Pros: - Holds hard drives
- Holds SSDs
- Fits in a standard 3.5" slot

Cons: - Doesn't make toast

Other Thoughts: - There are some odd sized screw holes on the side, but it fit in my case just fine with the included screws, so I won't complain.

Pros: Cheap

Cons: Made of Plastic. That would have been a nice detail to include in the product description Newegg!!

Other Thoughts: I wouldn't recommend this item. I have bought others that are metal and I would stick with those. It's not worth returning.

Pros: Cheap.
Adequate for a standard bay. Not usable if you require the drive to be in the exact same place as the original.

Cons: Does not position the power and data connectors at the same location relative to the sides of the bracket as the original drive.

Other Thoughts: Application: I was using the bracket along with a Kingston 240 GB SSD drive to replace the existing 500 GB conventional drive in a iMac 2008.

The bracket centers the drive. This positions the connections about a half inch further from the side of the drive as they are on an 'real' drive, as well as not sticking out as far from the location of bracket. E.g. If I am looking down on the circuit board side of the drive, the connectors are on the bottom left. This braket positions these connectors about 1/2 inch up and to the right. In the iMac 2008 there isn't enough play in the cables to allow them to attach in this new position.

The soluiton was simple. I installed the drive with a strip of double sided carpet tape.

Ideal behaviour: A mounting bracket ouside exactly imitates the positioning of a 3.5" drive. The interal mounting of the smaller drive positions the connectors exactly where they are on a 3.5 inch drive.

Not worth returning.

Pros: Nothing to speak of

Cons: The screw holes on the bottom are too narrow for the screws that would hold it in the tray of my Antec Sonata. Would be overkill anyway: use hair bands or rubberbands to secure the 2.5" drive to the tray.

Will be returning this, unless it costs more to do that than the stupid thing is worth.

Other Thoughts: Should have known better.

Pros: it's just too simple to use

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: none

Pros: - Perfectly holds two SSD's or HDD's or one of each.
- Comes with screws.
- Fits each case I use.

Cons: - It's not gold plated?

Other Thoughts: Everything you need is included in the box. I use these for HDD's and SSD's both. They fit snug both to the case and to the drives. Even with two drives installed they weigh practically nothing. Just be mindful of which way you orient the drives if you're using right-angle sata cables. I don't understand the people who can't figure out how to mount these things?

Pros: Lightweight and flexible. Holds two drives with adequate space for cooling. The entire bracket slips into a Corsair drive caddy perfectly. Supplied screws have secured a Samsung SSD.

Cons: None that I can find. I do, however, suggest strong hands use caution and not overtighten drive mounting screws.

Other Thoughts: Recommended

Pros: Easy to fasten SSD and installs into a 3.5 bay with no trouble. Stable.

Cons: None at this time....

Pros: works fine

Cons: none i can think of

Pros: I usually have to upgrade Dells both Optiplex and XPS desktops and these work well. The XPS is a much better fit but I have been able to make these fit in an Optiplex as well. The fit isn't perfect in either but closer to perfection in the XPS. I imagine that there are better brackets from Dell but they will cost more. Also since I am always using this for mounting SSDs and not spinning hard drives I seldom have a concern over vibration and such.

Cons: Not a perfect for the PCs I often upgrade but close enough to get the job done so just one egg removed. You may need additional screws if the SSD you purchase is a bare drive. I suppose the SSD kit should have the proper screws but I get bare drives. Finding screws isn't hard if you are like me and have hundreds laying around but worth mentioning.

Other Thoughts: I have bought several of these and have been satisfied and will continue to use them until I find the perfect drive adapter for a similar price (this probably doesn't exist but is my other thoughts on this subject)