DMLIANKE M.2 NVME SSD Enclosure M.2 to USB 3.1 Gen 2 M.2 2280 NVME Case for NVME SSD(Grey)

Pros: rugged, seems durable. Easy to use. It comes with a plastic or rubber type heat sink however the instructions did not say anything about it. It should be placed on the back side of the drive so heat from the drive can be conducted away to the case. Comes with both USB-C and regular USB cables so it will work with just about any computer.

This is a fine product. I used it to test SSD cards. It was hard to find a M.2 NVME enclosure. Most of the external boxes are for the older SSD cards. The M.2 NVME cards have a different connector with the slot in a different place.It worked great and was easily taken apart and put back together.

This enclosure came exactly when it was promised. I looked at the instruction sheet, inserted my SSD, put the end caps on, plugged it into my USB port, and it just worked. My system found the brand-new SSD quickly, but it took a while to find the old SSD. Eventually, though, it discovered the drive.

I’m trusting this with my 970 evo, and so far I’m not disappointed.It’s a fairly tough case, but it’s small enough that the size is helping the rigidity.It definitely helps disperse the heat off the SSD (you can keep your coffee warm on this thing), but I do fear that this is also turning the enclosure into an oven. Not sure that there IS a fix for this problem, so I just leave the ends off, and tilt it up; that way convection can help in cooling.If it was a permanent enclosure, I’d have second thoughts for an expensive NVMe, but it does what it needs to do for me for now.

I have been using M.2 SSD enclosure from DMLIANKE for a while and have not had any issues so far. Decided to give a try to the NVME enclosure since I needed Samsung 970 Evo anyway. Got around 1-1.1 GB of reads and writes in CrystalDiskMark for sequential read when testing on Thunderbolt port (late 2018 HP Spectre x360 13.3" (first gemcut model)). While the enclosure is not pushing NVME drive to its maximum, it's decent enough for the portable solution. Build quality is decent and I absolutely love the shape of the enclosure. It's pretty much the same as the M.2 SSD enclosure, just with different PCB. I would like to note that it is also one of the thinnest ones since many others that I've tried compromise on thickness for the length or both. The only annoyance was the mistype on the instruction or instuction. While it did not affect the product impression for me, it can possibly affect the overall business image for the company since some people are really neat picky.