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Orico USB 3.1 NVMe SSD enclosure review: Fast, easy, and affordable

Orico USB 3.1 NVMe SSD enclosure review: Fast, easy, and affordable

Posted on September 19, 2019 By Jarvis

This small, clear-cased M.2/NVMe enclosure is fast and affordable, and makes installing an SSD a breeze

Orico’s M.2 NVMe USB 3.1 enclosure is fast, easy to assemble, and if you like your inner technology visible–quite handsome. It’s also half the price of the Fledging Shell I’ll be comparing it to. Sounds great. Is it?
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