3ware CBL-SFF8087OCF-06M 1 Unit of 0.6M Multi-lane Internal (SFF-8087) Serial ATA Breakout Cable

Pros: Cables are labeled Cables are flexible SATA ends of the cables are small Length seems about perfect for everything that I've needed.

Cons: Cables seem extremely soft. It feels like if something where to push on it (like a dvd drive being installed) it would be the end of that cable.

Overall Review: I have two of these running six standard Western Digital Blue 7200 rpm ATA drives connected to a SAS controller. Performance is good

Pros: Price, Price, Price.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Installed LSI SAS 8708EM2 raid card, installed the cable and drives...Boom im formatting my 8-2tb Hitachi drives

Pros: Using three of these with two Highpoint 2722 SGLs, attached to 12 HDDs, no issues at all. SATA ends are labeled. The cable ends seem strong enough and the cables themselves have just the right amount of flex. Cables are long enough to reach from the controller to HDDs in the front of the 4U Rosewill server case I am using.

Cons: None

Overall Review: At the price these are, its worth getting a spare or two for if they go bad, or you get on DOA for some strange reason.

Pros: Works great and when compared to other cables, this one make your case look clean, it is softer and easier to manage.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Recommended for all HighPoint SAS controllers. I use it with 2680 and 4320.

Pros: Less expensive than an HBA Kit, does everything else as advertised, plenty of length. (I also own the 0.5m)

Cons: Nothing.

Overall Review: Using this as well as the 0.5m on my LSI 9211-8i going to two HDD hot swap cages. Save your money and only buy your HBA. Then buy the proper (Forward) cables to attach to your high density hard drive enclosures.

Pros: Works as advertised. Decent construction.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: This is the FORWARD cable, used to connect a host adapter to 4 drives. Be careful you don't accidentally buy the reverse type or you'll be hosed.

Pros: Works fine on my LSI 9211-8i HBA controller and a lot cheaper than LSI's. Plugs right into the HBA and my SATA hard drives. This "forward" breakout cable is what you need.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Pay attention to Forward vs. Reverse cables when selecting cheaper alternatives to OEM overpriced models. For a neater case, order the shortest cables possible.

Pros: Price was cheaper than others but still great quality. No issues plugging into hard drives or SATA backplanes.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Upgraded to a backplane with SFF-8087 as I got tired of all the SATA Fan out cables i had in my 4U 20 drive chassis.