Raidsonic IB-390StUSD-B HDD Docking Station Review
With the need of more harddrive space we need more space to store them. The latest HDD docking station makes it easy for you to swap drives and take them with you wherever you might need them.
It also looks good and is made out of a high quality casing... the question is; how well does it perform with a USB interface?
About Raidsonic:
RaidSonic was created 1999. In a dynamic growth process the enterprise developed itself further continuously in the product range and number of employees. In May 2004 by a permanent change of station the premises are adapted to the risen requirements. After large success in Germany a strong expansion in the European market lines up.
As a manufacturer RaidSonic has direct influence on the product design, both in the quality and in the optical Design. By the consistent use of high-quality components and materials the products already took a firm position in market segment elevated by Raidsonic.
NettoWeight: 1,1 kg
BruttoWeight: 1,8 kg
PackageWeight: 19 kg
NettoDimensions (BxHxT): 205x146x42 mm
BruttoDimensions (BxHxT): 285x175x110 mm
PackageDimensions (BxHxT): 575x303x382 mm
The product:
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The product comes well packed in a Icy Box with a big picture of the product itself, on the box you can read about the various features and specificatiosn that this device has.
Inside everything is well packed into their own plastic bags and bubble wrap. This adapter works in most parts of the world as it is 110-240V, so you just have to change the power cable part if you move around in the world.
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Inside you will also find a small zip lock bag with screws and a small tool that you will use with the device. You also get a eSata cable and a normal USB cabl. The rack itself is mounted in your computer and you hook it up with a molex and a SATA connector. This is something you only have to do the first time you mount it, and it is all described in the manuals that you get with the device.
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The rack itself is black with a Icy Box logo printed in the front. When you push the button it will push out a handle that you actually use to pull out the drive holder itself.
The cables in the back of the dock itself should be long enough for most cases so you can hook it up to your PSU and motherboard.
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