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product_id: 498743357
title: "GRAUGEAR M.2 NVMe SATA PCIe SSD Enclosure Adapter Docking Station with Cooling Fan, USB3.2 Gen2 10Gbps M.2 SSD External Case USB C, Support UASP and Trim, M2 NVMe NGFF M Key B+M Key, RTL9210B Chipset"
brand: "graugear"
price: "$2094"
currency: MXN
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
category: "Graugear"
url: https://www.desertcart.mx/products/498743357-graugear-m-2-nvme-sata-pcie-ssd-enclosure-adapter-docking
store_origin: MX
region: Mexico
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# 10Gbps USB3.2 Gen2 speed Tool-free SSD installation Active + passive cooling fan & heatsink GRAUGEAR M.2 NVMe SATA PCIe SSD Enclosure Adapter Docking Station with Cooling Fan, USB3.2 Gen2 10Gbps M.2 SSD External Case USB C, Support UASP and Trim, M2 NVMe NGFF M Key B+M Key, RTL9210B Chipset

**Brand:** graugear
**Price:** $2094
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Cool, fast, and hassle-free SSD docking for the modern pro.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** GRAUGEAR M.2 NVMe SATA PCIe SSD Enclosure Adapter Docking Station with Cooling Fan, USB3.2 Gen2 10Gbps M.2 SSD External Case USB C, Support UASP and Trim, M2 NVMe NGFF M Key B+M Key, RTL9210B Chipset by graugear
- **How much does it cost?** $2094 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- graugear enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted graugear brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Rock-Solid Data Safety:** Advanced multi-protection circuitry guards your valuable data against short-circuits and over-current risks.
- • **Blazing 10Gbps Transfer:** Experience ultra-fast data flow with USB3.2 Gen2 and RTL9210B chipset, perfect for seamless backups and transfers.
- • **Stay Cool Under Pressure:** Built-in 50mm quiet fan plus aluminum heatsink keep your SSD cool, preventing throttling during heavy workloads.
- • **Effortless Tool-Free Setup:** Swap drives on the fly with a sleek, tool-less design—ideal for tech pros who demand speed and convenience.
- • **Universal SSD Compatibility:** Supports M.2 NVMe & SATA SSDs in all common sizes (2230-22110) across Windows, macOS, Linux & Android.

## Overview

The GRAUGEAR M.2 NVMe SATA PCIe SSD Enclosure Docking Station delivers blazing 10Gbps USB3.2 Gen2 speeds with a robust RTL9210B chipset. Its hybrid cooling system combines a quiet 50mm fan and aluminum heatsink to maintain optimal SSD temperatures, ensuring consistent performance without thermal throttling. Compatible with a wide range of M.2 NVMe and SATA SSDs (2230 to 22110 sizes), it supports Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android platforms. The tool-free design enables quick SSD swaps, while advanced safety features protect your data from electrical faults. Perfect for professionals needing reliable, high-speed external SSD access with peace of mind.

## Description

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Review: Tested on WD BLACK, Samsung 980 NVMEs and TeamGroup SATA. Works Fine - After trying two AMZ Pilot Docking Station SSDs that couldn't even mount the drives reliably, I decided to spend $20 more and try this. After all 2 separate trips to desertcart GO to return plus all the hassle was worth $20. This unit has several key necessary things I never realized I needed until trying the AMZ units. 1) The M.2 connector has to be good quality and it must effectively support the drive physically. Any issues with the connector means massive reliability issues. Since the SSD sits vertical and isnt supported, it tends to tip. It literally falls out under its own weight if moved. Bump the table, drive disconnects. Temperature changes, drive disconnects. 2) Small fan, like it or not, really keeps the drive cool. My Samsung unit never exceeded 35C after 100% sustained benchmark running for an hour without any heatsink. Even the smallest amount of direct airflow really seems to make a difference. Pros: 1) The unit comes with plastic retaining tabs that support the SSD in the vertical position so it doesn't move. I dont know how many repeated insertions/removals before it weakens, but it seems okay for the few dozen times I will likely change drives. I just cant afford that many SSDs. 2) All my drives, WD Black SN850X, Samsung 980 Pro and TeamGroup SATA 3 ran around 450 MB/s using USB 3.2 Gen 2 port. Very respectable, but about 10x slower than direct attaching via PCIE 4.0 slot. I wish it would run faster but I think this is the reality of USB. I cant say for sure. Its great for backing up, restoring or simply testing an SSD but i wouldnt run it like this permanently unless you are out of PCIE slots. 3) Drives run cool. I know they provide a heatsink but i wanted to push the docking station to test robustness. 4) I have had ZERO disconnects, ZERO thermal throttling. Cons: 1) You cannot flash update using this controller. Both WD and Samsung wont allow it. All i can guess is that this was not an expected use case and no one wrote code to support it. You can run WD dashboard but it reports "other drive" 2) Need Aura sync lighting option. Spent all this money on a gorgeous setup and the unit only has a simple non-intrusive blue power LED. Maybe a special edition version some day. Now I'm hoping now they decide to release a dual slot SSD so I can clone without having to rip open my case.
Review: Works well but needed to be modified for my application. - The boot drives for my desktop and laptop computers have heat sinks permanently attached to them. Normally, when I need to externally attach an M.2 NVMe drive to a computer, I put it in an external enclosure without the cover or thermal pad attached. However, my boot drives won't fit in that enclosure or any other ones I have. This dock is one of the only two I found that would allow me to plug my boot drive into and have a way to support them after I modified it. The fifth picture shows my boot drives. The bottom one is actually in a tray that slides into a dock on the back of my desktop computer for easy access (instead of having to halfway tear down my computer to get to it). Because of the thermal pads and compound inside, removing the drive inside would be difficult and messy. The top one is for my laptop (fortunately, easy to access). Its heat sinks are permanently attached. To be able to support these drives so they won't flop over, destroying the drive's connector, I had to modify the clear plastic "chimney". First, in the sixth picture, I had to cut away the wind vanes on each end of the socket in the base and the little retaining clips on each end of the socket to accommodate the width of the larger boot drive. After that, in the fourth picture. I shortened the "chimney" by one inch, made a plastic disk with a slot and two notches to clear both boot drives, then cemented it inside the top of the "chimney" as shown in the third picture. The first three pictures show the boot drives installed in the modified dock. The fit around the drives is loose enough, plenty of cooling air should still flow over the drives. I didn't bother with the included heat sink. I already had heat sinks installed on the boot drives, the included heat sink is too light for my needs and only cools one-sided SSDs, and I don't trust the elastic bands holding the heat sink to the SSD to last very long. The "chimney" will lock into the base, although it is more a friction fit than being locked. I'm going to leave the "chimney" attached when the dock isn't in use to avoid wearing out the fit. I didn't check for speed. I'm not concerned about that since I won't be using the dock very often, maybe once (or twice?) a year. As long as it works, i can be patient if needs be. My only complaint is the location of the on/off switch being on the side where the cable plugs in. It's a wee bit awkward to reach. Update: I just discovered this dock is TRIM compatible in Linux (I use Linux Mint) but you will need to created a udev rule to enable it. Here are the directions for creating a udev rule to enable TRIM compatibility in Linux Mint, etc. 1. Verify the Vendor ID and Product ID. Run lsusb in the terminal with the device plugged in. If you aren't sure which device in the list is your SSD, unplug it and run lsusb again and see which device disappeared. (Don't forget to unmount the filesystem before you unplug it.) Every device has an ID value in the list. For example, the ID for this enclosure is “0bda:9210”. The Vendor ID is the first part and the Product ID is the second part. My enclosures have the Realtec chips in them. 2. Create a udev rule. In the terminal, copy and paste this line and hit Enter. sudo nano /etc/udev/rules.d/50-usb-ssd-trim.rules Type in your password, then hit Enter again. Copy and paste this rule into the text editor (all one line; the correct IDs for this enclosure has already been added): ACTION=="add|change", ATTRS{idVendor}=="0bda", ATTRS{idProduct}=="9210", SUBSYSTEM=="scsi_disk", ATTR{provisioning_mode}="unmap" Pressing CTRL+O, then ENTER, then CTRL+X will save and close the file in Nano. Now, the next time you plug in your device via USB, TRIM should work.

## Features

- 【10Gbps High Speed Data Transfer】USB3.2 Gen2 RTL9210B-CG chipset supports USB-C(USB Type-C) connection and data transmission speed up to 10Gbps for steady and efficient data transfer; Backward compatible with USB3.1 and 3.0 at respective speed limits
- 【Efficient Heat Dissipation】The combination of active heat disspation with built-in 50 mm quiet cooling fan and passive heat disspation with aluminum heatsink helps dissipating the heat generated by M.2 SSD; Effectively protect your SSD from overheating and keep high transfer rate
- 【Wide Compatibility】Docking station is suitable for M.2 SSD with its own heatsink. M.2 form factor compatible with both NVMe PCIe and NGFF SATA protocols in sizes 2230/2242/2260/2280/22110; The SSD reader is applicable to Windows, macOS, Linux and Android systems (Note: If M.2 SSD is the first use, please format it before using)
- 【Highly Convenient】Tool-free design allows easy installation and quick removal of your M.2 SSD without any tools, especially ideal for frequently switching M.2 SSD at work; Plug and play, tool-less, portable and no driver needed; Ideal christmas gifts for men, tech guys or techies
- 【Stability and Safety】M.2 NVMe SATA PCIe SSD reader adopts an advanced RTL9210B-CG controller that built with short-circuit, over-current and multi-protection to ensure safety for your SSD and valuable data; Support UASP and Trim with faster data transmission rate

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0BD4ZWF9M |
| Best Sellers Rank | #107 in Enclosures |
| Compatible Devices | Desktop, PC, Laptop, MacBook, PS5, PS4, iPhone, iPad, Smartphone, Tablet |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (522) |
| Data Transfer Rate | 8000 Megabits Per Second |
| Date First Available | September 8, 2022 |
| Item Weight | 0.353 ounces |
| Item model number | G-M2DK-AC-10G |
| Manufacturer | GRAUGEAR |
| Material | Plastic |
| Max Number of Supported Devices | 1 |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 8 TB |
| Product Dimensions | 2.24 x 2.24 x 4.45 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** GRAUGEAR
- **Color:** Black
- **Hardware Interface:** USB 3.2 Gen 2
- **Hardware Platform:** USB-C, M.2 NVMe SATA SSD Docking Station, USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C, USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-C
- **Product Dimensions:** 2.24"L x 2.24"W x 4.45"H

## Images

![GRAUGEAR M.2 NVMe SATA PCIe SSD Enclosure Adapter Docking Station with Cooling Fan, USB3.2 Gen2 10Gbps M.2 SSD External Case USB C, Support UASP and Trim, M2 NVMe NGFF M Key B+M Key, RTL9210B Chipset - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61i8V5Pn3eL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tested on WD BLACK, Samsung 980 NVMEs and TeamGroup SATA. Works Fine
*by P***R on October 10, 2024*

After trying two AMZ Pilot Docking Station SSDs that couldn't even mount the drives reliably, I decided to spend $20 more and try this. After all 2 separate trips to Amazon GO to return plus all the hassle was worth $20. This unit has several key necessary things I never realized I needed until trying the AMZ units. 1) The M.2 connector has to be good quality and it must effectively support the drive physically. Any issues with the connector means massive reliability issues. Since the SSD sits vertical and isnt supported, it tends to tip. It literally falls out under its own weight if moved. Bump the table, drive disconnects. Temperature changes, drive disconnects. 2) Small fan, like it or not, really keeps the drive cool. My Samsung unit never exceeded 35C after 100% sustained benchmark running for an hour without any heatsink. Even the smallest amount of direct airflow really seems to make a difference. Pros: 1) The unit comes with plastic retaining tabs that support the SSD in the vertical position so it doesn't move. I dont know how many repeated insertions/removals before it weakens, but it seems okay for the few dozen times I will likely change drives. I just cant afford that many SSDs. 2) All my drives, WD Black SN850X, Samsung 980 Pro and TeamGroup SATA 3 ran around 450 MB/s using USB 3.2 Gen 2 port. Very respectable, but about 10x slower than direct attaching via PCIE 4.0 slot. I wish it would run faster but I think this is the reality of USB. I cant say for sure. Its great for backing up, restoring or simply testing an SSD but i wouldnt run it like this permanently unless you are out of PCIE slots. 3) Drives run cool. I know they provide a heatsink but i wanted to push the docking station to test robustness. 4) I have had ZERO disconnects, ZERO thermal throttling. Cons: 1) You cannot flash update using this controller. Both WD and Samsung wont allow it. All i can guess is that this was not an expected use case and no one wrote code to support it. You can run WD dashboard but it reports "other drive" 2) Need Aura sync lighting option. Spent all this money on a gorgeous setup and the unit only has a simple non-intrusive blue power LED. Maybe a special edition version some day. Now I'm hoping now they decide to release a dual slot SSD so I can clone without having to rip open my case.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works well but needed to be modified for my application.
*by J***E on October 20, 2024*

The boot drives for my desktop and laptop computers have heat sinks permanently attached to them. Normally, when I need to externally attach an M.2 NVMe drive to a computer, I put it in an external enclosure without the cover or thermal pad attached. However, my boot drives won't fit in that enclosure or any other ones I have. This dock is one of the only two I found that would allow me to plug my boot drive into and have a way to support them after I modified it. The fifth picture shows my boot drives. The bottom one is actually in a tray that slides into a dock on the back of my desktop computer for easy access (instead of having to halfway tear down my computer to get to it). Because of the thermal pads and compound inside, removing the drive inside would be difficult and messy. The top one is for my laptop (fortunately, easy to access). Its heat sinks are permanently attached. To be able to support these drives so they won't flop over, destroying the drive's connector, I had to modify the clear plastic "chimney". First, in the sixth picture, I had to cut away the wind vanes on each end of the socket in the base and the little retaining clips on each end of the socket to accommodate the width of the larger boot drive. After that, in the fourth picture. I shortened the "chimney" by one inch, made a plastic disk with a slot and two notches to clear both boot drives, then cemented it inside the top of the "chimney" as shown in the third picture. The first three pictures show the boot drives installed in the modified dock. The fit around the drives is loose enough, plenty of cooling air should still flow over the drives. I didn't bother with the included heat sink. I already had heat sinks installed on the boot drives, the included heat sink is too light for my needs and only cools one-sided SSDs, and I don't trust the elastic bands holding the heat sink to the SSD to last very long. The "chimney" will lock into the base, although it is more a friction fit than being locked. I'm going to leave the "chimney" attached when the dock isn't in use to avoid wearing out the fit. I didn't check for speed. I'm not concerned about that since I won't be using the dock very often, maybe once (or twice?) a year. As long as it works, i can be patient if needs be. My only complaint is the location of the on/off switch being on the side where the cable plugs in. It's a wee bit awkward to reach. Update: I just discovered this dock is TRIM compatible in Linux (I use Linux Mint) but you will need to created a udev rule to enable it. Here are the directions for creating a udev rule to enable TRIM compatibility in Linux Mint, etc. 1. Verify the Vendor ID and Product ID. Run lsusb in the terminal with the device plugged in. If you aren't sure which device in the list is your SSD, unplug it and run lsusb again and see which device disappeared. (Don't forget to unmount the filesystem before you unplug it.) Every device has an ID value in the list. For example, the ID for this enclosure is “0bda:9210”. The Vendor ID is the first part and the Product ID is the second part. My enclosures have the Realtec chips in them. 2. Create a udev rule. In the terminal, copy and paste this line and hit Enter. sudo nano /etc/udev/rules.d/50-usb-ssd-trim.rules Type in your password, then hit Enter again. Copy and paste this rule into the text editor (all one line; the correct IDs for this enclosure has already been added): ACTION=="add|change", ATTRS{idVendor}=="0bda", ATTRS{idProduct}=="9210", SUBSYSTEM=="scsi_disk", ATTR{provisioning_mode}="unmap" Pressing CTRL+O, then ENTER, then CTRL+X will save and close the file in Nano. Now, the next time you plug in your device via USB, TRIM should work.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Attractive and easy to install, less stiff USB cable would be better
*by J***N on October 18, 2025*

Overall I like this unit but a couple of improvements could be made, the cord is stiff and short which caused my drive to be dumped out on to a hard surface. The clear cylinder is firm in one position but doesn't have a locking mechanism that I could find. This means if unit tips the drive can easily be knocked free along with the weight of the cylinder. Initially my unit also did not power on but after I swapped cables it came up. The rubberband attachment of silicone heat sink is a great idea and means this will work for many different drives. Transfers from a USB 3.2 port were acceptable but not as fast as I would expect. I got 390MBs from Samsung NVME in Gen4 port to this external drive. Internally I can clock much faster speeds. My board says its rated for full USB 3.2 speed so I expected more but this acceptable for system backups to external NVME drive. Recomend using a longer and less stiff USB C cable and securing the cylinder.

## Frequently Bought Together

- GRAUGEAR M.2 NVMe SATA PCIe SSD Enclosure Adapter Docking Station with Cooling Fan, USB3.2 Gen2 10Gbps M.2 SSD External Case USB C, Support UASP and Trim, M2 NVMe NGFF M Key B+M Key, RTL9210B Chipset
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