1.4-Port USB Hub $18.99
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B07FL5HTD6?ref=myi_title_dp
2.Wireless USB WiFi Adapter,WiFi Dongle Dual Band WiFi Adapter Max Speed to 600Mb $9.99
1.4-Port USB Hub $18.99
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B07FL5HTD6?ref=myi_title_dp
2.Wireless USB WiFi Adapter,WiFi Dongle Dual Band WiFi Adapter Max Speed to 600Mb $9.99
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what is this?
Put m.2 SSD inside the box, plug box into USB C port, and away you go. Megafast transfer speeds.
so we can use an internal m.2 ssd externally, without not having to install in the laptop?
ya mun
To be specific, this is not only a usb-c port, also supports tb3 port. That means it can support the transfer rate goes up to 40Gbps, compare with usb-c max at 10Gbps.
I just read the description, it mentioned it does NOT support usb c port. A bit strange that didn’t support downspeed the pipeline. That’s what it said though and not worth to risk it. For usb c port ssd enclosure with same brand. This is the link.
WAVLINK USB C to M.2 NVMe SSD Tool-Free HDD Enclosure with Heat Sink, USB 3.1 Gen 2 10Gbps to NVMe PCI-E M-Key External SSD Hard Disk Enclosure Case for 2230/2242/ 2260/2280 https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B08543LQFG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i…
Any chance for a discount on USB-C hub with HDMI output OP ?
How much for an enclosure? $12? Or $121.
I'll take it for $12.
Damn enclosure cost as much as the ssd it's suppose to hold. Surely it don't cost that much to manufacture them enclosure compared to the ssd.
When I was looking for it in the past, the main problem is the heat in such a tiny enclosure. I've given up since then… TB3 NVME won't be viable at a cheap price point for awhile.
In this listing:
In one of the enclosures I found, I recall there being thermal paste included in the package…
TB3 peripherals are expensive.
What chipset in the wifi adapter?
Meh, seems a pricey NVME external enclosure.
If I had a top shelf NVME drive, I would upgrade the one inside my computer and the cheap OEM drive probably would be fine with a normal priced enclosure.
It's a great way to upgrade a fusion drive based iMac, use this as the boot drive and it works a treat, and no need to go through the pain of opening up the iMac.
Sadly cannot get my TB3 enabled Mac to boot from this drive. I can also confirm it is indeed compatible with USB 3.
Is it just because of this enclosure or because of your very Mac being unable to boot from TB3 device?
picked one up, not a bad price. also not many TB3 enclosures around.
that's fast…