TECKNET Rechargeable Wireless Keyboard, 2.4GHz USB Bluetooth Keyboard

Great little caddy. Bought a 1tb hard drive for a PS3 awhile ago but never used it so decided this would be a better way to get more storage for my Xbox One. Hard drive connects to the end and the case slides on firmly and there is a spongy material on the top of the case so there is no chance of it sliding off accidentally and actually takes some force to remove. Unlike some cheaper caddy's I've used, this one connected straight away with the 1tb 2.5" drive and formatted quickly to work with the Xbox One. Also has a really small footprint, which means its easy to put out of sight (there's a small gap below my Xbox as it's suspended on some books and it fits snugly under there). The USB3 cable is included.Occasionally my Xbox doesn't read it on startup and I have to unplug/replug it but that may be an Xbox issue rather than specific to this caddy. Documentation is thin on the ground but what do you expect for a product like this?Support also contacted me with warranty information which was a nice touch - most companies don't include the documentation and emailing customers is unheard of to me!Overall good quality and a great product. For £10 you'd be hard pressed to do much better if you're looking for a 2.5" hard drive enclosure!

The saying "You get what you pay for" normally applies in Tech, but so far I haven't found any drawbacks to this product. The enclosure came in a small amazon packet and was easy to open, the drive was easily fitted and required no tools, it simply slots into place - A 6 year old could manage this. The drive uses the latest USB 3.0 Micro USB plug which plugs into the enclosure, and a USB 3.0 USB for the PC. This is backwards compatible with older machines with USB 2.0 ports and worked fine with my laptop, but obviously it is going to be slower.The drive is lightning fast, I am using an old laptop 500GB Western Digital drive in it. I have submitted a Disk Speed test into the product images (I'm not sure how long this takes to show up or if it will be approved) over USB 3.0 for those curious.The drive looks professional, my only complaint is that it is made from a rough plastic that shows up greasy prints very easily (Although hardly a legitimate complaint).Would highly recommend.

I purchased this enclosure to house the otherwise redundant hard drive that I removed from my MacBook after installing a SSD to make my computer faster. I wanted to use the old hard drive as an external disk, and this allowed me to do this cheaply. The hard drive was easy to insert into the enclosure (it took a matter of seconds) and worked instantly. It also has an LED status light to show you when the hard drive is connected and 'busy'. All in all a good product for the price, which works well for its function, even if it's not the most beautiful thing ever designed.

This was the first USB 3.0 external enclosure that I bought. Since then I have bought another USB 3.0 external enclosure that was about £4 cheaper, as believed it to be a bargain. After putting both enclosures to a comparative test, found this TeckNet enclosure, to be more than twice as fast when transferring a 7GB photo folder to the same enclosed SSD. I repeated this test, this time with an HDD, and again the above TeckNet enclosure was more than twice as fast. (In the test I used the cable that came with the respective enclosure, and for consistency, used the same USB 3.0 port on the computer.) Both external drive enclosures, have the same spec (External USB 3.0 Super Speed [5GBit/s] / Drive enclosure / Case 2,5" (6,4 cm) / SDD + HDD).Since doing this test, I have sent my bargain back and ordered a second one of these.The other good features are, no screws (or screwdrivers) needed.. it is easily to fit the HDD or SSD, as it effortlessly fits into the SATA connector (no excessive force is needed, unlike some enclosures I've had in the past) . But you do need to learn, the best way for you, to open the enclosure to put the drive in. There are small retainer tabs, inside and centre, at the top end of the sliding lid. So with light downward pressure to release the tabs, you then need to slide the lid open. It took a fews attempts to do these two movements in one operation. But once you get it, it's easier the second time and becomes easy there after.This enclosure is made of a hard plastic. I don't no what kind or how strong this plastic is, so I have no idea on how well it could withstand being dropped or having something fall on it.For the price this is a great product.

Looks good and was easy to install hard drive, seems to be well made and worth the money.