RSHTECH Hard Drive Docking Station Dual Bay, Aluminum External 2.5 & 3.5 inch SATA HDD/SSD Enclosure , USB 3.0 Type-C/A to SATA HDD Caddy, Supports UASP, Offline Clone, Tool-Free, 2x 22TB (RSH-DS01C)

I am impressed with the build quality of this hub. It also handles 100w charging much better than my last one. It doesn't build up any heat when pushing power to a MacBook Pro. Data transfer is also lightning quick. The fact that it does all of this and works as an external drive is a major bonus. It even connects and acts as a fast drive for pro video on an iPhone.

Works great, i use it online all the time with two drives attached been a few months no issues.

Very reliable and Works great, never had any problem with the nvme as I had with other docks. And it’s not that expensive as others

---UPDATE--- 1 to 4 stars. I returned the product & ordered another one thinking/hoping it was a manufacturing dud. The second unit also has the same issues. Fiddling with various format/trim/etc options i realised that the device works as advertised ONLY if the drive is formatted to exFAT. If your a Mac person and prefer the superior APFS format everything written below holds. However if you dont care or are a PC person you wont mind it and would be good choice. ---ORIGINAL REVIEW--- On a M-cpu Mac, using a WD Black 1TB M.2 2280, formatted GPT/APFS, with nothing connected to the hub ports this device cannot copy files above ~350MB. It hangs in 'Estimating time remaining' , lots of times it never does get over this just hangs there (killed it at 10min). Then when at times it tries to copy it does so at extremely low speeds ( 6 minutes for 1GB file, instead of ~3-4 seconds). Everything under 350MB zooms as it should. The M.2 is a new ssd. Does not have the same issue when mounted within a PC. Tried multiple Mac thunderbolt ports with same fail. When the hub has a device connected to it nothing changes. The hub seems to work ok but for a nvme case its just useless. This hub transfers large files, and that is only sometimes, at the speed of a 15yr old USB stick... Also gets pretty warm. Sad as i thought the mix of nvme case plus usb3.2 hub made it a great package and the build quality seemes good. Being returned.

Perfect for my MacBook. extra storage and ports when needed and small enough to carry with me.

Had an old PC that stopped working took the old hard drives out put them in the docking station took off what I wanted and put it on my new PC then reformatted them and now have all the space I could need.

Used daily for several months now. Never had an issue, fast transfer speeds. Does the job

Bought to connect to my Mac as a convenient backup drive, but unfortunately it doesn't stay connected long enough to complete a backup, and it overheats massively, and fairly swiftly the SSD isn't even recognised. Bit of a flawed design this unfortunately - nice idea but needs some venting and quality control...