VCOMM.2 NVMe SSD Enclosure, USB 3.1 Gen 2 10Gbps NVMe SSD Enclosure, Tool-Free M.2Enclosure Supports UASP & Trim, M and M&B Key in 2230/2242 /2260/2280 SSDs (Not for M.2 SATA)

Does what says on tin ..simple to use plug play

Purchased this to migrate my OS to a new drive where I was limited on m2 slots. This did the job well and had decent speeds via USB to transfer a copy of my old drive onto the new. Very easy to use and screw less making it easy to keep swapping our drives when needed.

VCOM M.2 NVMe SSD Enclosure is a very compact, well made & good quality enclosure. It can be left on the desk top or attached to the computer case with a couple of “sticky buds.” Assembly and connection of the SSD drive is very straightforward (with the supplied cables USB-A to USB-C & C to C) and takes a couple of minutes.

I ordered this because a previous attempt to order an Orico enclosure resulted in my receiving some sort of laundry product. I really wanted the Orico but decided that ordering a different product would be safer. Like the Orico, this enclosure features a lightly finned metal exterior, but unlike the Orico the interior consists of a plastic chassis with no thermal pads or jacket for the drive. Knowing how hot my other m.2 gets, I am reserving judgement on the long term performance of this enclosure. However, for now, it is working fine and the performance seems exactly the same as my other m.2 enclosure.

Good quality, feels well build

Brilliant, as described A+

I'm a computer engineer so I use devices such at this on a regular basis. This is a mighty fine piece of kit that's been used so far for 11 upgrades from HDD to SSD (using Disk Genius). It's performed flawlessly and it's incredibly fast. Very easy, comes with the right cables for full size and small USB connectors and is well priced. Can't recommend highly enough.

Got this to attach an SSD to a Raspberry Pi 3b+. I installed the drive in the enclosure attached it to the P and booted Raspberry Pi OS from the SD card as usual, opened the imager which when I went to chose a destination had picked up the SSD without my having use GParted or anything. Installed the OS, shutdown, removed the SD Card and now I'm running from the SSD 🙂 Takes about 50 seconds to boot tbh but I can live with that.