ORICO 2.5 SSD SATA to 3.5 Hard Drive Adapter Internal Drive Bay Converter Mounting Bracket Caddy Tray for 7 / 9.5 / 12.5mm 2.5 inch HDD / SSD with SATA III Interface(1125SS)

The ORICO 2.5" SSD to 3.5" Drive Bay Adapter is a simple, sturdy, and affordable way to mount an SSD in a desktop PC. Installation is quick, the screw holes line up perfectly, and the SATA ports end up right where a 3.5" drive’s would be—no cable hassles. It holds the drive securely and doesn’t affect performance. Overall, a reliable, no-nonsense bracket that does its job well. Highly recommended for easy SSD upgrades.

It doesn't get any easier than this- on inspection, it's well made and very sturdy. I put the SSD into the adapter, it fit perfectly and very snug. I attached it to the inside of my PC, hooked it up and it works perfectly. Note it has several ways you can mount it, either into a hard drive slot or caddy, or as I did, find a place and bolt it to the casing. It seems like it won't have any heating issues, but in my PC, there's a fan blowing across it. This is an easy way at a great price to convert your older hard drives to SSDs and still have them fit properly into your machine.

Very easy to install in the tray, and it includes all the screws needed to install the SSD. Made of durable metal and good wiring. Gives me the speed and silence I'm looking for with an SSD upgrade in my classic Dell tower.

I got this for my PS2 to slide into the network adapter for free mcboot. I didn’t use any screws, I just slid my HDD into the case, then plugged it into the ps2 network adapter. Compatibility is great :) 3.5 inch hdds aren’t super common anymore, being able to convert a 2.5 inch to a 3.5 inch for cheap is very handy. It’s made very well. The plastic is thick, I feel like it could survive several drops. The PS2 doesn’t have great read/write speeds via usb, so having an HDD helps. The speeds are fine, I can load backups of my games fine and cut scenes aren’t choppy. This is a great price if you need to make a 2.5 inch HDD to a 3.5 inch.

A small design fix would make this perfect. A spring-loaded plate should push the SSD towards the connector, making the assembly screw-less, fast and easy. Luckily, screws are provided, so the assembly was quick and easy. The box fit perfectly into the bay and the SSD seems happy in its new home. The casing is made of Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS), which is a thermal insulator and has extremely low heat‑transfer capability. It has 1000x worse thermal conductivity than aluminum. So, your SSD is in a oven. Keep that in mind and make sure you provide some sort of heat dissipation!

Fit to purpose as described.

solid quality, simple to install drive on carrier.

Read the product description CAREFULLY. It IS ABS plastic. Thus, what looks like a heat sink it is not.