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Reviews (3)
Nov 03, 2018
Good.
I hate to be the first person to not post a 5-star review on this, however, needs must.
First off, the bottom half of the product is covered in a thin protective plastic film which is quite difficult to get off since it looks to have been put on before the whole caddy was completely assembled. Some of this film is therefore stuck inside and you end up pulling it off in tiny little bits instead of one nice piece. Things like this are just infuriating!
Secondly, the caddy is not a 100% perfect fit in my 2016 designed HP laptop, or, at least the stock laptop bezel when fitted to the new caddy doesn't line up that well with the laptop shell. Nobody other than me will notice it but basically there is a gap on one side and it fits really tightly on the other side.
The bezel that came with caddy, which I presume is to put on your old DVD drive so you can throw it into an external enclosure, the locking tab broke off when trying to fit it into onto my DVD drive. Not a major issue but after a quick search online, replacement bezels don't seem to come cheap considering what they are!
With all that said though, it does work and do the job for which it was intended. Installation is easy enough although I wish the plastic insert was secured somehow instead of just sliding around. When putting the caddy into your laptop for the first time, if it gets stuck, check your screws that hold the drive in place. On one side, the two screws if not screwed in flush might be stopping it from going in.
I currently have an old 40GB Seagate drive in there which came out of my PS3. All i had to do to get it working was to open Computer Management, go to Storage - Disk Management and format from there. Easy as that. My next project is to put an SSD in as my main boot drive and move my old 1TB drive to the new caddy to use as storage space.
Oct 02, 2018
Massively Awesome.
The Nexus 6 is a big phone and the TJ MAXX is a big case. Put the two together and what you get is not only massive but quite heavy too (290g without the holster). However, if you are looking for the best protection you can get for the Nexus 6, this case is it. I don't mind the weight and if anything the phone is now actually easier to handle than it was when naked!
The drop protection claim of 7ft... I wouldn't want to take that chance, however, it certainly looks very strong and I've seen much thinner cases shake off 6ft drops so I've no reason to not believe that claim. Every piece of this case is quite thick, the silicone, the plastic backing, even the screen protector is thicker than usual. The dust ports fit very nicely and flush with the case, being made of silicone they should hopefully be quite durable unlike most port covers. The buttons are very nice, they are clicky just like the stock buttons which is impressive. I am also very pleased to say that I can charge the Nexus 6 with my RAV Power Qi charger through the case no problem. The belt holster is good and strong too, I don't know how well the 360 clip will hold up as it is very stiff to move, however, it does quite strong. The design of the clip kind of makes it impossible for the holster to detach from your belt loop. This isn't something I will use often but could come in handy from time to time. It also allows you to carry your phone while wearing trousers that have pockets which are now too small. Inside the holster, the phone seems quite secure, you have to be quite deliberate to be able to remove it.
There are some downsides of course. The screen protector is the kind that does not stick to your screen so quite often there is a gap in the middle of the screen where you have to press or tap quite hard to get the screen to respond. Other than that, it is your basic plastic screen protector, just thicker. I will probably replace it with a glass one as the feeling of glass is just far superior to any plastic. Other issues are mostly down to the sheer size of everything. The usual cubbyhole in my car that I store my phone in, no longer big enough. Trouser pockets, only just big enough. These are sacrifices you just have to make if you want silly levels of protection.
Jun 01, 2019
Good.
This is the 2nd Kenable cable I've bought, the 1st being a long 3.5mm aux extension cable which is still going strong.
I've had issues with USB 3.0 in the past either not working or only working at USB 2.0 speeds. It seems the trick is to go direct from your PC USB port to the port on your device, avoid extension cables.
This USB cable is nothing special but it does the job and I've tested it with a USB 3.0 HDD enclosure fitted with a 2TB WD Red and from the benchmarks I can happily say it is running at full USB 3.0 speed. The cable is plenty thick enough for the length of it, although, there are better cables out there for more money if you fancy it. Hopefully it will last a while but at three quid I won't feel too cheated if it breaks.