Hagibis USB C Hub with M.2 SSD Enclosure, Magnetic Cover, Easy to Disassemble with USB 3.1 10Gbps, USB C for MacBook Pro, iPhone15 Pro Max, Mac Mini, Laptop, PC (HB777)

Fick aldrig varan. Han som lämnade måste tagit paketet då det inte låg kvar och ingen annan hade varit där på de 10min då vi har kameraövervakning.

Ganz ok. Gibt bessere Hubs, die sind aber auch teurer.

USB-C端子のあるスマホのデータをSSDやHDDに移すことができるので役立つ 内蔵したSSDにはもちろん、ハブに接続したSSDやHDDにも写真・動画が保存出来るので、スマホの空き容量を確保したい人には強い味方になる 価格がかなり高いので一点減点とした

Le boitier fait bien le taff, il est légé et à l'air assez solide, les vitesses de transfère sont bonnes. l'inconvénient majeur et que quand on branche une batterie externe ou même si on le branche à une prise murale, il ne recharge pas le périphérique qui est branché en host. Mais la batterie est censé alimenter les périphérique qui sont connectés sur les autres ports.

I initially tested the enclosure with a 2TB Samsung 990 Pro, hooked up with USB C to a MacBook Pro and it seemed to work fine. I did swap that drive over into a USB 4 enclosure that was much faster. I put a 1TB Samsung 990 EVO that seemed to work fine, and was the drive I expected to use with this enclosure/hub. However, I had to migrate a Windows system drive to a new, larger drive and struggled to get this enclosure to function. With a 4TB WD SN850X in this enclosure plugged into a Windows computer Windows only saw a USB Billboard Device, which never resolved into a functioning drive. More worrying it made a very low repetitive clicking noise. The same drive in this enclosure was plugged into a Mac and worked fine. I swapped out the SN850X for a random older-generation NVMe and also the Samsung 990 EVO again, and both worked fine on Windows. All of the drives I tried worked fine in this enclosure on the Mac. To be fair the WD drive also didn't work in a cheaper Sabrent enclosure on Windows, but oddly did work in really old enclosure. All the drives/enclosures worked fine on a Mac. The WD drive didn't make the clicking noise in either of those other enclosures on PC or Mac, so I believe the clicking was coming from the Hagibis enclosure itself, or it was doing something awful to my new expensive SSD. I think the overall rating could be 3(or less if you end up with a drive it chokes on), because it just isn't as consistently reliable as the compatibility info it lists would lead you to believe, so you may be chasing compatibility issues. Could be 5 starts if you have an NVMe drive it likes, and want a single device that gives you an SSD enclosure and a few USB ports. But it's not all that much different in size from my thin NVMe enclosures and a thinner USB hub, so it isn't saving space. As a USB hub, it doesn't have HDMI out, for example, so I'd probably still lean towards separate devices for my laptops since I'd still need a regular USB hub most of the time. It will live next to my Mac Mini mostly to give me 2 USB A ports that the computer doesn't otherwise have, and a bit of extra storage. For that it earns a 4 star rating, good but not great.