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06 Jun, 2018
Works flawlessly, I hope it continues to do so
1 of 1 found this helpful I bought two Orico cases, one for an internal SSD 2.5" drive, and one for an external 2.5" HDD drive (both of which came from damaged enclosures). The cases better protect the drives than simply using USB to SATA cables.
I gave 5 stars as they have performed flawlessly, but it is still early days - time will tell as to longevity.The weak point in drive enclosures is always the USB connection, but this is true for all competing products, you just have to take care not to stress the connection.Remove the cable after using the drive, don't just throw the drive in a box with the USB cable still connected.
11 Aug, 2016
Profile Design Threadless Stem Size Converter 1" - 1 1/8"
Bought so I could add modern 1 1/8" stem and 31.8mm bars to a 1995 mountain bike which has threaded 1" (external) steerer tube.
Works perfectly. I don't jump or race, but cover many miles on rough terrain and so far no movement or slippage. I used my old stem wedge rather than the one provided.
Consider purchasing spacer washers at the same time. I use a 1 1/8" spacer to take up the gap between the bottom of the stem and the top of the 1" spacer I use to raise the converter slightly.
17 Jan, 2018
Aquila Nylgut Red - Great Sound
Installed on Barnes & Mullins UBJ2. Smaller diameter than the stock strings, I prefer the Aquila as fretting notes feels more precise.
The strings take up to a week before tuning is stable (in a house very variable in temp room-to-room). I followed the instructions and took great care when first tuning up to pitch - keep the strings out of the nut slots until close to pitch. No string breakage to report, and a very nice tone, definitely the 'banjo-uke' sound. I use a foam pad in the drum of the uke if required to lower volume.