Cruxtec USB-C to SATA M.2 SSD Enclosure - Aluminum

Enclosure seems well made and works just fine - as long as you are using the correct type of SSD.
Advertised as coming with "1*USB C Male Cable to USB C Male Cable, 1*USB A Male to USB C Female Converter" but only comes with the USB A to USB C cable. Enclosure seems well made and works just fine - as long as you are using the correct type of SSD.
Advertised as coming with "1*USB C Male Cable to USB C Male Cable, 1*USB A Male to USB C Female Converter" but only comes with the USB A to USB C cable.

By: LukeM2975 03/06/23

Verified Owner

Enclosure is a solid build, easy to put ssd in and connects up quickly with no hassles.
Works great for my Sata B+M key NVME
Appears other reviews on this product we’re using PCIe m.2’s

Can transfer data, check smart status, format etc
Would highly recommend this if you’re needing an inexpensive but solid m.2 enclosure Enclosure is a solid build, easy to put ssd in and connects up quickly with no hassles.
Works great for my Sata B+M key NVME
Appears other reviews on this product we’re using PCIe m.2’s

Can transfer data, check smart status, format etc
Would highly recommend this if you’re needing an inexpensive but solid m.2 enclosure

Didn't work with any of my M2 drives - no drive was recognisable by Windows on any usb port of any PC that I tried. I wish I had brought a better brand. Didn't work with any of my M2 drives - no drive was recognisable by Windows on any usb port of any PC that I tried. I wish I had brought a better brand.

I needed an enclosure to rescue the data from a laptop SSD drive. I went into PB Tech Wellington with my drive and asked about a cheap enclosure that would work with that particular M2 key (I think it was B + M), they recommended this which I believe is the cheapest option. Simple to setup and worked flawlessly. It saved me so much time and hassle by being able to copy over settings from my old laptop. Now I have a small portable drive too. I needed an enclosure to rescue the data from a laptop SSD drive. I went into PB Tech Wellington with my drive and asked about a cheap enclosure that would work with that particular M2 key (I think it was B + M), they recommended this which I believe is the cheapest option. Simple to setup and worked flawlessly. It saved me so much time and hassle by being able to copy over settings from my old laptop. Now I have a small portable drive too.

Windows OS does not recognize it, it does not even allow you to partition or format the hard drive.:( Windows OS does not recognize it, it does not even allow you to partition or format the hard drive.:(

Got a new M.2 ssd and I can't even partition it using this SSD reader, switch to a different reader instantly works Got a new M.2 ssd and I can't even partition it using this SSD reader, switch to a different reader instantly works