The thickness of 0.6" is measure from INSIDE or OUTSIDE? My 2.5" 1TB HDD is about 0.6" thick. Can I use this enclosure ?
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Not sure, I actually used this for a friend and no longer have this item. I will say that I've used this item several times with a couple different manufacturers (WD, Seagate, etc.) and have not had an issue with any of the HDD not fitting. Hope this helps.
2090434
It is the standard 2.5" hard drive. the "2.5 inches" refers to the diameter of the platters inside the drive, not the external dimension.
1133011
The size matches, and a 1" thick drive fits, too. The enclosure accepts SATA drives only, not IDE drives. Please verify that.
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Without opening up my box, I'd say it's too close to call. A hard drive is about 6 inches deep, a fan is about an inch deep, and the fan in the Evercool is set back about 1/2 inch.
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I don't have it with me, but I will guess. First the drive itself is about 1/2" wide, and around 1/4" thick, and over 2-1/2" long. This fits inside an aluminum tube 3/4" Diameter by 3" long. It has two rubber rings that make the total diameter a little less than an inch. These rings are about 1/4"+ inches wide.
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
2012155
This item is for converting a 2.5" drive into a 3.5" bay for use in a desktop computer internally. If you wanted to use this as an external drive as you asked, you technically could do this if you also bought an extra, external drive enclosure for a 3.5" drive. I have to ask though, why do that when you can just buy an external drive enclosure for a 2.5" drive instead of this Icy Dock + a 3.5 " drive bay and essentially double-converting it?
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I used it to enclose a seagate 2tb drive and no issues with it. Shouldnt be a problem as ling as the drive is blank first
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Those dimension sound like it is a 5.25 drive in which case this enclosure will work.
2012157
This is to convert a 2.5" laptop drive or solid state drive to fit the 3.5" hard drive bay inside a desktop computer case. What you need is an external hard drive enclosure with USB for your laptop. Get a 2.5" enclosure for a laptop hard drive or a 3.5" for a desktop drive to convert them to an external drive.
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Anything under 1tb won't be one of the thick drives.... Some 1tb drives are also slim, but as a rule of thumb I've found all sub-1tb drives to be the normal/slim thickness.
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YES!!! Those are the dimentions of my 1TB HD, and is perfect too!!! Dont worry about!
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The HD you list has an enclosure what happened to it. A bare 2.5 HD should fit. If your enclosure is damaged remove it and check to see if the HD has a standard plug.
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This harddrive that is in question is a 3.5 inch in size. Your enclosure is a 2.5 inch casing. Will not fit.
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Yes, I mounted that sort of drive in this case without any issue. Mine was 500G not 1.5T but if it's a "typical" height 2.5" drive it should be fine.
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I wish I could answer that question for you, but I simply do not know. I have a MacBook Pro 17inch model and replaced the optical drive with it, but I do not know the thickness.
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If you are trying to use this as an internal HDD, you might want to double check on the size there. That's a 3.5" HDD commonly used in desktops; unless you were planning on using this drive in an external HDD rig I would suggest you look into the 2.5" HDDs.*Suggestion: go with <Western Digital Bare Drives 2.5 Inch, Low Profile, 5400 RPM, SATA II, 8MB Cache 500GB Mobile Hard Drive, Blue WD5000LPVT> it's only $3 more ($43.99) than that desktop HDD for double the capacity.