Startech -6-Feet-Shielded-External-Esata6

Worked great!

Das Kabel habe ich gekauft, um zu testen, ob die Übertragung vom externen Festplattenstapel zum Rechner mit eSATA schneller ist als mit USB C. Es war mit 145 MB/s tatsächlich etwas schneller, aber nachdem ich ein USB 3.2 Kabel angeschlossen habe, bekam ich Übertragungsraten und deutlich über 200 MB/s. Also das Kabel ist in Ordnung, aber USB 3.2 ist schneller.

Diskケース設置場所の変更で長めのケーブルが必要となったので１．８ｍのケーブルを購入しました。 問題なく動作しています E-SATAケーブルが必要な方は少ないと思いますが手頃な価格で購入できたので満足しています 購入を検討されている方は少し遊びがある長さの購入をお勧めします

Ik gebruik hem voor een externe docking station die aangesloten is op mijn NVR. Ideaal als er een afstand tussen 2 apparaten is.

I've not had a lot of success purchasing computer leads from Amazon. Most have been rubbish and only fit for a museum's display BUT NOT THESE. These work tremendously well and because of the fact that other Amazon leads have not, I've decided to write this review commending them. I'm sold on sSATA and wont buy a computer that doesn't have an eSATA port (which is a shame for these current day computer manufacturers, who prefer to not include them). eSATA only provides an external connection for a SATA hard drive and you can NOT connect any other device to it. Having said that, if you do use an sSATA port to connect your external SATA hard drives, you'll not have to share eSATA's either 3gb/sec or 6gb/sec transfer speed with any other SATA drive that you've connected to your computer through this port, as you have to with USB connections - eSATA does NOT daisy chain as USB does. A 3gb/sec speed is achieved if you connect the controller to a PCI expansion slot and 6gb/sec (which could even be multiplex) if you connect the controller to a PCIx expansion one. Because these ill-advised manufacturers are no longer prepared to offer these superior external connections, most Thunderbolt PCIx control cards include as well as a USB-C port, an eSATA port as standard and for this reason alone, I'd most favourably recommend you spending the extra money needed to purchase one. With USB-C speeds approaching 40gb/sec and able to connect numerous SATA hard drives with their dedicated sSATA ports, all of which CAN ONLY reach a speed of 6gb/sec - even if the transfer speed of the port was to be considerably more, has got to be the best possible choice anyone can make because, as it seems to this reviewer, adding a SATA hard drive to a USB port, when these can work through another, would be a most foolish enterprise because all you're going to do by doing this is reduce the speed the USB port can provide your other equipment.