MAIWO K25682 Dual-Bay 2.5" SATA RAID Enclosure USB 3.0
- Black
- Dual Bay RAID Enclo…
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Holds two 2.5-inch SATA drives with hardware RAID 0, 1, JBOD or spanning modes and tool-free hot-swap bays
Material Aluminum
External Interface USB 3.0
Model Tool-needed
The MAIWO K25272 holds two 2.5-inch SATA hard drives or SSDs in a single aluminium chassis. It connects to a host computer through a USB 3.0 port and offers four selectable RAID modes without driver installation. The unit is aimed at users who want portable, tool-free redundant or striped storage.
The enclosure uses a USB 3.0 link with a theoretical 5 Gbps ceiling and UASP support that can improve sustained transfers by up to 70 percent over standard bulk endpoints. Actual speeds will remain bounded by the USB 3.0 bus and the mechanical limits of the installed SATA drives.
Each bay accepts a single 2.5-inch SATA drive up to 6 TB, giving a combined ceiling of 12 TB across both slots. Builders needing more than 12 TB of raw space or drives larger than 6 TB per bay must choose a different enclosure.
| Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Type | Enclosure |
| Material | Aluminum |
| External Interface | USB 3.0 |
| HDD Count Supported | Dual HDD |
| Number of Bay | 2 Bay |
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RAID 0 merges both drives for maximum 12TB capacity and faster speeds. RAID 1 mirrors data across both drives for redundancy. JBOD treats each 2.5-inch SATA drive independently. LARGE spans them as one volume without striping.
The 5Gbps theoretical peak is shared between both bays. With UASP protocol enabled, sustained reads and writes can approach 70% faster than standard USB 3.0, but actual throughput depends on the SATA drives used and host controller.
Yes. The single USB 3.0 link at 5Gbps becomes the bottleneck once combined SATA throughput exceeds that limit, so RAID 0 speed gains will be constrained by the external connection rather than the drives themselves.
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