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Your cart is empty. The RSHTECH Lay Flat SATA HDD/SSD Enclosure supports the direct insertion of connecting to 3.5" SATA Hard Drives. HDD Dock using the most advanced ASM1153e chipset, which is the best you can get in the market!
Features:
S.M.A.R.T function
Switch Design: Light press to turn on, long press 3 seconds to turn off power supply. Effectively protect the hard disk from damaging.
Hot-swappable: Plug and play, no drivers needed;
The SATA interface of the hard drive enclosure supports UASP accelerated transmission protocol (UASP requires UASP capable host system).
Made of safe and premium ABS plastic makes this enclosure solid and sturdy.
LED light on the top indicates Power and Activity status.
Warm Remind:
If it happens the situation which the hard disk does not allow access，and we are providing the following suggestions:
1. You can use the other computer to see if this will happen
2. If it is used for desktop computers, then the USB3.0 cable must be plugged in the host behind the computer interface.
Package Contents:
1x 2.5/3.5 Inch USB 3.0 to SATA Hard Drive Enclosure(RSH-319)
1x 12V/2A Power Adapter
4x Fixed Hard Drive Screws
1x USB 3.0 Data Cable
1x Instruction Manual
FAQ:
HDD is not recognized by the Computer
-New or old HDD may not be initialized or formatted(if there is data on the hard drive, please backup it in advance)
-There is unallocated space on the hard drive
Note:
- The bottom of the hard disk case is provided with a fixed 3.5 inch hard disk screw hole, and the hard disk is inserted more firmly and is more convenient to carry.
- If you need to install a 2.5" hard drive（the screw holes will not line up on the 2.5" hard drive）, maybe need to use something to fixed it in place. (Such as: tape)
- In order to avoid data loss, please click "Safely Remove Hardware" icon on your PC first then unplug it.
Rocio Jimenez
Reviewed in Mexico on February 27, 2025
Excelente
Dennis B
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025
Works great, love the feature to hold the button for 3 seconds before shut down, it prevents accidentally turning off the drive. The data transfer/ power light is perfect, its not so bright that it lights up the room like another enclosure I had. Very good case, would definitely recommend.
Marco Gutiérrez
Reviewed in Mexico on January 27, 2025
Excelentes condiciones y fácil de instalar, respalda y lee los archivos sin problema,la conexión se da sin problema con la máquina.
Greg
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2024
This case could not be easier to use. Place your HD on the tray, screw it in with the four supplied screws, slip the cover on, plug it in and presto. Time from unboxing to plugging it in was about 2 minutes, max. This is well made with quality plastic and will last at least the life of the hard drive.
Ike Hakim
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2023
Very good external hard drive enclosure, easy to use, fair price, good value.I had a nice internal hard drive that I was never able to use with any of my desktop computers, and needed a good hard drive enclosure to be able to use this device externally.I found this item on Amazon, and it fit perfectly, and works great.Reasonably priced, good value.The only complication was that the drive needed to be partitioned, but the device came with an instruction pamphlet that anticipated that situation, and gave clear steps as to how to resolve it.Good unit, glad I purchased it.
DD
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2022
I bought this item to convert the information of a hard drive of an older computer and to import it to my new PC. Not an overly techie person, but still competent, I found this very easy to use and rather interesting. You pretty much just pop in your SD or HD, plug the device in to the current PC you are using and there you go. I read somewhere these are great to have on hand to access older info and things you don’t want to move or store on a new PC or external HD. This product seems to work well, but its construction and weight of it does seem rather flimsy/light weight. So as far as durability goes only time will tell, but I’m glad I bought it.
Roxas'Yaír Elric
Reviewed in Mexico on September 17, 2022
muy bueno, cumplio su funcion y viene con las herramientas para su uso, el manual/instructivo me sorprendio porque explica muy bien como puedes solucionar problemas comunes a la hora de conectar el Disco Duro a una Windows o una Mac y como formatearlo.
Sol...
Reviewed in Mexico on May 7, 2021
Muy bueno me funciono sin problemas, mi pc lo reconoció inmediatamente.
Benjamin Nelson
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2021
All the connectors feel solid enough that I'm confident it would last a long time, even if it is moved around a lot. The only exception might be the internal SATA connector. It doesn't have much vertical support so it can be moved up and down a bit, but I don't know if it's directly soldered to the circuit board, or if it has a cable. If it does have a cable then the freedom of movement won't affect durability. In fact it may improve durability in some ways if someone got too aggressive inserting or removing a drive.3.5 inch hard drives can be screwed in via the matching screw holes in the bottom of the case. In fact, they even included screws for that purpose. :) You can also plug in a laptop hard drive, or an SSD into the connector, and electrically it will work just fine. However, there's no physical support inside nor does it lay flat on the case bottom, so it will be supported entirely by the SATA connector. This is fine for temporary use, like if your laptop's mainboard or screen burned out and you're trying to rescue the hard drive, but moving the setup while it's connected that way probably isn't good for it. Also, if you're going to be switching drives on a daily basis, a toaster-style docking station or a hot swap bay enclosure will probably last longer. But for my occasional usage as an individual, it will work fine.I can't really comment on electrical reliability since I've only had it a month, but I may update the review at a later date, stating whether it still works or not.Edit to add: I did discover one issue with the device, I could not get it to work through the powered J5 Create USB hub that is on my desk by the monitor: I had to plug the enclosure directly into the computer itself before my computer would see it. I don't know if that's an issue with the enclosure itself, the hub or compatibility between the two. So, if it doesn't seem to work, try it directly on your computer before you return it. I'll check if J5 create has a driver for the hub that improves compatibility. I don't know which product is to blame, so I won't knock a star off. I did look on RSHTECH's website to see if they had a driver that improves compatibility, but they do not.
Customer
Reviewed in Australia on August 24, 2020
Well made item. But the plug supplied isn't suitable for an Australian power outlet without a converter
EPinBC
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2019
I just upgraded an 8 year old Dell Computer that had a pair of mirrored 3.5" 650GB drives. I copied all the data I wanted off the old computer and onto the new computer but, of course, later realized I missed some data. Rather than hooking up the old computer again I removed one of the drives from the old computer and bought one of these enclosures. It went together in a couple of minutes and came right up. Transfer speed is great. I like it so much I decided to buy another for the second drive on the old computer - which I'll reformat and use for backup or portable data.Some comments:1) It took 10 seconds or so for Windows 10 to recognize the unit and establish the drives (the drive had two partitions).2) Once you've "ejected" the drive from Windows you have to hold the power button for 3 or more seconds to power down the unit. I kept thinking the power button was broken. I had to dig the instructions out of the trash.3) The files I were trying to recover were on my Windows desktop on the old computer. When I first brought the drive up on the new computer it showed no files in that directory. I had to tell Windows to "take ownership" of the drive before I could get access. This isn't an issue with the enclosure but a security feature in Windows. Just something to be aware of.4) It works almost like a USB drive except that it has to be plugged in. A USB port can't provide enough power to spin up the drive apparently. Again, not an issue but be aware it is not quite as convenient as, say, a "Passport" drive or USB drive.
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