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USB 3.0 to SATA or PATA Hard Drive Adapter
USB 3.0 SATA Adapter
The SS-128ASD USB 3.0 to SATA adapter features a new ultra fast chip and a UL and FCC approved HIGH-Output Power Adapter. This adapter gives you the ability to convert 2.5″/3.5″ Serial ATA HDD Serial ATA Devices into a USB 3.0 interface Fully backward Compatible with USB 2.0.
- Supports SATA (serial ATA) or PATA (Parallel ATA) Hard drives
- UL and FCC approved HIGH-Output Power Adapter.
- Supports SATA or SATA II SATA III Hard Drives from 80GB up to 4,000GB (currently tested only up to 4,000 GB)
- Transfer rate available for 5Gbps. Suitability. 2.5″, 3.5″ ,5.25″ Devices.
Description
The SS-128ASD USB 3.0 to SATA or PATA adapter features a new ultra fast chip (JMS551 and JMD330 IDE and SATA to USB chips.) and a UL and FCC approved HIGH-Output Power Adapter. This USB 3.0 to SATA adapter allows you to convert 2.5″/3.5″ Serial ATA, HDD, and other Serial ATA Devices into USB 3.0 interface Fully backward Compatible with USB 2.0. The maximum transfer speed that it will reach is 5Gbps.
The SS-128ASD USB 3.0 to SATA or PATA adapter supports the following hard drive types:
- IDE Hard Drives from 20GB up to 4000GB (4TB)
- SATA or SATA II SATA III Hard Drives from 80GB up to 4,000GB (currently tested only up to 4,000 GB)
- IDE/PATA or SATA I II or III Drives SSD or Magnetic Storage
- One USB 3.0 to IDE+SATA Cable Adapter for 40pin IDE Drives &44 Pin IDE Drives and 22 Pin SATA Power + Signal Connector.
Additional Features:
- USB 3.0 To IDE/ Serial ATA Multifunctional External Cable . Interface. Serial ATA ; IDE ; USB 3.0. Data Transfer Rate.
- Transfer rate available for 5Gbps. Suitability. 2.5″, 3.5″ ,5.25″ Devices.
- Plug-play and Hot-plug
- Power/Adapter (AC 100~240V, 50~60Hz ; DC 12V 4Amp)
- Power adapter for 3.5″/ Bus-Power for 2.5″ HDD
OS Support:
- Supports Windows 7, 8, & Windows 10
- Linux and Mac OS.X
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J.W. Green “reddoberman” –
Works as described. (Win 8.1, 64-bit, retrieved data from some laptop drives and a SATA desktop drive)
Jane E. –
As a previous reviewer mentioned, this adapter will not plug into 3.5″ IDE drives with the power and IDE ports situated next to each other. This affects 5% of hard drives and 100% of CD (IDE) drives that I’ve seen. If you’re looking to transfer data from/to an IDE hard drive, you probably won’t run into this problem. However, if you’re looking to use this adapter with a CD drive, definitely check for the positioning of the power and IDE ports before purchasing.
To me this is a design problem that should never have passed QC–hence the low rating.
R. A. Schultz “BUP/OGO Woodworking” –
Pros: (Easily stated…)
1. Well built (for a plastic unit). Not fragile; actually pretty solid.
2. The in-cable on/off switch previously criticized is now on the disk interface. Again solid.
3. IDE disks previously formatted for the Mac OS appeared seemlessly on the Mac Desktop. (10.9.3)
4. IDE disks previously formatted for NTFS appear seamlessly on the Mac or Win7 Desktop/Computer window.
5. The on/off switch on the disk interface allows “Quasi” hot-swapping of drives.
(Drag the disk to the trash though before you turn the switch to off.)
Cons: (Searched for these…)
1. IDE disks previously formatted for the Mac OS are not readable in Win7.
(The disk is present in Computer Management but requires an NTFS/FAT format before useable.)
2. The disks – outside of an enclosure that usually have fans blowing on the disks – get quite warm.
(I wouldn’t use the ‘CoolGear’ adapter as a full-time replacement for an external drive.)
3. No storage or carry case is included/offered.
It’s worth the extra $$$
Garfield Fredo –
Used a older version of this tool before SATA was around. Now it was time to update. My friend’s laptop hard drive was beginning to fail and this tool with the SATA port won the day..
I have used this tool several times myself. What a life saver
Jose Concepcion –
I was able to access my IDE hard drive with this thing. The only part I had a tough time with was accessing my files. I had to make the IDE Hard Drive recognize my new computer as the owner via the security section when you click on properties. I also had to make all the files share-able. But other than that, this device works like a piece of cake as long as you know what you’re doing.