Thunderbolt 3 Chasis Dual-Slots M.2 NVMe SSD Enclosure Compatible with M1 M2 M3

Thunderbolt 3 Dual Slots M.2 NVMe SSD Enclosure & Chasis
 
Supports Two NVMe Drives and aluminum enclosure featuring two Thunderbolt 3 ports，up to 2800MB/s of mind-bending performance via Thunderbolt 3.
High speed transfer. Each SSD transfer speed at about 1500 Mbps ( and able to reach 2800 Mbps when it's in RAID 0 setup )
Support software RAID0 and Raid1
Support computers with Thunderbolt 2 interface（Need Thunderbolt 3 to Thunderbolt 2 Adapter）
Support power delivery port supporting up to 60W
 
System Requirements
●OS
○ MacOS 10.12 or later
○ Windows 10 or later
Hardware 
●Any computer with a native Thunderbolt 3 port
Boot Support
●Mac: macOS 10.12 or later
●Windows: Booting not supported
Interface 
●Thunderbolt 3
Device Ports
●(1) Thunderbolt 3 (USB Type-C) dedicated power delivery port supporting up to 60W
●(1) Thunderbolt 3 (USB Type-C) port
Drive Bays
●(2) M.2 - 2280 "M Key" (PCIe 3.0 X2 per slot)
Drive Support 
●M.2 NVMe
●M.2 AHCI (PCIe only)
●Known Drive Incompatibilities
Power 
●AC input: 100 ~ 240V, 50-60Hz
●DC output: 20V, 6A
●Total wattage: 120W
Dimensions 
●Length: 5.0 in (12.8 cm)
●Width: 4.3 in (11.1 cm)
●Height: 0.8 in (2.0 cm)
Weight Package Content 
●Two-Slot M.2 NVMe Enclosure x 1
●120W Power Adapter x 1
●Thunderbolt3-40Gbps cable x 1
●Power Cord x 1
 
A small NOTE to all our valued Trebleet customers:
*Please refer to the list of recommended SSD in the product images section for SSD & OS compatibility.
 
*All our SSD enclosure(s) are tested with SSD(s) up to 4TB ( testing SSD was a Sabrent Rocket 4TB SSD) and shown no compatibility problem(s).
 
*NOTE: There is an incompatibility problem with a certain brand / model of SSD in the current market, be it in USB 3.0 mode or Thunderbolt 3 mode (or simply just not working in either mode). Please do only use the tested and recommended SSD that would have no potential incompatibility problems. You may refer to the list of recommended SSD in the product images section on SSD & OS compatibility.
 
*Kindly note that we're yet to have tested 8TB  SSD drives on our SSD Enclosure here. Therefore we are not able to tell if installing with an 8TB SSD would have any incompatibility problem(s).
 
*Using PCIe 4.0 NVMe on this product will limit its performance at PCIe 3.0 default speed.
 
*For Dual-Slot SSD Enclosure user(s), it is advisable to get the same brand and model of SSDs, if you're trying to setup a RAID 0 or  RAID 1 storage using the Two-Slots-Enclosure. As they'll all be running under the same control and there's less likely to have any under-performing issues with the SSDs. (ignore if the dual-slots of SSDs are going to be used as separate drives).
 
Additionally, you may also consider getting the newly launched "Super Effective Aluminum M.2 SSD 2280 External Heat Sink Unit" that's specially designed to work hand in hand with the Thunderbolt 3 Two-Slot (Dual-slot) M.2 NVMe SSD Storage Enclosure.
 
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
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Planning to get this product & also you're an M1 chip computer user?
 
If you are, you might want to take a look at the SSD compatible list ( Link: https://bit.ly/3PVW81i ). Especially if you're looking to purchase an SSD that would be used in a Mac OS environment / with an M1 computer. As there are numerous reports of M1 computers do somehow limit the WRITE speed of an SSD while the READ speed is normal. We strongly believe that the issue would be corrected in the next Mac OS update, hopefully.
 
DO NOTE, even the SSDs listed as "COMPATIBLE" ones, the WRITE Speed might still be limited / degraded if used with M1 computers. We suggest that you have a look at the forum links below before getting your SSD for storage expansion. 
 
Should you decide to try out the "Compatible" ones on the SSD compatible list to see if it works without the WRITE SPEED LIMIT on an M1 chip computer, please do purchase the desired SSD(s) from an SSD seller that allows return if the purchased SSD(s) is somehow under-performing or showing lowered WRITE speed due to M1 chip WRITE speed limitations. We do not accept product return if it's solely for the reason of WRITE Speed Limit on an M1 chip computer. In which, it's something that Mac's end should be rectifying. 
 
So far, we do know that Samsung 970 Pro, Samsung 980 Pro, Corsair MP400 SSDs are working well and not affected by the WRITE speed limitation on M1 computers.
 
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LINKS:
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NVMe Slow WRITE speed on M1 computers - https://www.trebleet.com/forum/technical-support/nvme-slow-write-speed-on-m1-computers

DO NOT use Sabrent SSD in MacOS environment - https://www.trebleet.com/forum/technical-support/do-not-use-sabrent-ssd-in-macos-environment

Tested the speed of the internal SSD of a Mac Studio with M1 Max chip - https://www.trebleet.com/forum/tb3-mac-mini-dock/tested-the-speed-of-the-internal-ssd-of-a-mac-studio-with-m1-max-chip