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Satechi’s DIY Thunderbolt 5 SSD drive keeps cool with a tiny fan during long transfers.
The $199.99 DotDisk enclosure, available now for $199.99 through Amazon or Satechi’s online store, supports transfer speeds up to 80Gbps and is compatible with Thunderbolt 5 using an included 12-inch USB cable. Its built-in bus-powered fan helps maintain performance, but you’ll need to provide your own M.2 2280 NVMe SSD up to 8TB.
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1/2The DotDisk enclosure draws all the power it needs from a single USB cable. Image: Satechi
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