Pros: It's Crucial nuff said. It just works.

Cons: It's Crucial nuff said. It just works. No complaints about that.

Overall Review: It's Crucial nuff said. It just works.

Pros: NONE but... Holds a 2.5" SSD where a 3.5" HDD used to fit with modification. If you have fabrication skills, aluminum sheet and the tools just make one. It would take about the same amount of time and be a better product.

Cons: Item shipped from Hong Kong not NewEgg. My bad for not looking at the listing more carefully. The item was shipped with no protective packaging other than a plactic wrapper and stuffed in a thin, plastic cover bubble mailer envelope. It arrived bent, it's flimsy enough to straighten out but really ??? After getting it all squared up, the screw holes were drilled too high to get the screws into my Cooler Master case. More modification later my SSD is now mounted but... This adapter is also narrower than any 3.5 HDD that I have and my case, so with the bottom of the adapter now flat, the sides square and the SSD mounted to it without risk of flexing it, only two screws can be installed on one side. This is not really an issue since the SSD is so light but should someone install all 4 screws the drive would again possibly be flexed or warped due to bracket distortion unless you shim it up on one side. Another modification to what should be a "bolt in, plug and play device" really ??? It's just an adapter bracket. No moving parts and they can't get it right.

Overall Review: Spend the extra money for a Corsair or other similar mount sold by NewEgg then you can install your new drive and mount when you receive it if ordering in the USA. Don't get me wrong either, HK shipping is usually very fast, and it was, it's more the adapter quality and packaging, or lack of, and the quality of the product that warrants 1 EGG. NewEgg always gets 5 Eggs, I just overlooked that it was not a stocking product for NewEgg. Teach me to try and save a buck. Oh well, onward and upward !!! Rant over.

Pros: I'm using a i5 12600K processor but the board will only supply ~ 100W to the processor at 100 percent load. NOT a power supply issue, I'm ~ 250W Platnium Plus 80 PS over what my entire system needs. OC is also not available except for Intel adaptive boost that bumps it up to about 4500 mhz. XPM 1 seems to be stable.

Cons: No Fan Xpert 3.0 or 4.0, fan tuning only available in UEFI. I should have read the specs better but for what I need it works great.

Overall Review: Make sure this will work for you before purchase.

Pros: Easy Install

Cons: Then the headaches. I had three contact folders which got scrambled between contact folders. Everything is there, just don't know what folder it's in ATM. I have Office H&B 2016 backups but yet to try correcting my contacts. I put Office H&B 2016 on my other machine that had H&B 2014 and that migrated my contacts perfectly.

Overall Review: Seem buggy

Pros: It's Crucial, nuff' said.

Cons: It's Crucial, nuff' said. No cons.

Overall Review: Great product, going to get my second PC W11 ready and I just ordered a second one today.

Pros: New build except case, optical drives and PS, checked to make sure it booted to UEFI, shut down, plugged in USB hit power switch and it started to install W10. Not sure why I didn't have to select boot options in UEFI but fine by me. All loaded without a hitch except of the endless list of setup questions and selecting what options, took longer that the build I think. It was a current version of W10, just 3 updates. If this is any indication of what W11 is going to try to control, I'm glad I got W10. Definitely more options wanting to take over than the W10 install 5 years ago.

Cons: All loaded without a hitch except of the endless list of setup questions and selecting what options, took longer that the build I think. It was a current version of W10, just 3 updates. If this is any indication of what W11 is going to try to control, I'm glad I got W10. Definitely more options wanting to take over than the W10 install 5 years ago.

Overall Review: Yeah, I've been using Microsoft OS's since DOS days. My first windows edition was 3.1, always worked fine except installing W7 too soon and had the prereferral nightmare before 3rd party had a chance to catch up.

W10 installed the current Renasis driver but I got better performance and less issues by looking at the included disk, find USB 3.0 > NEC > use Setup file for the NEC chip.

Works great and connectors are centered in PC case slots.

I use it for swapping 2.5" drives in my 3.5" external drive bay and it works perfectly.