Customer Ratings & Reviews

Worked perfectly. Need to read old hard drive and it was easy as pie

Worked like a charm i was able to save so much of my fried hard drive

It worked perfectly, and I was able to access my project in time and transfer to another drive

does just what I needed. I was looking for a way to use old drives and this is what I wanted.

It does was its supposed to do perfectly! And it looks, and kind of works like, a toaster. Great product!

I was looking for a internal Hard Drive adapter to be able to clone and replace my existing hard drive. This was perfect for my needs as it does Laptop and Desktop drives.

Does a great job of transferring data. Great value for the price.

I'm a technology novice and this device made recovering my files a breeze..

I bought it to add a 4TB external HD to my Hopper3. It worked great for about 2 years and then suddenly just stopped. And, no, it was not the hard drive itself, because I put it in a Sabent HD caddy and my 4TB carried on as before. I'm very disappointed that this docking station didn't last any longer than 2 years.

The product worked as intended without issue or undue fiddling. No real special features to clinch a fifth star bit also no huge negatives to knock the fourth one off. Price falls at about average for equivalent units from other large brick and mortar retailers.

Had a blowout, losing drives in storm. Backups on another drive but faulty drive...Used this device without having to swap out sata drives in PC and managed to recover all by copying backups to a non-faulty drive with this docking station. Also used to clone master C drive.

Great for opening dead hard drives. Would buy this item again if needed.

It works all types of hard drives and laptop drives...

great dock at the lowest price. excellent value. bought for less than Amazon.

Does the job, just be careful about the fragile USB port.

Works great for cloning HDD/SDs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It is not reading apecific disk. The disk may be defective.

I have a 21.5inch iMac mid-2011 running High Sierra 10.13.6. which has one Thunderbolt 2 input and the rest USB 2.0. I have an external Seagate Barracuda 3000GB 3.5in SATA which was previously housed in a Seagate Backup Plus Thunderbolt Desktop housing. I removed the HD from the plastic housing, inserted it correctly into the Insignia Dual HD Dock, ran the USB cable from my iMac USB port (type A) to the Insignia USB 3 (IN) port (type B). When I power up the Insignia Dock, I can hear the HD spool up, but it never shows up in my iMac and the "Drive 1" light never lights or flickers. Is this unit backwards compatible with USB 2? Is there any reason that there is an issue because it was previously Thunderbolt? I assumed the TB only mattered to the housing not the hard drive. Any help is appreciated!

It’s cool for what it is. But guess I assumed wrong when I figured you could easily transfer files between the two bays. Guess it can’t read and write at the same time. That or there’s something really wrong with my laptop cause explorer freezes every time I try.

VERY disappointed. I bought this product only about 2 to 3 years ago, and used it about 1 to 2 times. I wanted to use it just now and even followed the directions on setting it up but no lights and it was never recognized by 2 different desktop computers. Don't buy.