DOCKCASE Smart M.2 NVMe SSD Enclosure with Silicone Case, 10s Power Loss Protection, Real-Time Disk Health Monitoring, USB 3.2 10Gbps, Compatible with 2230/2242/2260/2280 M-Key and M+B Key NVMe SSD

performance is pretty good and does not exhibit speed fall off on large transfers; as up till now all other usb enclosures have,. usually blamed on cache and heat but this keeps trucking at fast rate. display handy to selectthe best usb port, as many dubious manufacturers claim usb 3.0 gen 1 or 2 ports but are not despite displaying the blue color.

I've been using this for a few weeks now and I'm glad I purchased it.I paired it with a WD Black NVME storage device. I found it easy to install as the enclosure is supplied with a couple of retaining screws, 1 to use and a spare, and a screwdriver. I've attached a few photos of what I got and the install.The case is pretty compact, slightly bigger than the NVME storage, and is enclosed in a orange rubber type bumper which gives it some protection against knocks and bumps. The orange colour also makes it stand out and easy to find.The best features of this enclosure though are the power reserve and info display.There is no power supply required with this case, everything is done via USB-C cable, one is supplied with the case and includes a USB-A adapter, but any USB cable can be used. When the case is first powered on a internal capacitor powers up and is meant to give 3 seconds of power in the event of loss, so a power cut or more likely the cable being removed. Not sure that 3 seconds is much but I'm thinking it will be more of a controlled shutdown as opposed to a crash and a possible lost write .The little info display shows basic info as to what's inside the case and its health. The info can be found elsewhere when connected to a computer but having it readily available is very convenient. I'd like it to be able to show you how much free space there and type of device when its not powered up. Perhaps future versions will have a little battery to display this info.I have managed to copy a 60Gb directory in under 4 minutes a few times with this. It is more dependent on the type of storage you use and how fast the storage is you are copying from but I'm pretty pleased with this performance. Different USB-C cables could reduce the transfer speed, so I assume the electronics within the case could also.Overall I'm happy with this case. I used it as a every day device to move files between computers and also as a temporary backup. If I ever needed 2 NVME devices, I'd get another Dockcase first.

They seem pretty good so far but I wish they where a little cheaper and had a deluxe version that was thunderbolt instead or at least 2000mbps speed instead of 1000mbps as you can get decent quality enclosures for at least half the price of these without the display or capacitor, I’m not saying these are a rip off though I just wish they at least did twice the speed for the price and could take upto 8tb storage Instead of upto 4tb, saying that I wish I could actually afford 8tb but still, they seem great so far apart from that, they look and feel high quality which I would expect for the price.

This is a perfect case to use your m2 drive as a usb drive, has a button to rotate the screen 90 degrees so you always have the screen the right way up, it gives you the read write speed, an even shuts the drive down nice an slow to protect it, even if you just pull the cable, really easy to use, performs great an looks great too.

The screen is great for checking the drive’s status, and the 5-second capacitor is perfect for handling power loss or accidental removal. I originally got this for personal use but ended up needing it on a job with some older Dell tower servers. I didn’t know at the time, but the front USB ports on these servers tend to overheat and fail.While this didn’t fix that issue, it did keep the data intact, which gave us confidence in data integrity.

Best enclosure I've found / used so far.Feels very well built, made of metal so heat dissipation is excellent.Very fast transfer rate.Screen is useful as you can verify the connection rate, and the 10s safety battery is a lifesaver if you unplug it accidentally.Highly recommended.

To Get the download speeds etc you need to update by emailing Dockcase and is a bit hard if on Mac as you have to use windows but so far so good. Connects to my Mac no problem I did change the supplied cord as it kind of gets in the way with the usb A adapter but that is also good to have if you need to use that.

Not great, my experience so far is that i have to unplug it from the computer/laptop end before it will recognise the device in window's.