I'd be interested to see how the above user gets on with the NVMe enclosure
I have one of their USB3.1G2 (i.e. 10Gbps) NVMe M2 enclosures - the local distributor
insists they're able to use it reliably on a.. I think he said 2016 MBP? But I had constant disconnect issue with it on both a 2018 MBP and a 2018 Mac mini. Similarly, a USB3.1 SATA enclosure had very similar issues.
From memory both items were (at the time) using a "new" controller (not many of their products were 3.1 Gen2 at the time).
I also have a 5-bay SATA enclosure that arrived with a loose wire getting caught in the fan, and now, I guess maybe 18-24 months later, it seems the bearings or something in the fan are ****ed, because it gets very noisy again.
My original reason for buying them was availability really - they're available locally to me, whereas more well known brands (that aren't just sealed up boxes ala LaCie/etc) are quite difficult to find, if at all. Coincidentally the local distributor for Orico is also the local distributor for OWC and Akitio - but they only import a subset of the product ranges (I asked about specifically what I wanted and they essentially said it's not worth it for them to do a special order/import).
It'd be nice if this product
is reliable, but I am very skeptical.
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The fact that they have the Thunderbolt(TM) logo on the PCB possibly means that the design is certified by Intel,
They're both Chinese brands/companies. As someone living in South East Asia, a logo means nothing.