Low Profile SATA-III Cable: 12 Inch 3 Pack Flexible Straight SATA Cable 6Gbps Data Lock Latch for SSD HDD Hard Drive Blue (0.3M)

Sceptical... But cables worked just fine - Same (benchmarked) data rate, no errors. Much neater than the overly long, rigid, standard FLAT cables they replaced.

If this review looks similar to my CableCreation thin SATA 3 cable pack review, it's because it is. These are practically the same cables, but a bit longer, and only a three pack. The only major difference is that these are labeled 1, 2, and 3, but that label can be easily taken off, or just left on. With the CableCreation cables, at first I was a bit unsure about the build, that it would be fragile and that it looked weird. I ended up getting a more traditional 12 inch SATA cable pack at the time. However over the years I have found this type of cable is so nice. The slim cables are nice and easy to manage, a nice low profile for tight spaces. They work like any other SATA 3 cable, just short and slim, and I like it. This replaced those older more traditional cables in my computer. The right angle seems not so useful since these are already so slim, but I think I might see the use for optical drives and such since these are a bit longer, so I got two of each pack.

The thin cables make it very easy to fit the cables in very tight spaces. They work as adveritised. I'm happy with mine and may buy another set.

These thin bendable cables allowed me to fit four SSDs into a small HDPLEX chassis. Very useful.

I rebuilt a 10 bay hot-swap SATA enclosure. It came with 2ft cables from each bay to the two controllers, when all it needed was 8-12 inches. For the top 5 bays, I used 12" cables and the bottom five bays, I used the 8" cables. No bundles of inflexible cables. Now the enclosure is tidy with tons of breathing space. It runs cooler and the cables are in neat, straight lines with an inch of slack. I'm getting better speeds than before with no read or write issues. I used two of the 8" cables for a new BeQuiet case build with two N.2 drives and two SATA SSD drives. The SATA drives are really close to the MoBo SATA ports, so I used two 8" cables. No issues at all. Short, flexible, fast.