Conceptronic ABBY21B adattatore USB 3.0 SATA con alimentatore, 2,5"/3,5" HDD/SSD SATA, cavo USB-C/A 2-in-1

The Conceptronic ABBY21B USB 3.0 SATA Adapter enables connection of 2.5" and 3.5" SATA HDDs and SSDs to a computer via USB. It supports SATA III data rates up to 6 Gb/s, is compatible with drives up to 10 TB, and includes a power adapter and a 2-in-1 USB C/A cable for reliable operation with both laptop-sized and desktop drives.

Advantages

The adapter supports UASP for improved read/write performance over standard USB Mass Storage, offers plug-and-play connectivity through a USB Type-A interface, and includes an external power adapter to ensure stable power delivery for 3.5" HDDs. Its support for drives up to 10 TB and a combined USB C/A cable increases compatibility with different host devices.

Suitable for

• Transferring data between SATA HDDs/SSDs and a PC or laptop
• Cloning or imaging drives for backups or replacements
• Accessing data from old or spare 2.5" and 3.5" drives
• Temporary use of internal drives as external storage

Key specifications

• Interface: USB 3.0 (USB Type-A)
• SATA support: SATA I/II/III, up to 6 Gb/s
• Drive compatibility: 2.5" and 3.5" SATA HDD/SSD, up to 10 TB
• Protocol support: UASP
• Includes: power adapter, 2-in-1 USB C/A cable
• Manufacturer: CONCEPTRONIC, MPN: ABBY21B, EAN: 4015867239209

How to use

Connect the SATA drive to the adapter's SATA connector, attach the external power adapter if using a 3.5" drive, and plug the USB Type-A end into a computer USB 3.0 port. Install any required drivers if prompted by the operating system; most modern OSes will recognize the device automatically. Use disk management or cloning software on your computer to read, copy, format, or image the connected drive.

Recommendations

For best performance, connect the adapter to a USB 3.0 port and enable UASP support in the host system if available. Ensure the external power adapter is used with 3.5" HDDs to prevent power-related errors. Handle drives on a static-free surface and avoid disconnecting during active read/write operations.