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Black rectangular enclosure with USB 3.0 mini-SATA interface, 0.5 inch height, 2.9 inch depth, 0.30 oz

EDGE Tech

EDGE Tech DiskGO Pocket mSATA USB 3.0 enclosure

SKU CH-PF0D-JWNPZ

Enclosure turns an mSATA SSD into a USB 3.0 portable drive

  • Compact USB 3.0 enclosure adds portable mSATA storage
  • Tool-free design lets you swap drives in seconds
  • Tiny 2.9" × 0.5" × 0.2" form factor fits any pocket
  • Weighs only 0.30 oz for truly lightweight mobility

Compact USB 3.0 mSATA Enclosure

This small black enclosure connects a mini-SATA solid-state drive to a computer through a USB 3.0 interface. It measures 2.9 inches deep by 0.5 inches wide by 0.2 inches high and weighs approximately 0.30 ounces. The SATA-based design adds portable storage without bulky cables or external power.

For mobile storage with legacy SATA drives

Suits users who have a spare mSATA SSD and want a lightweight USB 3.0 solution for data transfer or backup. Not for buyers who need a drive with a native USB-C connector. Not for anyone requiring an enclosure that accepts a 2.5-inch SATA form factor.

Highlights

  • Compact USB 3.0 enclosure adds portable mSATA storage
  • Tool-free design lets you swap drives in seconds
  • Tiny 2.9" × 0.5" × 0.2" form factor fits any pocket
  • Weighs only 0.30 oz for truly lightweight mobility

Specifications

BrandEDGE Tech

Questions about this item

Which mSATA SSD do I need to install before the EDGE Tech DiskGO Pocket enclosure works?

Any standard mSATA solid-state drive fits the internal slot; the enclosure itself has no built-in storage.

Will the USB 3.0 connection slow down an older SATA II mSATA drive I already own?

The drive runs at its native SATA II speed while the USB 3.0 link simply provides extra headroom.

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