Will a 12.5mm drive fit in this caddy? Looking at getting a seagate constellation 1 TB
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I've used it with a 840 EVO-Series 500GB SSD and a Crucial MX100 512GB SSD, both 7 mm thick. I did have a 2.5 inch Toshiba HDD in one, but I'm pretty sure that was about 9mm.
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According to the description, it says "Works with 2.5" SATA hard drives (up to 12.7mm in height)".
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I used caddy for 2.5" SSD. Sorry I do not know about about other configurations.
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It's perfect, i remove the CD drive and completely replace for the SSD Caddy Drive It's working very good
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You have a good eye. The drive is square in shape 5.5 x 0.5 x 5.5 in. Give or take a a bit on the depth. I don't really move it around much so I haven't considered a case, but I hope the measurements help.
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I'm not sure the size of the thinkpad caddy. But, it is a standard 2.5" laptop/notebook hard drive.
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Assuming you mean "capacity" and not "physical size", I don't think so. I picked this up from the store, and returned it the next day after it failed to work with a 3TB WD Caviar Green drive, though it worked fine with a 1TB version of the same drive. I never did any additional research, so I don't know for sure, but it's probably limited to 2TB hdds, like most of the older external enclosures I've come across.
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It fits...but barely. I would recommend buying a slightly bigger case for this drive.
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I have used Seagate and Western Digital 3.5" SATA Hard Drives in this enclosure. It should not matter what make drive it is, so long as your OS supports the size you plan to install (i.e. 2TB or 3TB)
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Yes, I believe so. Although I do not have a ruler handy, I'd the drive you haw is bigger than regular you can just fit it on the bottom slot. There is nothing separating top and bottom, so it'll just stick upwards a bit into slot 2 (2 being top, 1 being below) I'm not sure if you'll be able to fit 2 though...
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Hi Adrian, Since this is eSata and USB 3.0 it shouldn't have any size limitations other than it has to be a 2.5 inch notebook hard drive. I currently have a 7mm tall SSD in one and it looks like there is still some space for 9mm HD. Don't think it has room for a 12mm HD. Hope this helps.
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I have a Western Digital "2.5-inch" drive installed in this enclosure. The model is: WD7500BPKT. This drive measures 2.75" x 3.75" and it looks like it fits securely. It doesn't look like your drive will fit if it is 3" in width.
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no problem, it can fit 2.5" 500GB Hard Drive. you find the suitable product, hope you enjoy it.thanks.
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Sorry, no, I don't know since I don't have that drive. You might check Case Logic's website (if not Amazon, who should post dimensions) to get exact dimensions and then measure your Seagate drive. That's what I usually do before buying any case.
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Likely not the caddy (which basically to secure the drive in place). Possibilities: loose connection(s) such as drive not firmly inserted to the inner mini sata connector, etc.
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My drive (Hitachi HDD) was 70mm (2.75") and fits snuggly in the caddy; the caddy came with small screws which retain the drive through holes located in a place which appeared standard to receive the SATA drive.
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Not 100% sure but I can only get my 1TB inside the case so anything slightly larger would be no.
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You won't be fitting a 12.5mm drive in anything that wasn't specifically made for it. This case is not designed for anything but 9.5mm ones.
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The Seagate Backup Plus should fit this case. I just measured mine and the inside dimensions of the case are 5 inches long and 3.25 inches wide. The online specs for the Seagate drive say that it is 4.9 inches by 3.2 inches. It ought to fit just fine but there won't be much (any) space left over. The thickness won't be a problem. Update: I need to revise what I said. I realized that the rounded corners make the useable space smaller and the actual dimensions of a drive can't exceed 3 inches by 5 inches. There's a good chance the Seagate drive will be just a tad too wide for this case.
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I took a 15 mm drive out of a Seagate 1 Tb external drive and put it in this housing. You should be good.