Cruxtec M.2 SSD to USB-C Enclosure - Aluminum, 5Gbps ( Does not Support NVME )

Bought this thinking it'd support M keys because the description says "B & M key" (I assumed that means it'd have two slots to choose from), but it turns out that was supposed to mean it supports the B+M key. As just a B-key enclosure it seems good - it's tool-free and has a thermal pad - but I'm returning it to get an M-key enclosure... Bought this thinking it'd support M keys because the description says "B & M key" (I assumed that means it'd have two slots to choose from), but it turns out that was supposed to mean it supports the B+M key. As just a B-key enclosure it seems good - it's tool-free and has a thermal pad - but I'm returning it to get an M-key enclosure...

This really needs the product description to be updated to emphasise that it does not support NVMe drives. The description even includes pictures of an NVMe "M" and "B &M " type drives. The M picture needs a red cross printed over the top. Further down, in the installation pictures, they show a type M being inserted. But it won't take those. Annoyed because I now have to travel for an hour to return it. I probably won't bother. This really needs the product description to be updated to emphasise that it does not support NVMe drives. The description even includes pictures of an NVMe "M" and "B &M " type drives. The M picture needs a red cross printed over the top. Further down, in the installation pictures, they show a type M being inserted. But it won't take those. Annoyed because I now have to travel for an hour to return it. I probably won't bother.

The first one of these I got didn't support nvme, which I didn't realise. Good thing PB tech allows returns + a restocking fee. Works fine this time, plug and play. Not sure if it uses the full band with of usb3, but it's plug and play and works reasonably well. The first one of these I got didn't support nvme, which I didn't realise. Good thing PB tech allows returns + a restocking fee. Works fine this time, plug and play. Not sure if it uses the full band with of usb3, but it's plug and play and works reasonably well.

This was the best (and cheapest) option to access information on a 256GB, two notch, M2 drive out of a damaged Laptop.
Worked perfectly to save data, then after formatting drive I was left with a nice, smart looking 256GB portable HDD that fits into my pocket. This was the best (and cheapest) option to access information on a 256GB, two notch, M2 drive out of a damaged Laptop.
Worked perfectly to save data, then after formatting drive I was left with a nice, smart looking 256GB portable HDD that fits into my pocket.

Easy to install tooless install of partners drive that wouldn’t boot. Allowing me to backup the files before
trying to fresh install windows. Easy to install tooless install of partners drive that wouldn’t boot. Allowing me to backup the files before
trying to fresh install windows.

The issue is likely due to poor listing information provided by the manufacturer, but this is a clumsy product listing that really needs updated for clarity.

Despite what some of the images show, it doesn't support NVME drives. Annoyed as we don't have a PB Tech in town for returns which make it not worth it.

EDIT: Heading has since been updated to state "Does not support NVME" which will help. The issue is likely due to poor listing information provided by the manufacturer, but this is a clumsy product listing that really needs updated for clarity.

Despite what some of the images show, it doesn't support NVME drives. Annoyed as we don't have a PB Tech in town for returns which make it not worth it.

EDIT: Heading has since been updated to state "Does not support NVME" which will help.

it randomly disconnects and half the time it does not show up even when trying to force mount the drive from the terminal it randomly disconnects and half the time it does not show up even when trying to force mount the drive from the terminal