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StarTech Adapter USB 3.0 to 2.5" SATA III (50 cm, SATA III)
EUR11,63 per piece for 2 units

StarTech Adapter USB 3.0 to 2.5" SATA III

50 cm, SATA III

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JoschkaH

4 years ago

Does anyone have experience with operating on a console and simultaneous WiFi connection? With my current adapter, the download rate drops dramatically. Apparently, the USB 3 cable must be specially protected from radiation because it generates similar frequencies to WiFi; if you don't believe it, try Google.

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Alexander Grand

4 years ago • purchased this product

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Not on the console, but I am almost certain that this would be too slow. I noticed that this adapter is not designed for high data rates. Per USB 3 with approx. 10MB/s, that's all I achieved. Because of the integrated USB power supply, it probably only runs on USB 2. The adapters with a separate power supply are better.
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Kengeler

4 years ago

I need to get the data of the ASUS F200M (rest in peace!)... the HD is of the model "wd5000lpvx-80v0tt0v". Is a cable like this enough, or is a "box" necessary? If only cable, how does the HD get "power"?

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XquisitX

4 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
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A connected hard disk (preferably an SSD or a 2.5" HDD) is supplied with power via the USB port, as these are relatively energy-saving (smartphones, etc. can also be charged via USB ports of the PC/laptop).
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markushelb

5 years ago

Hello my old PC has "glupft" nevertheless I would like to be able to use the data on the hard disk as an external drive. it is a SEGATE / DESKTOP HDD 1 TB, SATA AF with this cable the drive shows : empty is there another connection possibility to use this hard drive? thank you for your answers/inputs

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felixspeiser

5 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
Try using the connection cable of the following ICY Box: https://www.brack.ch/icy-box-ex... available at Brack for CHF 26.50 - Regards Felix Speiser
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gineika

6 years ago

Hello All, Can I use this cable plus a data migration software to pas all data +OS to a new SSD? or have you a set cable+SSD+Software Regards

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Anonymous

6 years ago • purchased this product

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So... a data migration on the part of MacOS is generally always possible! Much more important is what you connect... since you only have a USB 3 port, SSDs are usually uncomplicated since they don't need any additional power... If you have older hard drives, use an adapter with an external power supply.
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dr.sebestyen

6 years ago

This adapter also works with an SSD? I have removed my SSD from the desktop and now I want to read the data from it because my Acer Aspire has become very unstable. I discovered that the processor gets too warm, then the system crashes quite often. The SSD was the boot SSD with Linux Ubuntu on it. My laptop also runs Ubuntu. I hope I can read out the data if I change the boot_order in my laptop in the bios to this UBS SSD. Is my reasoning correct?

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Brimstone

6 years ago

That should work in principle. PS: Can't you just read out the SSD in the operating system when it is connected?

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