| Standing screen display size | 2.5 Inches |
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| Hard Drive | Portable |
| Wireless Standard | Radio Frequency |
| Brand | StarTech.com |
| Series | SATA/USB Data Transfer/Power Cable |
| Item model number | USB3S2SAT3CB |
| Hardware Platform | OS Independent |
| Product Dimensions | 50.04 x 4.83 x 1.02 cm; 42.5 g |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 50 x 4.8 x 1 Centimetres |
| Colour | Black |
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SATA to USB Adapter Cable | SATA III 6Gbps | 2.5" SSD or HDD | USB 3.0 | Portable
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Upgrade the Drive on Your LaptopThis SATA solid-state (SSD) or hard drive (HDD) adapter lets you upgrade to an external 2.5" SATA SSD or HDD. The cable lets you:
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Faster Transfer Speeds with UASPThe cable supports USB 3.0 data transfer speeds of 5Gbps. But, you can experience transfer speeds up to 70% faster than conventional USB 3.0, when connected to a computer that also supports UASP. With UASP you can utilize the full potential of a SATA III SSD or HDD. UASP is supported in Windows 8, Mac OS X (10.8 or above), and Linux. In testing, UASP performs with a 70% faster read speed and 40% faster write speed over traditional USB 3.0 at peak performance. |
Connect from AnywhereThe SATA to USB cable is a portable solution that tucks away nicely in a laptop bag -- no external power is required. The cable lets you easily swap between drives with no need to install the drive inside an enclosure. It’s plug-and-play and doesn’t require drivers. |
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| Sold by | StarTechDirect | LIZE FLagship | Fuli-Technology | BenfeiDirect | CableCreation | ELUTENG Direct |
| cable type | USB | USB | USB | USB | USB | USB |
| connector type | SATA/USB | USB Type C | USB Type C | Usb 2.0, Usb 3.0 | USB 3.0, SATA 22 Pin | USB Type C |
| connector gender | Male-to-Male | Male-to-Male | Male-to-Male | Male-to-Male | Male-to-Female | Male-to-Male |
| compatible devices | Laptop, Ultrabook, Storage Drive, Hard Drive, SSD | Laptop, Personal Computer | Laptop | Laptop, SSD | Laptop, Personal Computer, SSD, HDD, SATA | Laptop, PC |
| data transfer rate | 6 gigabits per second | 6 gigabits per second | 5 gigabits per second | 5 gigabits per second | 5 gigabits per second | 5 gigabits per second |
Reviews with images
No more having to re-install all of your programs. SSD disk cloning made easy with this cable.
No more having to re-install all of your programs. Welcome to the SSD disk cloning.Last week my computer crashed. It had a 128 Gb SSD disk in it. I had no longer access to the disk. I tried all the recovery and emergency disks and Flash cards I had. I was able to access the emergency recovery programs, but my SSD drive was no longer functioning.I still had my older computer from a couple of years ago. It was no longer working, something to do with the microchip, but not long before it crashed, I did install a new Kingston SSD. But this SSD wasn’t the boot drive. So I did proceed to a SSD disk transplant from my old computer to my actual computer.I had to re-install Windows. I also found out that the Windows 10 safeguard features were not good at all. I always made restore points and hard drive image on 2 of my external hard drive, just in case such a thing happens. Well, after having re-install Windows on my computer, I tried to reload my set-up either from the image disk or the restore points saved on my external hard drive. But they all came with a message of corrupted files. To make a long story short, nothing worked and I now have to reinstall every thing and more or less re-educate my computer. Not being a computer whiz, I find it rather challenging.So I order another Kingston SSD disk and Star Tech Sata to USB cable. This with a free cloning software available On line, is allowing me to make a clone of my Main SSD boot disk. So if every thing crashes again, or if I change computer, I will only have to install this “outside” Kingston SSD disk” inside my computer. And every thing should work as if nothing has happened. All my set up being cloned on a regular schedule.I set up the cloning process to make a new clone every couple of days and I leave the Kingston SSD disk attached to the Star Tech Sata to USB cable connected to my computer at all time. This way I hopefully would not have to go to the same pain as to reinstall every thing again.I also re-ordered another Kingston SSD disk and another Star Tech Sata to USB cable so I will have a duplicate of the clone. I will alternate the SSD disks form 1 week to the other. This way I have redundancy in my safeguards. It is always better be safe than sorry.If you find this review helpful, please consider clicking the thumbs up.Thank you.
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Reviewed in Canada on December 1, 2023
Size: 2.5" SATAVerified Purchase
Reviewed in Canada on September 29, 2020
Last week my computer crashed. It had a 128 Gb SSD disk in it. I had no longer access to the disk. I tried all the recovery and emergency disks and Flash cards I had. I was able to access the emergency recovery programs, but my SSD drive was no longer functioning.
I still had my older computer from a couple of years ago. It was no longer working, something to do with the microchip, but not long before it crashed, I did install a new Kingston SSD. But this SSD wasn’t the boot drive. So I did proceed to a SSD disk transplant from my old computer to my actual computer.
I had to re-install Windows. I also found out that the Windows 10 safeguard features were not good at all. I always made restore points and hard drive image on 2 of my external hard drive, just in case such a thing happens. Well, after having re-install Windows on my computer, I tried to reload my set-up either from the image disk or the restore points saved on my external hard drive. But they all came with a message of corrupted files. To make a long story short, nothing worked and I now have to reinstall every thing and more or less re-educate my computer. Not being a computer whiz, I find it rather challenging.
So I order another Kingston SSD disk and Star Tech Sata to USB cable. This with a free cloning software available On line, is allowing me to make a clone of my Main SSD boot disk. So if every thing crashes again, or if I change computer, I will only have to install this “outside” Kingston SSD disk” inside my computer. And every thing should work as if nothing has happened. All my set up being cloned on a regular schedule.
I set up the cloning process to make a new clone every couple of days and I leave the Kingston SSD disk attached to the Star Tech Sata to USB cable connected to my computer at all time. This way I hopefully would not have to go to the same pain as to reinstall every thing again.
I also re-ordered another Kingston SSD disk and another Star Tech Sata to USB cable so I will have a duplicate of the clone. I will alternate the SSD disks form 1 week to the other. This way I have redundancy in my safeguards. It is always better be safe than sorry.
If you find this review helpful, please consider clicking the thumbs up.
Thank you.
Size: 2.5" SATAVerified Purchase
No more having to re-install all of your programs. SSD disk cloning made easy with this cable.
Reviewed in Canada on September 29, 2020
No more having to re-install all of your programs. Welcome to the SSD disk cloning.Reviewed in Canada on September 29, 2020
Last week my computer crashed. It had a 128 Gb SSD disk in it. I had no longer access to the disk. I tried all the recovery and emergency disks and Flash cards I had. I was able to access the emergency recovery programs, but my SSD drive was no longer functioning.
I still had my older computer from a couple of years ago. It was no longer working, something to do with the microchip, but not long before it crashed, I did install a new Kingston SSD. But this SSD wasn’t the boot drive. So I did proceed to a SSD disk transplant from my old computer to my actual computer.
I had to re-install Windows. I also found out that the Windows 10 safeguard features were not good at all. I always made restore points and hard drive image on 2 of my external hard drive, just in case such a thing happens. Well, after having re-install Windows on my computer, I tried to reload my set-up either from the image disk or the restore points saved on my external hard drive. But they all came with a message of corrupted files. To make a long story short, nothing worked and I now have to reinstall every thing and more or less re-educate my computer. Not being a computer whiz, I find it rather challenging.
So I order another Kingston SSD disk and Star Tech Sata to USB cable. This with a free cloning software available On line, is allowing me to make a clone of my Main SSD boot disk. So if every thing crashes again, or if I change computer, I will only have to install this “outside” Kingston SSD disk” inside my computer. And every thing should work as if nothing has happened. All my set up being cloned on a regular schedule.
I set up the cloning process to make a new clone every couple of days and I leave the Kingston SSD disk attached to the Star Tech Sata to USB cable connected to my computer at all time. This way I hopefully would not have to go to the same pain as to reinstall every thing again.
I also re-ordered another Kingston SSD disk and another Star Tech Sata to USB cable so I will have a duplicate of the clone. I will alternate the SSD disks form 1 week to the other. This way I have redundancy in my safeguards. It is always better be safe than sorry.
If you find this review helpful, please consider clicking the thumbs up.
Thank you.
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Reviewed in Canada on August 30, 2019
Size: 2.5" SATAVerified Purchase
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