Pros: Perfect for me. The thing was up and running almost before I had it out of the box. Using Windows 10. Perfectly reads the drive I removed from the laptop I ran over!

Cons: Turns out I could have used a slightly longer IO cable, but no eggs off; that's my problem, not Vantec's.

Overall Review: Highly recommended,

Pros: Transfer rates are right in line with other 3.0 externals drive I own.

Cons: The door is a bit on the flimsy side.

Overall Review: Just went through 10 plus old drives I had lying around to prep for disposal. Time will tell how well the connector stands up to usage. Otherwise this is got the job done, I have not been able to identify any serious shortcoming and I have no regrets. While I only gave it a 4 star due to materials used, its a very good unit for the price point.

Pros: Minimalist satin black design matches all my stuff, hard drive is exposed to air which is good since I'm using it for big transfers that take long and heat the drive up

Overall Review: I bought a cheap used 2 TB drive to keep my mirror backups on. With this I can easily take that drive offline and keep it somewhere safe. Normally I hate getting cables with things because I already have so many, but this is my first and probably only USB 3 device so it was nice to have that included. I would have preferred a 5.25" hot swap bay but that wouldn't work with my case, next time around though I'll be sure to get a case with several 5.25" spaces.

Pros: Functions exactly as advertised.

Cons: Isn't better than advertised or expected? Nah, that's just a normal thing.

Pros: -Compact -2.5" & 3.5" Drives in one dock (Just not at the same time, obviously) -Very sturdy USB cable & connectors -Runs on external Power

Cons: -Power Cable is very short (about 2 ft.) and isn't nearly as well made as the USB 3.0 Cable

Overall Review: The dock worked fine for my purpose of just copying some data off some old drives before I scrapped them, I haven't evaluated cloning performance or anything fancy. However, for just copying some old files off 5400 RPM SATA 2.0 WD Green drives from 2010-ish it worked fine. I got read speed of 35-45 MB/s (Remember I used old (and probably dying drives), you can likely get much, much better performance with newer non-dying drives) with no copying errors. Detection and mounting were fast and without issue. I didn't pay close attention to the exact copy time, but I think it took about 6 hours overall to copy about 850 GB worth of small files such as documents and photos. This is the first Externally-Powered Dock I've ever had (I've used poor-quality 2.5" USB-Powered Docks before) and this was a far more painless, not to mention fast experience. I highly recommend this product! :D

Pros: It is one of those products that does what it is supposed to do, and does it well. I wish everything was this reliable.

Cons: It does not make panini's.

Pros: I tested the same drive on both the dock (attached to USB 3.0) and internal SATA. The transfer speed was nearly the same. This unit also has a power on/off button so it's easy to hot swap drives just by turning the power off and on.

Cons: Plastic case does not feel very sturdy. Would prefer it to have a dust cover over the exposed drive slot. It's bulky - you'll want not to move it too often. USB 3.0 cable is too short; it won't sit on my desk and reach to my desktop on the floor. No instructions or drivers included, but you probably don't need them anyway.

Overall Review: I bought this on sale, but for $25, it's a good value. Somehow I have more CONS than PROS LoL.

Pros: Good reviews, but I got suckered.

Cons: Light is hard to see located at the bottom of the unit. I sent this in for a new one, which they sent, but this one too is hit or miss (usually miss) reinserting the hard drive into the enclosure and having the computer recognize it. I'm going back to the Orico. Also, the USB cable is very short. I also have an old USB 2.0 enclosure that works every time but is relatively slow.

Overall Review: I had the cheap ORICO for 3 years of perfect working condition.