Desktop Gateway Computer No Bootable Device

most useful when you want to conect a camera or other device to your desk when the Desktop computer is further away from the monitor on your desk

This device sits neatly on the desktop near the computer. We chose a wired device on purpose to avoid clutter in the wireless space (university setting). The scanner reads both sides of a sheet very quickly, and much more efficiently than other scanners tested. It delivers the scan to a location easily chosen with a minimum of fuss and bother. Great machine.

I keep my desktop computer under the desk, so longer cables are necessary for my external devices. This 10-foot cable allows me to keep my external SSD drives (or any other device needing a USB-C connection) on my desk. I run the cable up to where I need the device to be and just leave it there on my desk. I can then attach anything I want, without having to bend under the desk to my computer. The cable feels well-constructed and made of quality materials. It has a sturdy cable that feels well-made and strong, but is still flexible. The connection points are well-made and strong too which is important because those points are the places that usually fail first. Besides that, the cable just works. I plugged in the device and there it was. No issues at all. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

If you are installing an internal Solid State Drive to your desktop computer, you'll need this SATA wire unless you are able to scavenge one off another attached device that you no longer use. It attaches to the back of the SSD (or other SATA device) and to the mother board.

Works flawlessly with T-Mobile home internet gateway which is a WiFi 6 device.

Plugged my brand new HP 4 in 1 color inkjet printer into my 10 year old Gateway desktop computer and Viola! everything worked properly for a very reasonable price.

I use a desktop computer, so I just plug this into my front I/O ports. Works really well and my pictures download really fast. No complaints.

Best desktop computer I had yet

Excellent compact desktop computer.

No-frills storage that's about as good as it gets. I bought a bunch of these to use as bootable recovery drives and so far they've been great. Every single one of these is still going strong, unlike a 5-pack of cheap drives from a different brand where two have already failed. My only nitpicks with this model are: 1. It's on the chunky side and tends to block adjacent USB ports, which can be an issue on some computers. 2. There's no activity LED. I guess it's no longer really a thing to include those, but those are still helpful to have to troubleshoot, say, if a questionable PC is just slow to boot my recovery software or if it's actually frozen.