Power Plant HC380404
 | Outdated Product External case for HDD and SSD drives, providing convenient connection via USB 3.2 gen1 interface. The model is suitable for 2.5- and 3.5-inch SATA drives. It supports hard drives up to 4 TB. Data exchange with them occurs at speeds of up to 5 Gbps. The connection itself is Plug&Play — the user does not need to install any drivers or auxiliary software for the pocket to work correctly. Popular operating systems automatically recognize it. The Power Plant HC380404 case is made of durable matte black plastic. The model comes with a standard power adapter (for a classic socket). The status of the external drive pocket is indicated by built-in LED activity indication. The device is quite compact (185x113x30 mm) and is easily carried in a laptop bag or a spacious pocket of outerwear. The model w...eighs about 150 g (empty).
Plug&Play convenience without additional setup requirements, USB 3.2 gen1 for efficient data transfer, automatic recognition by popular OS, compact and portable design, durable matte black finish. |
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External case for HDD and SSD drives, providing convenient connection via USB 3.2 gen1 interface. The model is suitable for 2.5- and 3.5-inch SATA drives. It supports hard drives up to 4 TB. Data exchange with them occurs at speeds of up to 5 Gbps. The connection itself is Plug&Play — the user does not need to install any drivers or auxiliary software for the pocket to work correctly.
Popular operating systems automatically recognize it. The Power Plant HC380404 case is made of durable matte black plastic. The model comes with a standard power adapter (for a classic socket). The status of the external drive pocket is indicated by built-in LED activity indication. The device is quite compact (185x113x30 mm) and is easily carried in a laptop bag or a spacious pocket of outerwear. The model weighs about 150 g (empty). Plug&Play convenience without additional setup requirements, USB 3.2 gen1 for efficient data transfer, automatic recognition by popular OS, compact and portable design, durable matte black finish.
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Price, usb 3.0 The power supply doesn't look reliable, it's so light that it seems like there's nothing there.  Oleksandra K: use Power Plant HC380404 few months |
I decided to make my system unit as quiet as possible, so I decided to replace the HDD with an SSD. But what to do with the storage drive? That’s when I came across these enclosures. Ordered one, installed a 2TB drive, and it works great. It doesn't disconnect during use, the speed isn't very high, but it's stable. One obvious drawback is that the cables included, both the power supply and the USB cable, are rather short. I also wish it had type-c, but given the price, I understand why it's not included. The set comes with spacers that secure the drive in the case so it doesn't rattle around. I’m considering connecting it to my router via USB, which could be a cheap and easy alternative to a NAS. Price, does not lose connection, 3.5 size Short wires, both USB and from the power supply.  Reverse_rain: use Power Plant HC380404 more than year |
Physically, the enclosure looks standard: medium-quality plastic, not ultra-durable, but not entirely "fragile" either.
The performance speed is standard for USB 3.0 enclosures: large files copy with no critical slowdowns, disks are read properly, and 4K movies or backup files open without excessive delays. It's not the lightning-fast speed of SSD bays, but that's expected for an HDD. I placed Invoke on this drive, and overall, it's a fully workable setup.
On the downside: slightly simple materials and a "budget" feel—this isn't some super-strong armor for the drive. It can be a bit annoying that the case gets warm during prolonged use, but that's a typical "effect" for simple enclosures, not a critical failure.
In conclusion, it's an adequate option for a 3.5" hard drive: nothing extraordinary, but it does the job reliably. If you need an inexpensive and fuss-free way to connect an HDD to a PC or transfer large volumes of data, it's a good choice.