Pros: light weight and it's cheap

Cons: it may have just been my case, but it was a very tight fit causing it to get scratches when installing. otherwise it works great.

Pros: It was cheap, I supposed I had too high of expectations. At least with it being plastic, it bent a fairly good amount, so I didn't have to unmount my video card to shove it into a 3.5" bay.

Cons: The screws that came with the enclosure were not pre-tapped, and the plastic frame would not tap easily by just using those screws or the zero tool screws that came with my case. The way the drive holder was designed, with my 2.5" SSD mounted in the lower slot, the only way to get power to it was to use the power at the end of the power supply chain.

Other Thoughts: Right now, I'm still using this until I find something better by just sliding it into one of my 3.5" bays. Since its holding a SSD, I just need it to stay in place, not deal with torque or anything heavier than an SSD. I'm not planning on returning it, I'll throw it away when I get a better one.

Pros: It does what it is supposed to.

Cons: The screws for the bottom drive are a little long, leaving the drive looser than desired.

Other Thoughts: The adapter with drives mounted in it was a little taller than my system would accept. There are plastic tabs between the two drives that I had to break off. I then mounted the top drive upside down. Once mounted it fit into my case.

Pros: fit two laptop 2.5" drives with no problem. Comes with all the screws that you could ever need to install.

Cons: fails to make me a sandwich, SIIG has had no response to my pleas for a firmware upgrade to enable this feature.

Other Thoughts: Its plastic, which is better than metal in this case. Metal conducts and holds onto heat, plastic not as much. But you do have to be a little bit more delicate with it.

Pros: My SSD fit inside of the adapter itself.

Cons: The adapter with SSD was too wide to fit in my drive bay. When inserted with more force, the adapter would fit but would bow down and touch the HDD's underneath.

Inserting it into another bay had the same issue.

Other Thoughts: 2/5 only because it is technically functional, but looks hideous and will probably wear quickly because of how it sits.

Would not recommend.

Pros: Does the job intended, easy to install and could fit my dual ssd raid with only one bay

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: if you mount two drives you want straight SATA cables not angles ones

Pros: Worked as expected

Cons: somewhat cheap build but it works

Pros: Sufficient. Fits two 2.5" drives into a single 3.5" bay. Nice space saver.

Cons: If both 2.5" slots are filled, right angle SATA cables will not work on both drives. Either both need to be straight, or one straight and one right angle.

Other Thoughts: This is a good product, don't get me wrong. It would just be nice if there was a little more space between the two drives.

Pros: They fit.

Cons: Plastic instead of metal, but for the price, it's right.

Pros: It does what it advertises. I used it in the removable drive bay of a coolermaster stacker 830 case to hold two ssd hdd's in raid. I had no problems lining up holes.

Being plastic, I assume it's possible to modify it as needed for your application.

Cons: It's plastic... be careful. It's a little flimsy, and you can easily strip the holes that the screws thread into.