Put your spare M.2 SSD to use with this transparent USB-C enclosure for just $15 (Reg. $25)

Karthik Iyer | Jan 23 2026 - 6:06 am PT

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Reg. $25/$15

ORICO Transparent M.2 2280 NVMe SSD Enclosure

Buy for $15 (Reg. $25)

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With SSD prices skyrocketing, you might want to put your spare M.2 drives to good use, and this enclosure will let you do just that. Once assembled, it delivers USB-C speeds of up to 10Gb/s via a USB 3.2 Gen 2 connection. It also stands out with a transparent design that looks far more interesting than the usual plain enclosures.

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ORICO Transparent M.2 2280 NVMe SSD Enclosure features:

[NVMe M.2 Enclosure] – Based on the high-speed and 10 Gbps master control chip, can support NVME M-KEY M.2 PCI-E SSDs. Sliding closure, tool-free mounting method, wide compatibility, supports UASP TRIM protocol. 10 minutes intelligent sleep function Beneficial heat dissipation extends SSD life
[High speed transmission] – 1G transmission in seconds] USB 3.1 Gen2 Ultra-fast 10 Gbps, low latency and energy efficiency. Two types of cables, extended compatibility: C-to-A interface (5 Gbps) for PC – Enjoy the game at any time; 10 Gb / s C-to-C interface for laptops and C-phones – faster file transfer
[Triple heat dissipation] – The porous heat dissipation on double-sided copper bars remains stable; Integrated silicon heat dissipation is fast; The design of fine aluminum alloy lines increases the thermal conductivity. Triple heat dissipation, fast cooling. Operating status of the built-in LED monitor clear
[Compatibility] – Only M.2 M KEY SSD (NVME protocol) is supported with the form of 2280, 2260, 2242, 2230. Compatible with multiple operating systems: window / Mac / Linux; Note the Trim UASP protocol