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Mike J.
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025
For some reason the seller and/or manufacturer can't get the instructions right. They literally have a single job to do when it comes to telling how they programmed it and they FAILED MISERABLY. If you buy this and use the instructions it came with, it will not work. I had to look in the comments/reviews to see how it really works. Interesting, I did accidentally do the right sequence once but instantly stopped it in fear I might be breaking something (not sure how that worked out because its not intuitive).The real sequence is the following:-Attach the drives correctly-Plug in the power-Press the power button-Hold the "Clone" button until ALL the lights blink-Release and then press the "Clone" button again (Short press)-Wait until all the LEDs stay solid (first solid LED = 25%, four solid LEDs = 100%).-Turn off the power and remove the drivesAll and all, the device works well. I had two versions, one that worked like the instructions show, and one that didn't. Both did the job quickly (15-20 mins for 1TB), and both did it seamlessly. Both drives dropped in and booted up. This doesn't account for the need to repartition for expanded storage, but that isn't too difficult. TLDR, you will need special software or need to delete recovery partitions between the C drive and the unallocated space (in CMD, using the override command).Only dropping the rating 1 star for the instructions mess. Dropping another star for the limited drive configuration. Because the mounting is indented in to the device, M2 drives with heatsinks will largely not fit. I had to remove the heatsink (normally a few screws), but the system worked as expected once the heatsink was removed.
Anwar
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2024
This worked perfectly to clone SSDs as well as to read them through a USB cable. So, we're good there. The cloning was very fast and it was able to clone 500gb of data in a few minutes. Keep in mind that if the target SSD is greater than the source SSD in size, the size difference in the target SSD will be unallocated storage, so it'll make your target SSD looks smaller than it is in terms of storage.What I didn't like was the design and instructions. I really wish the SSDs weren't facing up like that. If you're careful, it's fine, I guess. What's more annoying is that the instructions for offline clone were plain wrong. It said to push the clone button until the 25% led started to blink. That didn't work.What you actually need to do to begin the offline clone process is to turn on the switch, then hold the clone button until all the LEDs begin blinking, then click the clone button again. You'll know the process began when the LEDs begin moving back and forth across the different percentages.Also, after cloning an SSD with windows on it, you might have issues with the MBR on the new ssd, so be prepared for that. I wish I could help there, but it's really confusing sometimes.
FaF
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2024
I had high hopes for the M.2 NVME Duplicator and Docking Station, but unfortunately, it fell short in several areas. While the concept is great—offering offline cloning and fast transfer speeds up to 20Gbps—the execution was underwhelming.It does work for basic tasks, and the USB 3 connectivity is a nice touch, but the performance doesn't justify the price tag
NancyDrew
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2024
I recently purchased the M.2 NVME Duplicator, and it has been a game-changer for my data management needs. Here are my thoughts:Design and Build: The docking station has a sleek and compact design, making it easy to fit on any desk without taking up too much space. The build quality is solid, with a sturdy feel that gives confidence in its durability. The tool-free design is a major plus, allowing for quick and easy installation of SSDs.Functionality: This docking station supports dual-bay offline cloning, which is incredibly convenient. The one-key offline clone feature works flawlessly, allowing you to clone SSDs without needing a computer. This is perfect for quick backups and data transfers1. The USB 3.2 Gen 2*2 interface provides blazing-fast data transfer speeds of up to 20Gbps, ensuring efficient and speedy file transfers.Compatibility: The docking station is compatible with a wide range of SSD sizes, including 2230, 2242, 2260, 2280, and 22110. This versatility makes it suitable for various SSDs, adding to its overall utility1. It also supports multiple operating systems, including Windows, Mac OS, Linux, and Chrome OS.Cooling System: One of the standout features is the built-in cooling fan, which helps to dissipate heat effectively. This ensures that the SSDs remain cool during intensive operations, preventing overheating and maintaining optimal performance.Ease of Use: The LED indicators are very helpful, providing clear status updates during the cloning process. The docking station is user-friendly, with straightforward instructions that make it easy to set up and use, even for those who are not tech-savvy.Overall Value: Considering its design, functionality, and performance, the M.2 NVME Duplicator offers excellent value for its price. It’s a reliable and efficient tool for anyone needing to manage multiple SSDs, making it a great investment for both personal and professional use.
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