Tool-Free 2.5-Inch USB 3.0 Hard Drive Enclosure Case

Install it in seconds, with no screws

• Slide in, no screws

  The drive slides straight onto the SATA connector and the shell closes over it. There is no tray to fill and no tiny screw to lose, so the job takes less time than finding a screwdriver.

• Fast USB 3.0 link

  The Type-A to Micro-B cable runs the case over a standard USB 3.0 interface. Plug it into a blue port on your laptop and the drive shows up as ordinary external storage.

• Clear, slim, visible

  The clear shell lets you read the drive label without opening anything. At 13 mm thick, the case slips into a laptop bag pocket and stays out of the way.

Small enough to carry, ready in one cable

• 13 mmSlim case profile
• 2.5-inchDrive size supported
• 2 itemsCase and cable included

From drawer to desk in three steps

1. 1
   Slide the drive in

   Open the clear case and line up your 2.5-inch SATA drive with the connector. Press straight in until it seats.

2. 2
   Close the case

   Close the shell over the drive so it sits in place. The label stays visible through the clear housing.

3. 3
   Connect USB 3.0

   Plug the USB 3.0 Type-A end into your laptop and the Micro-B end into the case. Open the drive from your file manager and start copying.

Everything you need, and nothing you don't

• Transparent 2.5-inch hard drive case×1

  Tool-free slide-in shell with SATA connector

• USB 3.0 Type-A to Micro-B cable×1

  Connects the case to your laptop or desktop

The backup you keep postponing

The backup you keep postponing

Your thesis, your invoices and three years of photos sit on one laptop drive. A dedicated external drive feels like one more purchase, so the copy never gets made.

The drive already in your drawer

The 2.5-inch drive from your old laptop still works. It only needs a case with a SATA connector and a USB 3.0 port, and this one is already in your bag.

Three steps and you are backing up

Slide the drive onto the connector, close the shell and plug in the cable. Copy your folders and you are done for the day, with nothing to unscrew.

What to expect as you start backing up

1. First Use
   Drive recognized on laptop

   Connect the case with the USB 3.0 cable and check that the drive appears. If it does not, confirm the drive is seated fully and the cable is firmly plugged in.

2. 3 Uses
   Backup routine takes shape

   After a few sessions, copying files becomes a quick habit. Transfer speed depends on your port, so USB 3.0 ports will feel faster than USB 2.0.

3. 30 Days
   Regular copies in place

   With a weekly or monthly routine, your important folders have a second copy outside your laptop. Keep the case in a bag or drawer when not in use.

Actual size, slim profile

• 125 mm (4.92 in)Length
• 79 mm (3.1 in)Width
• 13 mm (0.5 in)Thickness

Slim enough to slide into a laptop bag pocket

Why reuse a spare drive, not buy a new one