ORICO 40Gbps NVMe SSD Enclosure, M.2 to USB-C Adapter for NVMe M-Key 4TB SSD 2280, Aluminum M2 External SSD Case, Compatible with Thunderbolt 3/4 USB3.2/3.1/3.0/Type -M234-Grey

I tried 4 system to get it connected via C TYPE or USB IT it is not showing anything on MacBook pro , Desktop PC and windows laptop and it is not working very bad experience…

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هو جيد جدا وسريع جدا إلا أنه يرتفع الحرارة وغالي السعر اشتريته ب 700﷼ وركبت فيه ssd 990 سريع وحملت عليه نظام الماك Sonoma

the case height is greater than most TB/USBC SSD enclosures so there is a large gap between the SSD and the top case. For that reason I guess, they supply an extra metal heatsink that should fit between the thermal pad which they supply also, and the top of the case to transfer the heat to the case. Only it doesn't fit properly on the Samsung 980 SSD. It is too narrow so won’t sit level on the thermal pad. I tried spreading the edges in a vice after which it at least mounted level in contact with the thermal pad. But it didn't look like it was making good contact with the case. So I removed it and added a 1.5mm thermal pad to the one they supply. Luckily I had that. This combination presses snugly to the top case and transfers heat from the SSD to the case. The measured speed (Blackmagic) is fine using an M1 Mac; over 2700mbps on both read and write. But the design of the case is not as good as some other of Orico’s own cases. Those don’t require kludge measures to get the heat to transfer to the aluminum case. Also the case machining is better on those. I would not buy this model again.

The USB C to USB C connection only works when the cable is plugged in a specific orientation at both ends. Even with other 40gbps USB C cables, that is the same case. DO NOT BUY!

First things first, the performance is pretty good. Put a PNY 4TB SSD in and seeing read & write speeds ~2.5GB/s which is about as fast as most TB3/4 drives available. But there's couple of things with the whole package that detract; firstly the included cable is WAY too short to be useful unless you keep the drive basically right next to your computer's usb/TB port. The connector part is also extremely chunky so if you are trying to connect a couple of these in a USB hub/bay where the ports are all side by side it is a tight fit/might not actually fit - I actually had to cut/file down a bit of the plastic around the connectors to fit into my Mac mini. Secondly the 'heatsink' plate is VERY snug, so much so that it actually takes a bit of force to snap the SSD into place with the sticky thermal pad attached, just a tiny bit more would have snapped the SSD I think.

Seems good. It gives about 3.2 and 2.4GB/s read and write thunderbolt speeds on a Samsung 990 Pro 1TB SSD. See the US Amazon.com page for compatible and recommended NVMe SSD drives. Not all SSD drives work correctly, apparently. Gets a bit warm for more than 10 minutes of operations, but not too hot.