“What is the maximum storage capacity per bay?”

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• Probably unlimited, the largest drive I’ve had in mine was 10 TB. I had no issues.

  Answered by MnDad 6 years ago

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• I do not know exact. But mine is running and seeing (2) 8TB drives.

  Answered by Othrsde 6 years ago

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• Whatever the size of your drive is. The bay is only a slot to connect, the limitations on the drive size are more to do with the size drive that windows will use / partition if allowed. I believe anything over 4 or 5 Tera has to be partitioned in Windows 10, that’s very large.

  Answered by RollinThruLife 6 years ago

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• As big as the drives you buy! This is only a SATAII/III to USB 3 dock for drives. If you buy a 1TB drive the capacity is 1TB if you buy a 8TB drive then it's 8TBs

  Answered by Robert116 6 years ago

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• 8 TB max per slot.

  Answered by DragonTech 6 years ago

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