YIWENTEC Mini SAS 36 SFF-8087 to (4) SFF-8482 Connectors With SATA Power 1m (1m)

Cables are of good quality and work as expected, price is fair and easily installed.

Initially thought these were not working. However, they will be fine if you mask the first three sata power pins using tape. Use Google to confirm. No need for molexTwo cables working perfectly for SAS drives

Using them on a personal computer at home in conjunction with a RAID card. Works really well, just not long enough to be able to be slotted into my 3D printed holders for my SAS drives.

they do exactly what they are suppossed to...Bear in mind these are for NOT SATA drives these are for SAS Drives.Also remember that modern SAS drives support a power down feature, if you plug your drives in to these and the drive doesn't spin up its not these cables fault its the way the power is supplied, you need to either use a molex to SATA power supply (which doesnt use the 3.3v) or disable the 3.3v on the SATA power connector. I used a SATA power splitter and simply cut the 3.3v stopping the supply thereAgain thats a feature of your HDD not a fault with these cables, these cables work great.

I found this when looking for a cable to connect to my HBA for multiple drives without needed multiple SAS to Sata adaptors.It worked perfectly and allowed me to change the sector size of 4 drives at once instead of 1 at a time and when you have 50+ drives to do each taking between 2 hours to 24 hours, every little thing makes a difference.Quality wise it's fantastic, very happy with it and it's now installed in my pc which I use specifically for changing hdd sector sizes.

Bought to connect SAS drives to an LSI 9220-8i host bus adapter. Plug one end into the HBA, the other into the SAS drive and piggyback a standard PSU SATA power cable on the back of the drive connector.The cables are thin, but shielded, so far written 5TB through them without errors. They are flexible and easily bent, but probably best not to kink them, and only pull on the connector rather than the cables.Have to press pretty hard to make the SAS connection and also the PSU cable connection, but fine.Just on e thing to watch - the depth of the piggyback connector is more than a standard SATA connector, so check it wont hit your motherboard or if disks face sideways, that there is enough case width - on an Antec One case, there isn't really.Happy overall - I bought a second one afterwards.

out of 4 cables one was faulty

Decent quality, data cables are sturdy and flexible, housing is solid and provides full dual port speeds using a flashed IBM m1015 to IT mode. Initial bend is a bit difficult in shallow cases but with a bit of work can be achieved. I've used these and the single port versions these provided substainlly better throughout.SATA power connectors seem a bit flimsy but hold well. Ordered 2 (dual port HBA) both work perfectly so far been a few weeks.