The 2-pack of DupliM 2.5" Adapter for 3.5" HDD Drive Bays is a handy, simple-to-use tool for converting your SATA 2.5" hard disk or solid-state drive into a 3.5"-sized drive for use in DupliM Copy Towers. The adapter is lightweight and extremely simple to use. All you do is open the cover, properly insert your 2.5" SATA SSD or HDD, and insert the adapter into your tower's 3.5" bay.

Use 2.5" Drives in DupliM Copy Towers    Supports SATA HDDs and SSDs

Converts your 2.5" SATA hard disk drive or solid-state drive to a 3.5" SATA hard drive.

The converter is lightweight and requires no screws or tools for holding a 2.5" SATA solid state or hard disk drive.

The simplicity of this converter makes it easy to use among both the tech-savvy and the less tech-inclined

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How easy is it to remove a drive? This is a big problem with some other Sabrent enclosures.

A: The Sabrent 3.5" / 2.5" SATA to USB 3.0 Tool-Free External Drive Enclosure has a simple button to unlock the cover and then slide the drive in.

Q: 2. What is the largest drive size (in terms of TB) this unit can support? I have an older StarTech and it cannot be used with drives over 2TB.

A: I use 6TB drives in this.

Q: 3. Is it compatible with Mac Pro Early 2008 model?

A: Yes, it is compatible.

Q: 4. will this take an 18TB drive?

A: Please contact the manufacturer for more information. support@sabrent.com

Q: 5. Can this be used to adapt an SSD to fit into the trays of the G-SPEED eS PRO, so that i/o ports of the adapted SSD will line up exactly like it were a mounted 3.5 HDD instead?

A: Yes, the adapter alows the ssd to be mounted such that the power/data connections are in the same place as the larger drive. It also alows multiple mounting options if needed.

Q: 6. Does it work for old (2011) MacBook Pro?

A: No. The Macbook Pro 2011 uses a 2.5'' SSD so this adapter is not required.

Q: 7. Is this compatible with iron wolf hdd

A: Yes, this Sabrent enclosure can support Iron Wolf drives.

Q: 8. Will this support clones of large drives say up to 14 or 20 TB?

A: Drive size limitations would be based on your OS.

Q: 9. Can i use this on my Mac Pro 5,1 2012 to place 2 SSDs into one 3.5inch internal drive bay? Will both drives work?

A: Yes, both drives will work in that use case.

Q: 10. Where does power come from?

A: This would include a USB cable to power the drive.