USB 3.0 HDD Enclosure for 3.5" SATA HDD/SSD Up to 16TB (RSH-319)

Product Overview:

• Compatibility: Support all 3.5-inch SATA I/II/III external hard disks up to 16 TB. 
• Hard Drive Caddy with super speed: The 3.5” HDD caddy packed with USB 3.0 cable supports super speed data transfer rates at 6Gbps, UASP supported.(If there is no USB 3.0 port in the front of the desktop computer, it is recommended to connect the 3.5" hard drive enclosure to the rear USB 3.0 port to achieve the best transmission speed.)
• Multipurpose Plug and Play HDD SSD Dock: It is a reliable portable hard drive case for work from home or at the office, also an ideal HDD dock to expand extra external storage for smart TV, PS4 and PS4 Pro, Xbox One, Xbox one x, etc.
• Multiple Protection： The most advanced ASM1153e master chip with lower power consumption, a 12V 2A power supply provides more stable transmission, short circuits, and leakage protection say no to data loss.
• Easy Installation in 3 minutes: Slide off the case cover, put in your HDD or SSD, use the screwdriver and screws in the package to fix it for better protection, slide the cover back, and done. 18-month warranty, and professional customer service.

Compatible system:
Windows 2003 / XP / Vista / Win 7 / Win 8 / Win 10, Mac OS, Linux 9 and above.

Package Content:
1x 2.5/3.5 Inch SATA Hard Drive Enclosure
1x 12V/2A Power Adapter
4x Screws
1x Screwdriver
1x USB 3.0 Data Cable
1x Instruction Manual

FAQ

Q1. The data transfer speed is slow.

A. Make sure the hard drive and the data cable are connected securely.
B. Connect the enclosure to the USB 3.0 port on your computer.
 

Q2. The enclosure could not be recognized by the computer.

A. Make sure the hard drive and the data cable are connected securely.
B. The hard drive is workable in another device (PC or HDD enclosure).
C. Try to connect with another USB data cable.
D. The hard drive with the right format. For example, use the GPT format when the capacity is larger than 2TB.
E. Format the hard drive or deep format in Dos accordingly. (Make sure you back up the data first)
 

Q3. Will I be able to recover data from an old SATA drive?

If the old hard drive is not mechanically faulty and can be accessed by connecting to a computer, the data can be read and copied to the new hard disk through the hard drive enclosure.