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product_id: 398501058
title: "MAIWO USB-C 4 Bay HDD RAID Enclosure for 2.5\" 3.5\" SATA Drive with Cooling Fan, USB A-C 3.1 & C-C Cable Included, Supports Raid Normal,0,3,5,1/10,Clone/Large(jbod) & 96TB Capacity, DAS(NOT NAS)"
brand: "maiwo"
price: "1843 kr"
currency: DKK
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 10
category: "Maiwo"
url: https://www.desertcart.dk/products/398501058-maiwo-usb-c-4-bay-hdd-raid-enclosure-for-2
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region: Denmark
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# 5Gbps USB-C transfer 96TB max storage Dual cooling fans MAIWO USB-C 4 Bay HDD RAID Enclosure for 2.5" 3.5" SATA Drive with Cooling Fan, USB A-C 3.1 & C-C Cable Included, Supports Raid Normal,0,3,5,1/10,Clone/Large(jbod) & 96TB Capacity, DAS(NOT NAS)

**Brand:** maiwo
**Price:** 1843 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 💼 Elevate your data game with MAIWO’s powerhouse RAID enclosure — because your files deserve the best!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** MAIWO USB-C 4 Bay HDD RAID Enclosure for 2.5" 3.5" SATA Drive with Cooling Fan, USB A-C 3.1 & C-C Cable Included, Supports Raid Normal,0,3,5,1/10,Clone/Large(jbod) & 96TB Capacity, DAS(NOT NAS) by maiwo
- **How much does it cost?** 1843 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.dk](https://www.desertcart.dk/products/398501058-maiwo-usb-c-4-bay-hdd-raid-enclosure-for-2)

## Best For

- maiwo enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted maiwo brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Blazing USB 3.1 Speeds:** Experience up to 5Gbps transfer rates for rapid file access and seamless workflow.
- • **Versatile 7 RAID Modes:** Customize your data protection and performance with RAID 0,1,3,5,10, Clone, and JBOD options.
- • **Advanced Dual-Fan Cooling:** Keep drives cool and reliable under heavy workloads with an adjustable dual-level fan system.
- • **Plug & Play Compatibility:** Effortlessly integrates with Windows, Mac, Linux, and even supports 4K HDMI output for versatile use.
- • **Massive 96TB Storage Capacity:** Store your entire digital universe with ease and future-proof your data needs.

## Overview

The MAIWO USB-C 4 Bay HDD RAID Enclosure supports up to 96TB of combined 2.5" and 3.5" SATA drives with 7 RAID modes, including RAID 5 and Clone. Featuring USB 3.1 Gen 2 connectivity for up to 5Gbps transfer speeds, it ensures fast data access. Its robust aluminum body and dual cooling fans maintain optimal drive temperatures, while a 78W external power supply guarantees stable operation. Compatible across major OS platforms and equipped with HDMI 4K output, it’s designed for professional-grade storage and multimedia versatility.

## Description

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Review: Uses Micron JMB393 which is limited to SATA-II speed. - I got this for 4x drive RAID-5 and thought the price was amazing for a hardware raid controller and it still is. If you want a hardware RAID-5 and are perfectly fine with being limited to around 200MB/s transfer speed then you'll have no issue with this enclosure. Extra plus if you plan to take advantage of the HDMI interface on the enclosure. I guess some folks use a JBOD as a dock. This being a fancy JBOD with built-in hardware RAID, but with an unfortunate choice of an ancient controller chip. The problem is they built a new product using JMicron JMB393 controller, this chip was released in 2008 and the entire bus speed for all 4x drives will be limited to 3GB/s transfer speed. To be clear, this unit still supports SATA-III (3) drives because all SATA drives are backwards compatible with older SATA revisions. I was fooled by the USB-C interface, I believe the inventors of this device went with a Type-C interface for anyone who wants to connect their monitor through the enclosure... What I can't understand is why build a new product in 2022/2023 (design was likely done last year) and use a chip from 2008. When I first realized I was only getting 200MB/s (and before I saw/realized the specs/limitations on the JMicron controller) I set the jumpers into "Normal" mode and did a transfer test to each drive simultaneously thinking that the RAID-5 calculation was the speed issue... Then I started getting 50MB/s to each drive... I launched the trusty "USB Device Tree Viewer" to confirm I was getting the right speed values and sure enough I was getting "Device Connection Speed : SuperSpeed" which was the maximum speed available for the device. The manufacturer certainly wasn't cheap with cabling, the USB cables provided are of high quality and give a SuperSpeed connection effortlessly. I would also like to state that I purchased several "compatily LX23 40TB (Dual 20TB)" from the same vendor and am happy with that purchase. I'll be reviewing the LX23 40TB separately and will be giving 5 stars.
Review: Just about everything is wrong with this thing + false advertising, NOT FOR 3.5" HDD! - Careful, this item is not as described and can NOT host 3.5" HDD, because internal connectors are for 2.5" drives only!!! I was too late to discover this, so now I cannot even get the refund and there goes my $150 down the drain. I hope at least to help another buyer to avoid making the same mistake. Also, I purchased a new item, but the box i got was opened before, the item itself was not even in plastic - instead it was very dusty. The item itself at first looks like a cute little thing. But when you look closer, you see it comes with a huge separate power adapter, so carrying around with that adapter hanging is not possible. It would be way more convenient if adapter was included inside chasis or a small outlet plug adapter. The handle itself is supposed to make it portable, but because nonportability (see above) is really of no use to me. Unfortunately it is not detachable so wherever you put the rack you will have to look at this handle sticking out. Design itself ... It's hard to tell which side is front and which is back. Portable devices should have certain switches and plugs in front and the rest on the back. This one has everything on one side. The 2 racks (each holds 2 drives) are screwed in with 6 tiny screws below. There is no easy way to replace or even just remove a single hard drive. They are packed in two, but you have to unscrew all those tiny screws first. After that here is nothing to grab and pull the racks with drives out, so you need to use gravity to get those racks out. If there's no drives inside even gravity doesn't help.

## Features

- 【7 RAIDs 4 Bay Drive Enclosure】This 4 Bay RAID Enclosure supports a massive total storage capacity of up to 96TB, accommodating both 2.5'' and 3.5" SATA HDD/SSD drives. With support for 7 RAID modes including RAID Normal,0,3,5,1/10,Clone/Large(jbod) exclusive RAID mode, this enclosure meets diverse work requirements efficiently.
- 【USB-C Transfer Speed up to 5Gbps】Experience lightning-fast data transfer speeds of up to 5Gbps with the USB A/C 3.1 interface. This 4 Bay Hard Drive Enclosure is fully compatible with all 3.5" SATA (I/II/III) hard disks, ensuring rapid access and file management with LED indicators for disk status.
- 【Effective Cooling with Dual Fan Design】The 4 Bay RAID Enclosure features a robust unibody aluminum-alloy body equipped with a double heat dissipation system. The adjustable dual-level cooling fan enhances air circulation, preventing overheating and maintaining stable operation for your drives, which prolongs their lifespan.
- 【78W External Power Supply for Stability】Designed with a powerful 78W external power supply, this 4 Bay RAID Enclosure ensures safety and stability during data storage and transferring. It provides ample power for larger capacity hard drives, safeguarding your valuable data against potential loss.
- 【PLUG and PLAY, Compatible with Mainstream Systems】Our 4 Bay Hard Drive Enclosure is designed for seamless integration with mainstream systems, including Windows 7/8/8.1/10, Linux, and Mac OS 9.1/10.2 or higher. It also features an HD-MI port for TV connections and supports 4K HD video output, making it a versatile solution for both personal and professional use.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09JKL7JPV |
| Best Sellers Rank | #643 in Enclosures |
| Compatible Devices | PC, Phone(With OTG), Router, TV |
| Connectivity Technology | SATA, USB |
| Customer Reviews | 3.5 3.5 out of 5 stars (89) |
| Data Transfer Rate | 480 Megabytes Per Second |
| Date First Available | October 15, 2021 |
| Hard Disk Form Factor | 3.5 Inches |
| Item Weight | 2.65 pounds |
| Item model number | 4 Bay Raid Enclosure K35274D |
| Manufacturer | MAIWO |
| Material | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS), Aluminum |
| Max Number of Supported Devices | 4 |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 72 TB |
| Product Dimensions | 7.24 x 5 x 4.53 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** MAIWO
- **Color:** Black
- **Hardware Interface:** USB Type C
- **Hardware Platform:** Windows
- **Product Dimensions:** 7.24"L x 5"W x 4.53"H

## Images

![MAIWO USB-C 4 Bay HDD RAID Enclosure for 2.5" 3.5" SATA Drive with Cooling Fan, USB A-C 3.1 & C-C Cable Included, Supports Raid Normal,0,3,5,1/10,Clone/Large(jbod) & 96TB Capacity, DAS(NOT NAS) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51S-R60DYvL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐ Uses Micron JMB393 which is limited to SATA-II speed.
*by G***D on September 11, 2023*

I got this for 4x drive RAID-5 and thought the price was amazing for a hardware raid controller and it still is. If you want a hardware RAID-5 and are perfectly fine with being limited to around 200MB/s transfer speed then you'll have no issue with this enclosure. Extra plus if you plan to take advantage of the HDMI interface on the enclosure. I guess some folks use a JBOD as a dock. This being a fancy JBOD with built-in hardware RAID, but with an unfortunate choice of an ancient controller chip. The problem is they built a new product using JMicron JMB393 controller, this chip was released in 2008 and the entire bus speed for all 4x drives will be limited to 3GB/s transfer speed. To be clear, this unit still supports SATA-III (3) drives because all SATA drives are backwards compatible with older SATA revisions. I was fooled by the USB-C interface, I believe the inventors of this device went with a Type-C interface for anyone who wants to connect their monitor through the enclosure... What I can't understand is why build a new product in 2022/2023 (design was likely done last year) and use a chip from 2008. When I first realized I was only getting 200MB/s (and before I saw/realized the specs/limitations on the JMicron controller) I set the jumpers into "Normal" mode and did a transfer test to each drive simultaneously thinking that the RAID-5 calculation was the speed issue... Then I started getting 50MB/s to each drive... I launched the trusty "USB Device Tree Viewer" to confirm I was getting the right speed values and sure enough I was getting "Device Connection Speed : SuperSpeed" which was the maximum speed available for the device. The manufacturer certainly wasn't cheap with cabling, the USB cables provided are of high quality and give a SuperSpeed connection effortlessly. I would also like to state that I purchased several "compatily LX23 40TB (Dual 20TB)" from the same vendor and am happy with that purchase. I'll be reviewing the LX23 40TB separately and will be giving 5 stars.

### ⭐ Just about everything is wrong with this thing + false advertising, NOT FOR 3.5" HDD!
*by R***N on May 19, 2023*

Careful, this item is not as described and can NOT host 3.5" HDD, because internal connectors are for 2.5" drives only!!! I was too late to discover this, so now I cannot even get the refund and there goes my $150 down the drain. I hope at least to help another buyer to avoid making the same mistake. Also, I purchased a new item, but the box i got was opened before, the item itself was not even in plastic - instead it was very dusty. The item itself at first looks like a cute little thing. But when you look closer, you see it comes with a huge separate power adapter, so carrying around with that adapter hanging is not possible. It would be way more convenient if adapter was included inside chasis or a small outlet plug adapter. The handle itself is supposed to make it portable, but because nonportability (see above) is really of no use to me. Unfortunately it is not detachable so wherever you put the rack you will have to look at this handle sticking out. Design itself ... It's hard to tell which side is front and which is back. Portable devices should have certain switches and plugs in front and the rest on the back. This one has everything on one side. The 2 racks (each holds 2 drives) are screwed in with 6 tiny screws below. There is no easy way to replace or even just remove a single hard drive. They are packed in two, but you have to unscrew all those tiny screws first. After that here is nothing to grab and pull the racks with drives out, so you need to use gravity to get those racks out. If there's no drives inside even gravity doesn't help.

### ⭐ BUYER BEWARE: No way to monitor, may kill drives in power outage
*by L***E on December 8, 2024*

I had a power outage, when the power came back on thd unit was giving 4 quick beeps (very shrill & annoying), pausing, then again, over & over with no way to stop it aside from turning it off. I discovered one of the drive lights not blinking when read/writing (I have it in RAID5) so I replaced that drive. The beeping stopped & after a couple days the drive activity stopped which seems to, there's no actual information to say for sure, indicate the RAID5 has been rebuilt. Putting the failed drive in a PC directly I can see a handful of SMART warning, but no failures aside from the Helium levels. The drive formatted & functions properly even if not something that'd be "smart" to use. A couple weeks pass & now it's giving a DIFFERENT beep error code. This time a single long beep, a pause & a long beep again, with nothing I can find to tell me what those beep codes mean. I'm also suspicious that maybe the power failing while the unit was on may have caused the drive to fail as it had been working without issue for 8 months, then a power outage & there's a bunch of issues...

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