does this work with 50mm micro ssd adapters?
1575137
I was very displeased with this product as the form factor on the adapter never fit correctly. Consequently, I ended up never using it.
1981598
Yes. Second one must be mounted from the sides , first also has holes for bottom mounting, which don't work for a Crucial M500. I have no idea what model SSD they line up to.
430548
Yes. It works with any SSD. The faster the SSD the better. Get at least 250 GB since its architecture is faster than the 120 GB.Good luck.
1307824
It should. My 750gb evo worked. But, be warned that you wont get near sata 3 speed from this enclosure via usb 3. Look at the Minipro usb 3 enclosure instead, it will give you faster performance for a ssd.
401439
I'm very sure it will work with SSDs but you probably won't get the performance you expect. It would be more economical to get much cheaper HDDs.
1755137
It should work....depends somewhat on what your motherboard setup is like. The SSD is 2.5" so if it going in a laptop should most likely slip right in. If its going in a desktop, will probably need an adapter to get it properly attached. Depending on the speed of your SATA on the motherboard you might not get the full speed benefit from this drive......but no doubt it will be a lot faster than a mechanical drive. Need to be sure your board is SATA so power and data fittings are same compatible between the board and drive
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any SSD with 7mm height. Standard SSD are 9.5mm and they wouldn't fit in there. Just for example, this VERY EXPENSIVE one will work: http://www.samsung.com/us/computer/memory-storage/MZ-7PC512N/AM
1262249
Yes, This adapter will work with 2.5" HDD's, 3.5" HDD's, and SSD's. Any SATA drive that has a 15 pin and 7 pin SATA male plugs (every SATA II and SATA III drive that I know of). If you are using Windows OS, the drive will be recognized as a Seagate GoFlex drive as comes up in Windows Explorer. I have no experience how this works with either Linux or Apple OS's.
1572229
Yes sir, it does. Actually I am using it with a 256GB KINGSTON SSD drive. I have not had any problem until now.
2098024
I have no idea. It probably is since it's the same brand. I tried it on a SSD but it didn't work...
2160803
Never tried. I am not sure. I am just using it with a regular Sumsung 2.5" SSD.
1096639
Yes, but I wouldn't recommend it. I bought one for my NUC, but it would drop out randomly and the BIOS could not detect it. Go with the Intel mSATA SSD's. I bought one after returning this, and have had 0 issues with it!!
121728
It should, I've only used it with a crucial mSATA drive but it has standard screw mounts for them. Just be aware that this converts to the rarely used 1.8" form factor.
1205848
Yes this is the adaptor that is needed to make the SATA drive fit the connectors
1650963
No, no adapter included. Kingston makes a nice adapter - has many many screw holes so you have a number of options how to seat it. I've bought probably five of them. Check here: http://www.amazon.com/Brackets-Screws-must-Order-kingston/dp/B002HJFSKO/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1334370938&sr=8-6 - ignore the note in the title that says "must order with Kingston SSD"
783504
Yes. It does work with a solid state hybrid drive. It even works with a SSD.
1485112
I'm sorry. I'm not all that up to date with SSD's. I'm not sure if it will work.