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consistent build quality, most likely will even fit a 20mm z width server hard drive

It’s a fairly robust metal. The finish is nice and it stacks/clips to each other solidly.

- Comes with plastic knockout to use as dust covers for either the Slim ODD slot or the 3.5" if/when not in use. - As expected, locking plastic tabs work nicely and are easy to work with. - Came with a large variety of screws to accommodate a large number of devices. Included screws: Slim ODD M2*4, 3.5" HDD #6-32*6, FDD/'3.5" device' M3*6 (narrow pitch), 'device' (bracket itself I think) M3*6 (wide pitch). - Came with a slimline SATA to standard SATA extension/adapter cable necessary for using a slim/ultra slim ODD with a standard power supply. - Has all the screw hole options for mounting different devices. I mounted a card reader and it's nice and snug.

Cheap - bought for $12, Hoverhound said highest price in past 2 months was $15. Power Switch - You don't see many other hot swap bays with power switches but it's important!! I don't care if other bays boast their smooth hard drive ejection; if my drive is NOT powered off, there is risk of jolting the drive and potential strain / damage since the disc is still spinning. This has power switch AND LED. Extra benefit of power switch: You don't have to buy an expensive controller to choose which hard drive to turn on or off. If you have multiple hard drives, this allows you to choose when to power on or off the hard drive in the bay. It's a HOT SWAP BAY. Easy, tool-less, front access! Everyone should be using this to minimize hard drive hassles. Someone said they had Molex power but mine was completely SATA. Takes up to 4TB drives - I cannot test that, but they say so. If you have the Chinese instant messenger QQ, you can contact support that way. I don't know how their other support options are, but the two people who helped me through instant messaging were friendly, helpful, and more than fully answered my questions - and didn't mind the awkward Chinese I wanted to practice. :)

Very well built, hard case. They have a latch that I do not see ever wearing out. They are padded inside, and grip the drive when closed so the drive does not move around. They sit very nicely on my shelf like DVD cases (siting vertically) :)

We own 40 or so of these now, they're simple and very functional. I bought several different types of HDD protector cases before settling on these; they stack very nicely and securely, open easily and the hinge is robust. A couple of the others I tried had their hinges fail before very long. We don't open and close these a TON but I think they could handle it if you did. They claim to be anti-static and I have no reason not to believe that, but I do tend to put the drives in an anti-static bag inside the case too. Just for good measure! Anyway, they are great and we'll continue to use them.

I ordered it for the 2.5" Solid State Drive I had purchased, but when my new computer case arrived, it came with its own SSD kit, so I'm holding it for my next build. It is nice and examining it, I know it will definitely do the job.

Great package. Every thing you need to place a 2.5 drive in a desktop tower.

- Fits 3.5 inch HDD's comfortably - Snaps shut tightly - Stackable

Good Quality HD Case, perfect to protect your 2.5" external drives.

Awesome use of space. Fans are adequate for cooling. Quiet operation. I own 2 of these housing 8 SSDs in a very expensive dual XEON water cooled rig.

Snug, but not so tight you cannot insert or remove the drive. Comes in many psychedelic colors. Not expensive.

Good tactile feel. Colors help if you color prioritize 2.5" external drives.

Good quality, good price, works great, easy to install and the product lasts for many years of service. That has been my experience with this product.

it does exactly what it says it does... and NO ISSUE

The device did exactly what I needed it to do. I removed the front 3.5" HDD bracket in my Phanteks Evolv ATX TG case to allow me to use a front-mounted 360mm radiator. But, I still needed one slot for a 3.5" HDD. After seeing there was a mounting mechanism for this HDD caddy in the basement, I ordered it and it allowed great fitment for the one 3.5" drive I needed. Less than five minutes to install.