Vantec Ez Swap MRK-200ST-BK SATA Aluminum Mobile Rack Black For 3.5IN Hard Drive /W Fan & LCD

Cons:Cheap materialsNoisy, not for use on silent buildMay not not fit some cases

Pros:Nice looking design with LCDRemovable trayKey powered on/off switch

Cons: It is long so ensure you have space in your case.

Pros: It was very easy to install. I like that it has the four pin Molex connectors. The installation was very easy. The blue light (behind handle) flashes when HDD is being accessed. This way I see which HDD is being accessed. Some complain about the plastic handle, but I have no issues with it. Just don't use Herculian strength when pulling on it. I am very happy with it.

Cons:Little bit long for some cases

Pros:Keeps HD nice and coolEasy InstallationBlue LED Display looks sharpHot swappable

Cons: attention to detail (see other thoughts), drive latch feels cheesy but i've gotten used to it

Pros: full featured, great product, highly recommended but not perfect

Cons: Housing is quite long which may not fit in some smaller cases. The front end sticks out further than I’d like which prevents my case’s front door from latching all the way but it can still "catch" enough to stay closed. The drive can’t be powered on without locking it, and you can’t lock or unlock it without the key thus meaning you can’t add/remove it at all without the key.

Pros: Keeps disk cool, monitors temperature. Configurable settings. Easy to install. Quality construction. Easily slides in and out.

Cons: Assumes standard SATA layout - VelociRaptor is not standard.

Pros: For any standard SATA drive, this is fantastic.

Cons: They are rather large and might be a tight fit in smaller cases. They only use the Molex connector for power.

Pros: I use these in several full tower systems using several vendors hard drives and motherboards without any problems. I use this product to share data between my Linux and Windows PC's and they work great! I have not noticed any speed decrease or data corruption using this product, even using different file systems like NTFS, Fat32, EXT3, EXT2 & ReiserFS etc...

Cons: They are long....so long they won't fit in my case. You will need about 9" of clearance from the front of your case in order to fit these correctly in the case. As it is, they stick out the front by 1.5". I have an ATX case with 4 5.25" bays - the case is 18" deep. The problem is they hit the motherboard power supply cable or capacitors - there isn't a single 5.25" bay in my case that will allow for the unit to fit completely in the case.

Pros: They look good and work well.

Cons: they stopped working the first day I installed them!

Pros: Looks good!

Cons: Poor installation instructions. No warning that the SATA-based product would NOT have a SATA power connector. Display setup confusing.

Pros: Product has performed satisfactorily once I got it connected.

Cons: Light weight materials. Trays slide easily in and out, but the front levers (silver parts) are light weight and need to be handled with care. The SATA connectors on the back of the unit seem to be upside down, I have little space to work with between the units and the Dell 4700 power supply so the cables that come with the unit will not work as they are a straight in connection. I bought a couple of right angle SATA cables but the have to be installed with the cable routed upward to the top of the case and then down to my RAID controller, would be nice if they were turned over.

Pros: I like the way it looks, very nice appearance in my Dell 4700 Home server. Fit easily and seems to work well. I installed two of these as a place to house my RAID 1 configuration and so far seems to fit the bill nicely.

Cons: None yet

Pros: Form finally meets function. It looks good, its quiet and was not very expensive (unlike my last girlfirend). I highly recommend this product.

Cons: It would be nice if you could get it without the key, just have a switch. Did not natively hotswap. Needed to install Hotswap! program (google it), but no biggie.

Pros: Internal connection, no external wires to mess with. Very sturdy. Very easy to install drives into it. Good noise level, good cooling. SATA blows away USB 2.0.

Cons: For some reason, if I swap the drives around allot, eventually they will start making the overheat alarm sound, even though the temp is below the overheat alarm point. powering off-on fixes that though. just thought it was kindof odd.

Pros: This drive tray does exactly what it's suposed to do, lets you put a 3.25 hdd into a 5.25 drive bay. It swaps in and out very easily and the drive seems very well constructed.The lcd screen is pretty cool, as is the fan stop/overheat alarm.

Cons: Ah, mostly nitpicky:- Manufacturing tolerances: securing HD to tray was sloppy; hard to tell when torque was right (be careful)- No cushioning on bottom of tray (just flat bare metal prob for heat xfer). Drive goes *clank* when dropping it in, esp. on table (again be careful).- Tray could be more snug. Datacenter-grade trays are more snug for those high rpm drives during a hot swap.- Man, fan is kinda loud. Maybe I can turn it down w/ the display control or hack it appropriately.- Display is not visible off-angle. Just blue.- Long. May hit mobo components in some cases.

Pros: - Cheap. Overall really nice product for home.- I like the display. Whole thing looks cool.- HD activity given by backlit handle & LCD.- Works without hassle.- Would buy again.

Cons: The power does not up for all 3 units i replaced with newegg... ...Unless there is a trick, shouldn't the unit power up after connect the power is connected and sata cable is connected to MB??

Pros: none since its DOA 3 times straight!

Cons: Could really benefit from a thermal heat transfer pad similar to the product put out by the company that starts with "T." Bearing less or metal fans would be a good idea as well.

Pros: It does what is says it does. I like the look and functionality and it fits my Gigabyte case very nicely.

Cons: Unit is a little flimsy, but to be expected with the price. Have to press on tray front to get it to seat evenly.

Pros: Cheap.

Cons: I only had one beef with this product. I have no idea why they went with a standard 4 pin molex power connector on the sleeve when you obviously are using a SATA drive as thats what it is designed for. Heck, the internal connection uses SATA power connection so this was a head scratcher. Also be aware that this unit is a bit long so you may have some space limitation issues, might want to look at some right angle SATA cables to go with it. Put a SATA power connection on the sleeve and you'd of had 5 eggs.

Pros: This is a great accessory if you want to get an extra rack to keep additional hard drives in. Nice solid aluminum construction with heat dissipating ability. Lets you monitor drive run time and temp and will alarm on user presets. Included cable lets you piggy back the HDD access LED indicator from motherboard to your case light to observe drive access. Also has a nice blue light on the top edge that illuminates on drive accesses. Nice ejection port cover if you are running this as a slave or secondary drive and decide to leave the tray out, tray can also be locked in place with the ability to lock with or without power to the drive.

Cons: 2 problems: if you don't screw down the hard drive to the inner tray, it will easily come loose from connectors inside.the case is all metal, so if you have a louder drive it can rattle a little and amplify the noise. i use a 74gb Raptor thats kind of loud normally, but now its more noticeable.

Pros: Its easy to install and use. Allows you to hotswap drives with no problems. you can either have a fixed drive in there or even open the case and switch the drives.