Will this work with 2.5" SSD?
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All 2.5" or 3.5" SATA Interface HDD or SSD can be fitted into this Aleratic Duplicating Dock. Target Disk must be of same or larger capacity than the source Disk.
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Yes it will work from SSD to a regular hard drive and vice a versa. It also works with different physical size drive like 2.5" to 3.5" etc. As long as the size you are copying to is equal to or larger than the original size. 500GB to 500GB or 320GB to 1TB.
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It does. Used mine 3 times so far with 2.5" SSDs. Keep in mind that the direct duplication without a computer requires that the destination drive is the same size or larger than the source. Otherwise, you'll need to use software like Acronis and put the dock in USB mode and connect it to a computer.
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Hi, I put a 7200 rpm 500 GB sata 3.5 in WD in my system and it has worked great .With an adapter I see no reason a 2.5 in drive would not work.
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Absolutely. Only point to note is, depending on the size of your drive bay, you may need to use a spacer to make your SSD fit properly.
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Most likely it will not. Your better off with a 2.5" drive. They are cheaper as well
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No it will not work with Crucial m4 SSD 2.5 512GB SATA 6Gb/s. It is designed to work with mSATA drives. 2.5" Drives are for laptops / Desktops, this is a much smaller form factor. You need something like this, http://www.amazon.com/Sabrent-2-5-Inch-Aluminum-Enclosure-EC-TB4P/dp/B005EIGUD4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1394405082&sr=8-1&keywords=2.5+ssd+enclosure Hope this helps.
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IIRC, there were some plastic clips about the length of the SSD with pegs that go in the screw holes of the SSD. It should slide in and lock to the 2.5" slots
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Greetings, Yes, absolutely. The SATA port supports both 2.5" hard drives and Solid State Drives.Best regards,MITXPC
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Good question, it works with every other SATA .. it shouldn't be a problem. I haven't tried it on an SSD.
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I am not sure but it should fit in place of a standard 3.5" drive. The issue I had was that as the connection is offset a few mm when compared to the original drive it was very difficult to get sufficient reach on my iMac cables to connect to the SSD when installed in the converter. Just something to be aware of.
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It fits a 2.5" slot, which are very common in laptops, but typically require an adapter for desktops. Ultimately, this SSD works for both platforms.
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This is for the 2.5 inch laptop/small hard drives, and 7mm to 9mm ssd drives
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I had some 2.5 to 3.5 SSD adapters that are for desktop installs. You can probably get one on the auction site cheap. I had 2 notebook drives in mine, fit well.
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Yes, This adapter will work with 2.5" HDD's, 3.5" HDD's, and SSD's. Any SATA drive that has a 15 pin and 7 pin SATA male plugs (every SATA II and SATA III drive that I know of). If you are using Windows OS, the drive will be recognized as a Seagate GoFlex drive as comes up in Windows Explorer. I have no experience how this works with either Linux or Apple OS's.
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It wont. Not without some modding at least. The drive bays are not optimized for an ssd drive dimensions out of the box
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power is needed for only 3.5 inch drives. It doesn't need power for SSD SATA which is 2.5 inch.
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it will work great on any desktop with that supports SATA. If your case doesn't have 2.5" mounting brackets, then you can either buy an adapter (as others have pointed out) or just use tape, velcro, or tie wraps to hold it in place anywhere in the case. There are no moving parts, and it doesn't need to be held in place that securely. I've had my SSD sitting loosely in the hard drive bay of my case for years without any problems.
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Greetings, No, this model does not support a 2.5" drive. The 'H' models will support 2.5" drive expansion; not currently available in the US. Best regards, MITXPC