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SABRENT 10 Bay 3.5” SATA Hard Drive Tray Less Docking Station (USB 3.2 Type C and Type A) (DS-UCTB)

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Size: 10 BAY


Features

  • USB 3.2 Gen2 Type-C port supports transfer speeds of up to 10 Gbps. 10 x SATA 6 Gbit/s 3.5 hard drive tray-less bays.
  • High-quality aluminum for optimal heat dissipation and structural integrity. Hot-Swappable with 10 independent ON/OFF power switches.
  • Locking key to prevent accidental bay opening, fully tray-less design. Built-in Kensington security slot.
  • Two 120mm fans for additional cooling capability. Main ON/OFF power switch.
  • PLEASE NOTE: This multi-bay station does NOT have built in RAID functionality. However, software RAID configurations are possible.

Hardware Interface: USB


Brand: SABRENT


Color: Black


Product Dimensions: 13.4"L x 10.5"W x 5.7"H


Hardware Platform: Windows


Product Dimensions: 5.7 x 10.5 x 13.4 inches


Item Weight: 11.09 pounds


Item model number: DS-UCTB


Date First Available: March 3, 2022


Manufacturer: SABRENT


Country of Origin: Taiwan


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    • This does exactly what I wanted - simple, drives stay cool, easy power down option
Size: 5 BAY
I recently upgraded my Linux workstation to the latest Devuan. I have three large media drives (14TB) which I use for my home cinema (ripped dvd, bd etc via Kodi). The thing about those hard drives is, they are loud when running, and I am sensitive to hum, and the workstation is right next to me all day long. So I generally like to keep the drives asleep (spun down) using hdparm. That worked previously on Debian Stretch, but it no longer works on the latest stable, if I want to have utilities like k3b and rhythmbox then they also pull in udisks2, which wakes my internal hard drives up every few minutes. So aside from removing udisks2 and doing without k3b, the only way to fix this was to move the drives to an external enclosure. Most of the enclosures out there seem to either be really cheap and simple, and they literally toast your hard drive due to lack of adequate cooling; or else they are high-end NAS with their own Operating System and networking. Which you obviously pay for, and I really don't need all that. I just want an enclosure, connecting via USB 3, with good cooling. I tried a different brand unit initially by Orico, which worked fine but the drives ran very hot. So I sent that back and looked further, and found these ones by Sabrent. Encouragingly, when I searched for "cool" and "hot" in the reviews, most people seemed to say that it does have adequate cooling. And it also just "gets out of the way". Now I have used it for a couple of days, I can confirm this is probably the best drive enclosure I have ever used. It is made of metal, very solid, which is refreshing (the Orico, for example, had plastic trays). Insertion of the drives is simple, if you're careful (I read one review that talked about breaking the door latch mechanism because they pushed the drive in too much before closing the door, apparently you leave 1/4" and then let the door closing do the rest). I found that the doors have to be pressed a bit more to get that final "click", otherwise the latch is kind of loose. But once the click happens, just a little one, it's solid. I really like the power button for the individual drives. I agree with others that perhaps it would be better if the default upon powering up would be to power on all occupied bays, but this doesn't really affect me much. I usually keep the drives off anyway, except when in use. The power buttons allow me to power down the drives after I am done watching TV. I unmount all the drives (single script does that quickly) and then manually go through the buttons. You have to press for three seconds each one, but that is a minor hassle. My only minor niggle is that the power buttons are black on black, so it can be hard to find them in a dimly lit room. Basically this thing seems to work, and it's fast, relatively quiet (I am sensitive to noise, and I don't really hear the fan at all - much more noticeable is the hum from the drives themselves, which can't be helped). And it works with Linux. It just... works. Does what I want, nothing more, and looks good on the desk, and feels solid. Very happy! I hope they keep making this one and don't mess it up with some stupid redesign down the line, as many companies seem to do these days. I can't speak to any issues with using more than one drive at a time, as some others talk about. However for my use case, I am generally only using one at a time anyway. I also use one of the bays for a backup drive, but even then, it's the only one being used when I do that. So all seems well, very satisfied. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2023 by A Customer
    • Good product only one thunderbolt port required
Size: 4 BAY
Note: I purchased the 5-bay version. When I realized I’d have to move from my old Mac Pro to a Mac Studio, I knew I’d need something to hold the spinning platter hard drives I had in my old Mac Pro and I didn’t want to have to take up all of the Thunderbolt ports to do this. This enclosure is exactly what I wanted. It includes a fan, space for 4 3.5-inch drives, four separately accessible drive bay doors (with separate power switches on the front) and it only uses a single thunderbolt cable to allow your Mac (or PC) to access all of the drives. Some nice touches: * with the firmware as of the writing of this review, this enclosure supports at least 12-TB drives. It might support higher density drives, too, but I am only able to test up to 12 TB right now. * with the appropriate cable, you’ll be able to get full SATA-6 speeds from the attached drives (assuming the drives themselves are fast enough). * the enclosure is metal and not plastic. * no tools are needed to add or remove drives. * each drive bay has a separate multi-color led on the front to show if the drive bay is on or is being accessed. * There is no sled or cage needed for 3.5” drives. Just slide the drive in until it stops and then close the drive bay door that will push the drive firmly into place and then press the power button to power up the drive. * the fan works to keep all drives cool and does a good job. It isn’t the largest or slowest fan, but it is large enough that it doesn’t make as much noise as most external fan enclosures that I’ve used before. * Thanks to the fan and overall design, there is good airflow in the case (front-to-back, not bottom-to-top). * There is a Kensington security port and individually locking drive bays (with cheap plastic keys). This will keep casual thieves at bay, but I won’t stop a determined thief. * The included fan will shut off if the enclosure detects the drives aren’t running. Here are a few less-good important notes: * You’ll need a thunderbolt cable of an appropriate length. There is a ridiculously short standard USB3 A-to-C cable included, but unless you enjoy slower speeds and storing this unit immediately next to your computer, spend the money to get something longer and of the appropriate style. * This unit does not support _hardware_ RAID. You can, however, use software RAID/JBOD that your OS supports. * The drive bays are not hot-swapable. You should eject the drive from the OS and power down the bay (and only the one bay) you are adding or removing a drive to/from. * On Macs, if you have the OS set to allow the attached hard drives to sleep when not in use, you will find your Mac will “beach ball” fairly frequently if you start working in the Finder or if you try to access something on a sleeping drive. The OS often wakes up sleeping drives even when you aren’t trying to access the sleeping drive because the OS itself is trying to get data about the attached sleeping drive. This isn’t an issue with this enclosure, but is a consequence of the way macOS works. If this bothers you, go to the Energy Saver settings in the OS and uncheck the “allow unused drives to sleep” option. For those who have a need like me and don’t want to try to set up a hardware NAS, this 5-drive enclosure works great. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2023 by A. Pedersen

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