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ORICO 4 Bay External Hard Drive Docking Station USB 3.2 Gen 1 to SATA I/II/III for 2.5''/3.5'' HDD SSD with Hard Drive Duplicator/Cloner Function Support UASP [4 x 20TB]-6648US3

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Model: ORICO 6648US3-C-V1-BK-US


Features

  • 80TB Capacity: External 4 Bay SATA hard drive docking station supports up to 4x 20TB hard drives, Support 2.5 inch/3.5 inch SATA I II III HDD SSD.
  • 5 Gbps Transfer Speeds: USB 3.0 External Hard Drive Enclosure With the USB3.0 super speed interface, the transfer speed reaches a maximum of 5Gbps and backward, it is compatible with USB2.0 and USB1.1
  • Hard Drive Cloner Duplicator: 4 Bay hard drive docking station supports offline clone function, designed with LED indicator, one button cloner without connecting to a computer
  • Better Heat Dissipation Design & Tool-free Hard drive dock with an open-type and movable design, has better heat dissipation and a tool-free, Plug and Play, No driver needed
  • Compatible Operating System: The 4 Bay Hard Drive Dock is compatible with Windows XP/ VISTA/ Windows 7/ 8 /8.1/ 10/ Linux/ Mac 9.1/10.2 or higher.

Hardware Interface: USB 3.0


Brand: ORICO


Color: Black


Hardware Platform: PC


Material: Composite


Item Weight: 1.62 Kilograms


Memory Storage Capacity: 80 TB


Compatible Devices: PS4, Laptop, Desktop, Router, Xbox


Hard Disk Form Factor: 3.5 Inches


Max Number of Supported Devices: 4


Data Transfer Rate: 5 Gigabits Per Second


Manufacturer: ORICO Technologies Co.,Ltd


Product Dimensions: 8.86 x 6.3 x 5.75 inches


Item Weight: 3.56 pounds


Item model number: ORICO 6648US3-C-V1-BK-US


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: July 31, 2018


Country of Origin: China


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    • Works well
I've only had it for 8 hours but it's working great so far. I've tried it with about a dozen hard drives transferring data solely between the drives in this enclosure. I've probably transferred and deleted about 15TB of data so far without any issues with any of the hard drives that I have used. My only knock and it would be the same for any enclosure with spinning disks is that the drives get pretty warm. Since it is an open air system, I just point a small fan at the drives and life is good. I've owned several 2 drive enclosures from Orico and they have all worked well for me. The oldest enclosure that this new one replaced was 4 years old. No issues other than it only holds 2 drives. The intended use of this unit is to keep 2 drives in constantly with the 2 other slots being used as needed. This particular model is an improvement over the the 2 slot one since the power switch is on the top right as opposed to the back of the 2 slot version. I also like the drive access lights that represent each of the drives inserted in the system. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2023 by RB
    • A great device for adding HD capacity.
I have used this device for about 2 years and have 8 TB of HD plugged in, using it daily. This has solved my difficulty in storing videos that I edit. When it has not been used for a while, it does take a bit of extra time to restart, but then it is very fast. It is rugged and well-made, and you can easily remove-insert different HDs. USB 3 speed. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2023 by James L. Davis
    • Works Great
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Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2024 by serdar
    • Sweet! Clone or Wipe!
What a time saver. Clone a disk, wipe it if it’s being disposed of, easy to use. Almost idiot-proof;-). Nice design, much better than the prior dock I used.
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2024 by Dennis M Fisher
    • Possibly destroyed data, hard-drives, and messed with a laptop.
I purchased this external hard-drive docking station to replace an older one I had for years. The new unit barely lasted over the Amazon return time before it fried, causing very suspicious problems to the laptop(not networked). It also will not connect to any other computers now, and possibly fried the two drives in the unit, destroying data. There website does not work on my computer because of potential security issues, though I did get it to work on my phone. I purchased another unit from a different company, so I'll be able to update what happened with the drives. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2024 by Evil Jon
    • Easy mass formatter
Had to process 60 drives one at a time. This made it much easier. Plug and play.
Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2024 by Father
    • Absolute garbage as a cloner
I need to clone about 30 1Tb ssd drives and possibly more after a month so I purchased 30 of the exact same ssd here from amazon and purchased a nice StarTech (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B019Y4JE22) and it works great, shows a 4 segment progress bar 25%/50%/75%/100% of leds that blink as it progresses. It takes 1 1/2 for each clone to complete so it's going to take some time. I bought this one as it had pretty decent reviews and touts I can clone 1 ssd to 3 ssd's simultaneously. It was less than the StarTech 1 to 1 cloner so I took a chance based on the reviews. This is why I'm writing this, to stop anyone from purchasing this as a cloning station. First attempt I tried to clone 1 ssd to 3 ssd and I stopped it after 3 hours thinking it was taking way too long. as I had created 2 clones on the StarTech and was already cloning a 3rd. I formatted the 3 attempted clones and wiped out partitions so I see it was trying to clone the source. Put 3 more ssd's (formatted in windows per the instructions) and started another cloning of 1 ssd to 3 ssd's. Remember, all the same ssd, all brand new. I had just cloned the source ssd on the StarTech. I waited and waited and waited. 4 1/2 hours later it beeped and said they were done. I did boot from them and verified they worked and seemed fine but 4 1/2 hours? I thought ok, maybe it was just like the StarTech, 1 1/2 hours per drive so no speed savings over 1:1 cloning. Then I tried a test. I cloned 1 ssd to 1 ssd and left 2 bays empty. Hoped it would completed in 1 1/2 hours like the StarTech. Nope. 1:1 cloning took 4 hours! Unbelievable! I'm churning out 2 1/2 clones on the single StarTech in the time it took to clone 1 ssd on this garbage. Since I had a job to do, I kept cloning away with 1 ssd to 3 ssd clones at 4 1/2 hours a pop. The only benefit is that you can go to bed and wake up to 3 clones without cycling the ssd targets like the StarTech. I am returning it and I bought a 2nd StarTech so I can at least make 2 at a time every 1 1/2 hours. One more thing. The StarTech has the progress bar albeit in 25% intervals. At least you can see there is progress as the 25% led goes solid, the 50% led goes solid etc. This cloner just blinks incessantly and you have no clue if it's working or if it will ever complete. It's nerve wracking to keep checking on it blinking with no feed back for 4 1/2 hours! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2024 by Rickmc
    • Any plan expecting high performance from SDD device might need to be adjusted
The ORICO 4 Bay External Hard Drive Docking Station is the best thing since sliced bread. It permits USB 3.0 fast access to 4 physical devices from my PC. A small problem may happen when participating hard drives are partitioned. Window 10 can get confused during mounting and users get confused when using. A very well defined naming convention helps to reduce this confusion. The duplicator/cloning feature is a bonus. I have not tested the cloning feature. I have tested many magnetic disk (HDD) drives but only one SSD drive. The testing of the mounted SSD device was both surprising and disappointing. I found that the read/write performance characteristics were no better than an HDD device. Repeated testing and formatting changed nothing and I became concerned about the new SDD device. However, after the SDD disk was installed into the intended PC target, the performance characteristics were better than expected. Windows 10 reported more than double the values experienced in ORICO dock. I do not have another SDD to continue testing the ORICO Docking Station but my intention of use for this device may need to be altered. The advertised 5 Gbps Transfer Speeds may be physically divided into the 4 bays leaving little more than 1 Gbps per bay. I like what I have purchased and I think it has much value. I cannot explain the limitations demonstrated by the SDD disk. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2020 by Ralph of Memphis

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