MAIWO M.2 NVMe to USB Adapter, USB C PCIe NVMe Dock, USB3.2 GEN2x1 10Gbps with UASP Trim, 8TB Capacity, Tool Free Lay-Flat NVMe SSD Enclosure Reader

It works very well, and the copy speed is awesome

I've use this to clone a Crucial P3 1TB from an old Toshiba NVMe and I've recently used it with an WD SN530 1TB on a Surface pro 7+. This adapter is so inexpensive but it works for everything I've needed it for. It's not going to give maximum speed for what some of these chips can do but it gives you more than enough speed and I believe I was getting about 300 MB per second during my heaviest cloning. Which was fine for my application.There's only one small issue I have with it and it has to do with the plastic enclosure. The plastic enclosure has a slot that you have to get your NVE chip through in order to make a connection to the actual port inside. You can see the port through a little window. The problem is this slot is exactly sized to the drive's width so when I placed the heat sink on the drive in order to place it in my Surface pro 7+ the heat sink made the drive slightly too wide and I could no longer insert it in the adapter. I had to use a whole other adapter to test out the final heatsinked drive. That was a minor irritation but could be a big issue if you're using any kind of heat sink. I didn't feel like trying to break the enclosure open or try to file the slot larger.They made it for bare drives only, please consider that when purchasing. I've also use it on devices that are low power and for the most part I didn't have a big problem but I'm unsure with some modern NVMe power requirements if you could use this with a USB-C hub or not. Likely not. Considering how inexpensive it was it was exactly what I needed so I'm thrilled with the purchase and will keep this for future uses. If you're looking for a full-time enclosure get something with the heat sink made of metal. This is for temporary use only but it does the job well and I experienced no disconnects or other oddities with the adapter. I recommend it for cloning and quick data recovery.

It worked fine for cloning my SSD to a larger capacity one. I appreciate this form factor because there's no thermal pad to wear out or tear from swapping SSDs in and out of an enclosure. The drive never felt dangerously hot to the touch during the copy operation.

Works but I have to format the drive first. Then I tried to do drive migration with Samsung magician because I am using both Samsung M2 NVME drives. I can open and use the drive on the USBc but can not do a drive migration using the software because the software does not recognize it.I'm sure if you are just going to use it for storage and transfer it will work but not for what I intended to do when upgrading my smaller SSD to a larger SSD. Will just have to try and find another way.

I got this so I can quickly check out an NVME drive. Much easier than using an enclosure. It supports USBC 10 speeds. It has a small blue light indicating connection.

This docking station works as advertised. Very convenient if you deal with constantly changing NVMe sticks. But I can't get it to actually max out the promised 10 Gbps performance. The fastest stick I have right now is a Crucial P3 500 GB (purchased right here). This stick is advertised as supporting up to 3500 MB/s read but real-world performance in a OWC Envoy TB3 enclosure (capable of up to 2,800m MB/s) was about 1,500/1,300 r/w. However, the very best I was able to measure with this docking station was ~ 850 MB/s. And that just isn't quite good enough considering this is on a built-in TB4 port of a 14" MBP where you'd expect to see the full 10 Gbps of a 3.2 gen 2 10Gbps dock. But unfortunately it only came in at about 85% of that. It was very inexpensive though (got mine for $15 plus tax). Overall I'd say decent, but in the end, you do get what you paid for.

Solve my problem and work flawlessly. Very pleased with this item!

Recognized immediately. This device is quick, easy, and works.