Geek Daily Deals 032719 usb c drive enclosure

Geek Daily Deals Mar. 27, 2019: USB-C Hard Drive Enclosure for Just $11 Today With Our Secret Coupon!

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Geek Daily Deals 032719 usb c drive enclosureGeek Daily Deals – Use your old drives for external storage with this USB-C hard drive enclosure, for just $11 today with our secret coupon!

AUKEY 2.5″ USB C Hard Drive Enclosure, USB 3.0 Type C External Hard Drive Case Supports UASP and 2TB Drives for SATA HDD and SSD, Tool-Free:

  • Convenient External Storage: Turn a 2.5″ SATA hard drive or SSD (with 1.5Gbps, 3Gbps, or 6Gbps data transfer rate) into a portable external hard drive. Upgrade or back up your USB-C computer or laptop with up to 2TB hard drive capacity
  • SuperSpeed Performance: Rapid data transfer rates up to 5Gbps through the USB 3.1 Gen 1 (USB 3.0) port with UASP (USB Attached SCSI Protocol) support for up to 70% faster performance compared to traditional BOT (Bulk-Only Transport) mass storage access over USB 3.1 Gen 1
  • Compact Design: Lightweight, portable disk enclosure for your USB-C laptop turns drives from old computers into portable storage or backup drives, and protects your data wherever you go
  • Easy to Use: Screwless hard drive installation and plug & play operation (no drivers or software needed) ensure quick, fuss-free access to your data
  • Package Contents: AUKEY DS-B6 USB 3.0 Type-C 2.5″ Hard Drive Enclosure, USB-C to USB-C Cable, User Manual, 45-Day Money Back Guarantee and 24-Month Product Replacement Warranty Card

Get one today for just $11 when you use secret code STVI2NWK!

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