Works perfectly on an HFS200
931520
So far it has worked perfectly on a Canon HFS200.  The battery reads out on the LCD, it has more life than the Canon BP-827, and it's a fraction of the cost.  Time will tell if the battery will hold it's charge, but at least for now, it's perfect.
2926785
Works great in my HH125EZ. Took about 2 minutes to change the wire and get the tightness correct. I highly recommend this wire and will be buying more for future use.
2488436
This is plug and play! Works great with my Fujitsu and HGST drives.
4604524
Installed without even having to use disk
Works perfectly
3020583
The network component on my old Intel MB was not supported by Windows 2008 Server R2.  I ordered this card to enable me to use the MB with Windows Server 2008 R2.  It works perfectly.  Card is recognized on install and driver loaded automatically.  Later, I upgraded to Windows Server 2012 and the card works perfectly with that version of the server product also.  Easy to install, and didn't have to bother with the install CD.
992738
Tried an off brand and it didn't work. This one worked immediately when I booted the NAS drive up.
1132472
Micros SATA to USB adapter cable - does exactly what it says it will do.  Needed one of these for a 1.8" drive in a HP EliteBook 2740p that was being swapped over to a SSD.  Rather than reinstalled everything, I just used this to hook up the SSD to the 2-n-1, booted to an imaging program (EaseUS TODO), cloned the drive, then swapped.  Flawless transition.

Very much worth the price for any IT technician or hobbyist.
4156689
I gave this a try since my HTC Vive was having some issues on my other USB3 ports with the camera set to the highest refresh rate. Installing this was easy and Windows 10 picked it up without having to mess with drivers. The Vive now has no problems using the USB3 ports on this and I can have the camera set to the highest refresh without issue. I'm very happy with this purchase.
591797
Flawless install...  been running for about two weeks in my HP ex470 Home Server with out powering down.  Very quite, no access delays noticed and speed is as fast as other 1TB drives.  One items to note on the temperature monitoring this drive runs about -12 degrees F. cooler consistently,  And when all of the drives are working (non-Green) harder there is a greater span in temperatures.  This will makes big difference as you start stacking more drives together with minimum airflow in servers and PC.  I plan to replace my other drives with this green drive.
4250351
High quality metal adapter frame with the connectors lining up precisely with 3.5" drives connectors.
After searching different adapters I settled with this model and I have no regrets.
The best way to install a SSHD on 3.5" drives.
Recommended!
3049194
Works perfectly, you need this when upgrading to an SST. Was seamless and fast when updating my to Samsung 850EV) 500GB SATA II.
4514985
Just bought a new HTPC which did not have SATA ports to connect my existing SATA HD dock. This cable had the best combination of simplicity, cost-effectiveness, and the best reviews. The eSATA (dock side) > USB3.0 (PC side) works like a charm. Windows 8.1 had no problems recognizing the cable/drive, as long as the drive is powered up first before powering on the PC. If you don't, just unplug the connector cable from the PC, reconnected again, and you'll be fine. It's not a flaw of the design/manufacturer, just how the OS handles these kind of things.
2488742
I bought this device to handle larger CF cards than my older reader was handling.  Installed with no hiccups on WindowsXP.  Transfers files flawlessly.  Have tested with CF and SD.  Would buy again.
1243658
Works perfectly in my Dell Precision M4800.  FYI, I now have two matching SSD drives in my M4880, configured as RAID 1 (mirrored).  Works great, and I didn't have to re-install everything from scratch.
305921
I needed to read and write a CF card.  I was looking at a USB 2.0 unit from Best Buy for $25.  I could have gotten this unit for $15 through Newegg, but then I'd have to pay $40 to get it up to Alaska.  I got this for less than $16, and it's USB 3.0!  Works perfectly!  I used it to rewrite the CF card on a network drive I have, bringing it back from "Brick" status on the first try.
4553077
I got this when I needed a few more SATA ports for my drive pool on my home server, since my system board only has 6 SATA ports, and I needed 7 for the 3 TB drives I have for the data side of things.

Googled for the 64 bit windows 2008 drivers, found them easily enough, downloaded and installed, and was instantly recognized, no reboot needed.

Got the drivebender software to recognize the extra two 3TB drives and added them to the pool right away.

Only problem I had was that despite having no RAID enabled, not being set to boot, it still interrupted my reboot cycles on my system.  My system bios was set to boot only from the CD or the first SATA drive on the system board, so nowhere in the BIOS was this even showing as an option, yet it would hang as soon as the boot process enumerated the drives on it.  Only way around it was to hit the key to force the boot device option during the POST, and then pick the drive that the BIOS was set to default to anyway.  Then it booted fine.

I tried updating the firmware on the card, since there was a newer version out there, but that made no difference either.  I finally then tracked down a newer version for my Atom D525 based board, and after flashing it, now I can boot without intervention, which is handy since this home server sits headless in my basement, just a power cable and network cable attached to it.  Was a  pain to go down there and temporarily hook up a monitor and keyboard if i wanted to bounce it.

Now that I've worked through that, it's been working just fine.  I can't attest to the RAID options since I'm using a different product to pool all of my drives, but it works fine as a standard SATA controller for me.
3722886
--After some adjustments (the first oldest PC I tried it on wouldn't boot or get to BIOS with this in the video-card PCIE slot) I'm pretty happy with the LSI SAS9200-8E.  When I moved it to my other 2.4GHz quad-core ZFS server with 6GB DDR2 RAM, this card enabled me to remove an older 4-port SataII pcie card and clean up my cable mess.

--NOTE that this card needs to be *actively cooled* according to the manual/mfr instructions, so I bought a
"Titan Adjustable Dual Fan PCI Slot VGA Cooler (TTC-SC07TZ)" to go with it, which is working well and keeping it from heating up too much. You lose a PCI slot, but not having hardware failure / overheating issues is a definite plus.

--Also, make sure you get the right forward breakout cable if you're doing external miniSAS to SATA - I did the research and purchased a
"CableCreation External Mini SAS 26pin (SFF-8088) Male to 4x 7Pin Sata Cable, 1.0M" to go with this card, which is also working well.

--From my own experience, if you are using standard SATA drives I would recommend an inexpensive 5-bay external drive cage/rack to go with this setup:
"Sans Digital HDDRACK5 5-Bay IDE/SATA Hard Drive Organizing Rack" -- it works with a standard PC power supply to power the rack fan and the SATA drives. If you are doing RAID10 (NOBODY should be doing RAID5 anymore - see "RAID5 stops working in 2009" article) then the 5th bay can hold an extra hotswap drive or a large (6TB? 8TB?) drive to backup the ZFS pool.

--I am using a mix of NAS drives for ZFS RAID10 - so far I would recommend using WD RED 1TB, WD RED 2TB, and Seagate NAS 2TB, in pairs.  Currently building a server with Seagate 4TB NAS but haven't tested those yet.  YMMV, but I do a full read-write test on every drive before deploying it and I haven't drive issues in a while.  (Registering your drives on the mfr's website is something I recommend - you can easily get the serial numbers from ' smartctl -a /dev/sdX '.)

(Note, I am posting these hints to make it easier for those who are planning a project and want the whole package to Just Work. I've gone through a LOT of reviews and put together a hardware package that works for my needs - if I can make someone else's purchasing decisions easier, so much the better. HTH)