Slide it into this USB 3.0 enclosure and it becomes portable storage for backups, file transfers and travel. UASP support and a blue status light keep setup simple.
Turns any 2.5-inch SATA drive into a fast external USB storage drive with 5-6Gbps transfer speeds
- need for portable extra storage from old laptop or desktop HDD/SSD
- slow transfers from legacy USB 2.0 connections
- wasted old drives sitting unused
Give your old 2.5-inch drive a second life as fast storage
Drives you stopped using are sitting in a drawer. Slide one into this USB 3.0 enclosure and it becomes portable storage for backups and file transfers.
Built for the drives you already own

Fast USB 3.0 transfers
Packaging rates the USB 3.0 cable at 5Gbps and the USB 3.1 Gen2 cable at 6Gbps. UASP support adds to that speed, so large copies move far faster than they would over a legacy USB 2.0 enclosure.

Reuse any 2.5-inch drive
Any 2.5-inch SATA hard drive or SSD fits. A drive pulled from an old laptop or desktop gets a second use without a new purchase, and the printing on the side confirms the format before you insert it.

A blue light that confirms it
The small blue LED lights when the drive has power, so you know it is ready before a copy starts. The glossy top panel and matte black body keep the look clean on any desk.
Rated speeds and drive size, straight from the pack
- 5GbpsRated speed on the USB 3.0 cable
- 6GbpsRated speed on the Gen2 cable
- 2.5-inchSATA hard drives and SSDs supported
From drawer to drive in minutes
- 1Seat a 2.5-inch drive
Check the printing on the side of the case, then insert a 2.5-inch SATA hard drive or SSD.
- 2Plug in the cable
Connect the cable to a USB 3.0 port on your computer. The blue LED lights when the drive has power.
- 3Confirm the drive appears
Your computer should show the drive as external storage in File Explorer or Finder.
- 4Copy your files
Drag the backup folder or project files onto the drive and wait for the copy to finish.
- 5Eject before unplugging
Use your operating system's eject option first so files and the drive's file system stay intact.
Reuse beats buying new
| This enclosure | New external drive | Legacy USB 2.0 enclosure | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Uses a drive you already own | — | ||
| USB 3.0 interface | — | ||
| New storage to buy | No | Yes | No |
| UASP support | Varies | — |
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Questions and answers
Yes. The enclosure takes 2.5-inch SATA hard drives and SSDs. The side of the case is printed with SATA 2.5 INCH Hard Drive Enclosure, so you can confirm the format before inserting a drive. Other drive sizes do not fit.
The packaging rates the USB 3.0 cable at 5Gbps and the USB 3.1 Gen2 cable at 6Gbps. Reaching those rates takes a USB 3.0 or newer port on your computer. On a USB 2.0 port, transfers will run far below these figures.
Yes. The rated speeds depend on a USB 3.0 or newer port. A USB 2.0 port works, but it caps the speed well below the 5Gbps rating.
If you already own a 2.5-inch drive, you only pay for the enclosure. A ready-made external drive means paying for new storage you may not need. This setup puts the spare drive back to work and saves the cost of a second drive.
It depends on the variant. The USB 3.0 and USB 3.1 Gen2 listings are non-detachable cables. The Micro-B USB 3.0 variant has a detachable cable. Check the variant before you buy if you need a removable cable.
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