DockCaseVisual Smart M.2 NVMe SSD Enclosure,Support 10s PLP Prevents Write Data Loss,USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C (10 Gbps),fits NVMe PCIe Size 2230/2242/2260/2280,Support M-Key B+M Key UASP

I bought this because I ended up with a spare 1TB NVME and my laptop storage (system drive at 1TB and data drive of 2TB) was getting filled up. I figured I would throw some of my Steam games on the dockcase NVME and could run them from either my laptop or my desktop. Works just fine for this. I haven't tried any really extensive open-world type games, but it has worked well for the games I have put on it and haven't noticed any issues as far as load times and such. It's not going to be as fast as an NVME plugged directly into your motherboard obviously, but I am happy enough with the speeds I am getting. Display is nice and even under heavy load when I was downloading a large amount of data the temps stayed reasonable.May be excessive for what I am using it for, but filled a need and overall I was happy with the purchase.

The screen of the product supports various information displays, such as temperature and SSD health status as well as partitions, which allows me to detect the hard drive more intuitively. However, the most interesting feature is that the product comes with a system that supports custom functions.Another product feature is the built-in capacitor, which can provide a 5-second power failure protection time for emergency data backup in case of power failure, which will avoid data loss and hard drive damage. 5 seconds doesn't seem like a long time, but it usually helps avoid most problems. If longer protection is required, DOCKCASE sells the same product that supports 10s power failure protection.The writing speed is really good, and it can keep up with the fastest hard drives on the market, as long as your device has a USB-C port (the power should preferably support more than 15W). It also supports devices with USB-A ports, but it is best to use low-power hard drives, because the maximum power supply capacity of the USB-A port is 7.5W, and high-power hard drives are best connected to USB-C ports.The perfect thermal insulation design can keep the product working at a low temperature. It's one of the best enclosures I've tried recently, and the quality and technology are excellent.

The DockCase NVME caddy is a fantastic product overall. It’s well-built, sleek, and provides excellent protection for my SSD. The design is premium, and it functions as expected. However, the included USB-C cable is unreliable—I experienced connection issues and had to use my own cable to get a stable connection.If DockCase improves the cable quality in future versions, this would be a near-perfect product. As it stands, I still highly recommend the caddy, just be prepared to swap out the cable for a better one.

I rarely call things perfect, but for what it is, it's well-executed. The description is accurate, thankfully. As far as USB SSD enclosures go, this does that job. I fit mine with a 500GB NVMe I had available (the case uses a screw to secure it, as well as a screw to hold the m.2 in place, and it comes with a tiny screwdriver.The device also comes with a short USB cable that is rated as 10Gbps.The display is the real differentiating property here: it shows the current powersafe status (it has a capacitor that charges up that provides the 5s write-safe protection), then it shows information about the drive installed-- it shows the size, the interface + generation and underneath that the exact make-and-model of the SSD (very handy if you have a workbench with a lot of them floating around), then it shows the estimated lifespan of the SSD remaining, as well as the hours powered on, and finally, the current read and write speed, and finally, the USB speed-- what standard and speed. I originally tried this with another generic USB-C cable and was disappointed by the poor performance, but when I used the included cable, which (as I said) shows that it is rated for 10Gbps, the connection then maxed out to expected speeds. I'm sure this would work at a longer distance with a higher-quality cable.