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Easy to use design
Integrated USB hub
Blue LEDs look good
Transfer speeds were normal for a USB connected drive
Works with any 2.5” or 3.5” drive on the market today
Solid build quality
Protective hard drive cage
Supports 2.5" & 3.5" SATA HDDs up to 1TB
Hot-swap hard drive support
Power button to reduce power consumption when not in use
Adds no noise, Allows open air heat dissipation, Accepts 2.5” and 3.5” drives, Very fast drive swapping capability, Extra USB ports
Exposed hard drive circuit board, No eSATA connection
The Thermaltake BlacX SE hard drive dock provides a convenient way to access 3.5" and 2.5" SATA drives without installing them in a computer or in an external drive enclosure. You can swap out drives quickly and easily, and while the speed isn't what...
4port USB hub, 2.5" and 3.5" HDD Support, HDD docking action, Easy HDD swapping, Good performance
Short power/USB cable, No eSATA or FireWire
This is really an excellent product. There are many hard drive enclosures on the market, but sometimes you simply want to access a single hard drive to get some data off of it and don't want to mess with screws. The BlacX SE allows you to easily acces...
Solid build quality, Protective hard drive cage, Supports 2.5" & 3.5" SATA HDDs up to 1TB, Hot-swap hard drive support, Power button to reduce power consumption when not in use, Integrated 4-port USB hub
Average performer, Short USB cable and power cable, Half exposed drive electronics, Only 2A DC power supply, No eSATA port, Large footprint on a desktop...
The Thermaltake BlacX SE is an average performer in the USB mass storage class of devices with a great build quality that I can easily recommend it to anyone serious about backing up their photos, music, documents. Pros & ConsSolid build quality Protec...
4 port Hub, Hot Swappable, 3 1/2 & 2 1/2 inch capable, Up to 1 TB drive, Supports a lot of Operating Systems, Reliable
Power cord could have been longer, Drive back open to dust, Cant lick the drive when in operation
The Thermaltake BlacX SE came out of the box ready to go, make a couple of easy connections shove a drive in it and boot up the system and youre using the docking station with a minimum of effort. Wait until the data is done transferring and you can ...
Excellent performance on HDD and USB, Easy installation, Nice looking product, Durable ABS Plastic construction, HotSwap capable.
Drive can move a little once installed, Does not have ESATA
It seems that docking stations are popping up everywhere lately. Is this the new "Hot" item? Not everyone is going to have a need for a docking station. But there are some of us that do have a considerable amount of hard drives laying around, ...
Easy to use design, Integrated USB hub, Blue LEDs look good, Transfer speeds were normal for a USB connected drive, Works with any 2.5” or 3.5” drive on the market today
eSATA mysteriously absent, Drive and hub share the same USB cable, Dock needs to be powered for hub to work, Power and USB cables were way too short, A little bulky, Packaging could be better, A bit expensive
In conclusion, I found my experience with the Thermaltake BlacX SE to be quite painless. The dock does everything its supposed to and looks pretty sharp sitting on ones desk. The addition of the USB hub was a nice touch and makes using USB devices a ...
The BlacX is nearly a perfect product, the only wishes we had were for eSATA and Thermaltake has already released that version with the addition of a USB hub and 4 more ports. Pros Great easy to use design Access to multiple hard drives without the n...
The Thermaltake BlacX SE is everything we expected it to be, and everything Thermaltake claims it to be for that matter. As was the case with the BlacX we looked at last week, the BlacX SE is not able to transfer data as fast as native SATA, so your...
