CorsairDual SSD Mounting Bracket (3.5” Internal Drive Bay to 2.5", Easy Installation) Black

Fit in the 3.5 in spot in my NZXT H7 Flow (2024) without any issues. Good quality, comes with installation screws as well.

Solid and usable

I was shopping around for Corsair mounting brackets because I wanted to swap out some old HDD hard drives for faster SSD drives. Although the bracket I bought from Corsair wasn't awful, it didn't quite fit in the sled the way I wanted it too.I have a Coolermaster Overseer case. The reason I bought this case was because I wanted it to be large enough to support bigger graphics cards and power supplies while also having room for water cooling. The Coolermaster Overseer PC case has plastic drive sleds where you can mount traditional HD's into the sled and simply slide them into your PC, quick and easy.When switching to SSD I found that these sleds were too large and none of the pins on the SSD matched up with the sled. I went shopping around for 2.5 to 3.5 brackets and didn't find anything I liked from the current marketplace. I knew this had to fit in a sled and having some cheap plastic "thermal cooling" vents for the bracket didn't make sense.I purchased this mounting bracket thinking that it was designed for adding the original corsair mounting bracket I purchased. I was wrong.Instead, this bracket is completely stand alone and supports two SSDs. I assumed that because my original corsair plate didn't fit, this bracket would be the same. Thankfully it is not! The corsair dual mounting bracket seems to be a much better product that has its own screws for mounting the SSDs.Therefore, I didn't need my old corsair bracket because this one did everything by itself. I was able to mount a WD SSD and a Samsung EVO SSD while still having enough room to connect the SATA cables. (However, I do want to note that I did need to buy power extenders and sata cable extenders because the design of my case makes it difficult to connect shorter cables.)So now I ended up with 2 spare corsair mounting plates, two for the price of one. This is a great product for cases that use 3.5 sleds. I highly recommend this one over the single drive corsair bracket. Also, these materials are made of metal and not cheap plastic.

I would have liked to have the option to put the SSD further back to make it easier to put the cover back on (The power and SATA connections are a little bulky) but I'm in the process of consolidating and tying up the cables. When I'm done, all will be well (the job is well overdue). The mounting bracket allows for greater drive density which gives me room for 6 SSDs if need be (there are six SATA connections on the MSI motherboard). Power connectors can be split and converted to SSD power connectors. A mirrored drive might be a good option here for the more important data. SSDs generate very little heat compared to physical drives.I have removed all mechanical drives because there is another slot for a drive on the top of the case which I really like because the drives just plug in and are connected internally - very handy, especially for backups and heat reduction inside the case. Easy to add and remove SATA drives of any kind.I did order another mounting bracket so that I have plenty of room for more SSDs. There are 5 drive slots in this case, 6 if you remove the CD/DVD drive. I have a 500 GB SSD for OS 10/11 and a 1 TB SSD for data, like photos from the hi-res iPhone cameras in the 15 Pro and music files. The bracket is metal rather than the plastic bracket that came with the case. I've had the case for over 10 years. Easy to change the motherboard and processor when the time comes. Easy to manage many SSD drives, especially with this double mounting bracket which is reasonably priced.I also have a 128 GB SSD for storing documents and smaller file types. I like to remove what data I can from the OS drive so it doesn't keep growing in size over time (Documents, pictures, music etc). SSDs have come down in price quite significantly and make it feasible to go completely SSD (have a backup schedule), which eliminates the need for heat-generating and bulky mechanical drives that can always be connected to the connection on top of the cabinet where heat is not an issue. I have a 1TB backup mechanical drive up there. The cabinet can accommodate four large fans which cools the processor down nicely without going to water cooling (6-core AMD). The cabinet is quite large and roomy inside and replacing drives is a breeze.

Worked as promised. HP gaming computer has a short dual drive power cord and this tray allowed for stacking the 2.5” drives so I could get power to both drives.