ICY DOCK Dual 2.5” SSD Dock Trayless Hot-Swap SATA / SAS Mobile Rack for Ext 3.5” Bay | flexiDOCK MB522SP-B
Key features
- •Supports docking up to 2 x 2.5 inch SAS / SATA HDD / SSD with hot-swap function (5mm - 9.5mm)
- •Fits any external 3.5" drive bay or floppy bay
- •Full metal chassis with partial ABS-plastic for full protection
- •Completely tray-less design and accepts bare drives without trays or holders
- •Drive door-less design for quick hot-swapping
ICY DOCK Dual 2.5” SSD Dock Trayless Hot-Swap SATA / SAS Mobile Rack for Ext 3.5” Bay | flexiDOCK MB522SP-B
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Customer Reviews
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Pretty good.
David Bugnon✓ Verified Purchase•February 26, 2018
They work and look good but you really have to have some strong finger muscles to eject the drives. Make sure you secure them with screws in your case (some cases have screwless options) or they will push in when you eject the hard drive. I may look for a model with easier drive ejection if these ever go bad.
it is just like you have two separate computers
AvgBuyer✓ Verified Purchase•January 26, 2018
this is what I am looking for. I use one drive for online banking and one for just for game or internet download try out software. it is just like you have two separate computers.
Love it. The Icy DOCK Quad Bay is pricier ...
Kevin✓ Verified Purchase•January 15, 2018
Love it. The Icy DOCK Quad Bay is pricier then the models that use the tray design but I think one saves their money in time saved many times over. It allows for popping SSD's in and out as easy as old floppy drive bays were to use.
Works really well!
JimS✓ Verified Purchase•January 8, 2018
Works very well. The drives fit snugly in, and the eject buttons require a little pressure, so everything is securely in place. The way my Antec case is designed, there's a door that can be closed to shut off the view to the drives, and the eject buttons don't stick too far out to impede them. Additionally the dual bay this replaced required two power cables to be connected to it, one for each drive. This one only requires one power connection, which also helps with cable management. For me, the the biggest advantage of all, when comparing it to the previous dual SSD bay, is that I no longer worry about power problems to the second SSD that might lead to losing my system and programs. No power issues with this one. Very pleased! Thanks.
It's alright
Edgar Z✓ Verified Purchase•December 16, 2017
The build quality and everything else is pretty much fine the only issue that I have it's pretty stiff when you first and put a drive you would have to put it in push it out several times until it's much smoother it's one of the main things but the most important thing is if it's not an SSD like a laptop drive the board that's underneath that drive will get scratched if you're a constant putting it in and then taking it out it would have been better if it had a plastic enclosure where the drive slits in but for now it's pretty good it stays in it's just a bit hard.
but overall pretty good :)
but overall pretty good :)
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