UNITEK DiskGuard Limpid R USB 3.0 to SATA III 2.5″ HDD/SSD Enclosure

Description UNITEK S1103A DiskGuard Limpid R – USB 3.0 to SATA III 2.5″ HDD/SSD Enclosure (Transparent, 5Gbps, UASP Support) The UNITEK S1103A DiskGuard Limpid R is a stylish, high-speed enclosure that converts 2.5″ SATA HDDs/SSDs into portable external drives. Its transparent casing lets you admire your drive, while USB 3.0 UASP delivers 5Gbps speeds—perfect for backups, media storage, or gaming. Why Choose This Enclosure? ✅ Blazing 5Gbps Speeds – Transfer 1GB files in ~5 seconds (ideal for 4K videos/game libraries). ✅ UASP Optimization – Reduces CPU usage by 30% for smoother multitasking. ✅ Hot-Swap Ready – Safely connect/disconnect drives without restarting your PC. ✅ Sleek & Durable – Scratch-resistant polycarbonate survives daily use. ✅ Works Everywhere – Compatible with laptops, PS4/PS5, smart TVs, and routers. Compatibility List Drives: Samsung 870 EVO, WD Blue, Seagate BarraCuda (2.5″ SATA only). OS: Windows 10/11, macOS 10.6 , Linux. Not Supported: 3.5″ HDDs, NVMe SSDs, or mSATA drives. Technical Specifications Model: UNITEK S1103A Interface: USB 3.0 (5Gbps) via Micro-B port Drive Support: 2.5″ SATA I/II/III HDD/SSD (7mm/9.5mm) Max Capacity: 2TB Cable: USB-A to Micro-B (30cm) Dimensions: 126 x 80 x 14mm Weight: 60g FAQs  Does this work with Samsung 860 EVO SSD? Yes! Supports all 2.5″ SATA SSDs (up to 2TB). Can I use it with a USB-C laptop? Yes, with a Micro-B to C adapter (sold separately). Where to buy in Pakistan? Available on UGREEN PK & UNITEK PAKISTAN stores. Why is my speed below 5Gbps? Ensure your PC has USB 3.0 (blue ports) and enable UASP in BIOS. Does it need external power? No—draws power from USB port (for SSDs; HDDs may need Y-cable). Good for PS5 storage expansion? Yes, for backups/game archives (not direct PS5 gameplay). Can I boot OS from this enclosure? Yes, if your BIOS supports USB booting. Why choose transparent design? Easily identify drives   aesthetic appeal for tech enthusiasts. How to check if UASP is working? Use CrystalDiskMark (Windows) or Blackmagic Disk Speed Test (Mac).