Pros: High quality metal bracket with cutouts. Good powder coating.

Cons: They engineered it with a nonstandard screw design. Why would anyone use the least standard (M3, Fine) mounting screw for an aftermarket bracket?

Overall Review: IF YOU BUY THIS AND YOU HAVE #6-32 MOUNTING POSTS FOR A TOOL LESS INSTALLATION YOU MUST RETAP THE SCREW HOLES.

Pros: It's metal. It's black. It's fairly cheap.

Cons: Most desktop 3.5" hard drives are meant to accommodate screws with large (less) threads. Computer screws usually come in two sizes: ones with larger (less) threads, and ones with smaller (more) threads. For some reason, this bracket has screw holes where a normal hard drive would, but they are threaded to accommodate small (more) thread screws. It seems to me that the bracket should have the same type of threads as a 3.5" hard drive would have; this is the reason I needed the bracket.

Overall Review: It wasn't a big deal for me, because I just re-threaded (with a little elbow grease) the screw holes to accommodate the large (less) thread screws. I just used a spare screw and force threaded it into the bracket.

Pros: Does what is should. The screws supplied did exactly what they are supposed to do.

Cons: NONE

Overall Review: All the holes lined up, screws worked. One end is recessed to provide clearance for cables.

Pros: Easy install, all the screw holes lined up properly. Uhhh.... holds up that SSD like Atlas holding the earth.

Cons: Doesn't NOT hold SSDs.

Pros: Black textured finish metal, comes with mounting screws for ssd & case. All the mounting holes lined up just fine with the ssd and the case's hd drive bay (an older Antec 1080) However...

Cons: The bracket will not work in the Coolermaster Cosmos case which has pull-out HD trays which only allows the use of the HD's bottom mounts.

Overall Review: Since the mistake was mine, I'm not going to penalize the product a star.

Pros: No problems so far, the device works the way it should.

Cons: No problems so far, the device works the way it should.

Pros: This Powder Coated Bracket to convert a 3.5" HDD drive bay to a 2.5" compatible SSD bracket works extremely well. It mounts an SSD on the top by using the mounting holes on the bottom of the SSD and then uses supplied screws to mount the sides of the bracket to a tower's built in 3.5" drives. Paint is a nice texture and seems durable, as well as the metal construction. Paint did not chip. Works just like it should - a piece of metal with holes.

Cons: Nothing.

Pros: Sturdy and easily installed, it was exactly what I needed to fit my 850 pro in my hdd cage to be snug as a bug in a rug.

Cons: Let's just face it, a piece of metal with 8 holes isn't the most exciting Newegg purchase. But I'm not knocking it if you're into that sort of thing.