SHARGE Disk SSD Enclosure with Active Fan, 10Gbps M.2 NVMe SSD Enclosure, USB C 3.2 Gen2, Case NVMe Reader, Supports M Keys and Size 2230 SSDs, Yellow | 10Gbps USB C 3.2 Gen2, Enclosure NVMe Reader Supports M Keys and Size 2230 SSDs, Yellow

Can’t use it ever since I bought it.Paid a lot but the product is unusable.I tried formatting it but the error still persist.Inaccessible under read only option.

It’s work but they said it’s support 10gb/s but in and i have m.2 gen 4 speed 6000Mb but when i test it’s read around 1100mb and writing 1000mb

This enclosure not working properlyit gets overheating and disconnecting automaticallyToo much overheatingTo buy this enclosure just a waste of moneyI have a cheaper one and it works much better than this oneThe fan is only decorative or ornamentalTested on these all NvmeSamsung pm991a 1tbKioxia 256GB KBG50ZNS256GSk hynix bc711 256GBWD SN740 2tbI do not recommend buying it at all

Very good product value for money.

Neat little m.2 2230 sized device.I purchased a wd blue 128gb drove for it and put it all together. I didnt do any speed tests though a few large file transfers as a rudimentary test shows it works well.I purchased this to run Nomad BSD on.I noticed some people complained about the door needing to be open on the case when plugged in as the fan cant suck air otherwise.Theres a good reason, the entire case is silicone with a plastic window and dust cover, its meant specifically for protection of the elements. The door opens for airflow or removal and closes and seals quite tightly to protect.Its effectively a super fancy usb but it looks very slick, is super fast.

I was tossing up between this and the DockCase Mini to turn into an ultra speed daily driver flash drive. I ended up going with the DockCase because the little oled screen had a really cool aesthetic factor that I loved.I should have gotten this Sharge instead. Turns out the DockCase is incompatible with a bunch of drives, including some of the best and highest recommended ones on the market (the TLC NAND Corsair MP600 Mini that I bought, for example) This was not clear at the time of purchase, and I'm not sure but I have a strong feeling it was added to the 'incompatibility list' after I'd bought the case and drive together.Anyway I bought another drive to fit in that, and bought this Sharge case to re-home the MP600.Speed is as-expected for 10Gbps "3.2G2x1". Of a theoretical maximum 1,250MB/s it hits a little under 1,050MB/s which is both perfectly normal and blazing fast.I absolutely LOVE the fast that it has physicalized switchable write protection. In my job as a tech, it's very common that I need to plug into a customer's PC that has who knows what kind of viruses and malware waiting to jump onto anything the comes near it, and it's such a comforting feeling knowing I can plug this in to copy a program they need TO their PC without having to worry about getting any little unwanted presents back in return. Write protection is something that I think is far too rare these days.Another thing I love is that it has a male Type-C connector, so you can plug it directly into a USB-C port. Most mini NMVe enclosures in this style have a port and use a Male/Male cable to go between the enclosure and host. This has a Female/Male extension cable for easier access to harder to reach ports, but also has the option to just plug directly into the host without the cable, in cases where the bulk of the enclosure itself allows this.You do need to take the actual disk enclosure out of the silicone protective case to do this, which in itself is a con (more difficult and time consuming to access) but offset by the two pros of this almost halving the physical size making it more likely to fit wherever you're trying to insert it, and being a better design for damage prevention. If the connector was able to stick out of the silicone case, it would just be waiting to snap off.The advertised use of the extension cable as a lanyard concerns me a bit. It's a nice option to have if you need it, but I worry that carrying it around like this long-term would case the cable to fail sooner than it otherwise might. I'll just keep it in my pocket.The fan is a little gimmicky I'll admit and there's no arguing that you can hear it- however it's not nearly as loud as some of the other reviews I read here make it out to be. This was one of the major things that turned me off this enclosure, and it's really a non-issue; unless maybe you work in an ultra quiet environment where this is the only noise you can hear, then I can see how it might become grating. The fan does turn off either below some unknown temperature threshold or when the drive is idle, it's not always-on with the drive plugged in.This is a huge 10/10 for me. Definitely the best 2230 NVMe enclosure currently on the market, in my opinion.

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This is an excellent device if you have an nvme drive kicking around from your upgraded rog Ally or steam deck. Check out my review on YouTube. Look for 8 Bit Canada. I have several of these devices and one of the main problems of these devices is heat nvme drives, newer generations, give off tremendous amount of heat and will end up throttling and slowing down your transfers. This device has a mini fan and keeps the temperatures cool. You are paying a premium price but it's worth it if you have a 2280 they stay a bit cooler and having a full aluminum enclosure would probably be good enough. But for these small little 2230s this is the device they get