Dockcase Explorer Edition: External housing for M.2 SSDs with smart features on Kickstarter

The Dockcase Explorer Edition Pro was successfully financed by Davide Wittkopf 21.12.2022 at 08:02. This model offers quick SSDs for external use and comes with many additional functions.

The new generation of microSD drive systems, followed by the classic 3-inch hard drives and the conventional 2-inch SATA SSDs, the new generation of NVMe and SATA drives which come from the small M.2 format have already become available on the media as well as your own new hardware. Just in the second generation, Seesaw wants to stand out on Kickstarter, and is again giving several other features to the new Dockcase Explorer Edition Pro that are otherwise quite unusual.

The glass housing, as well as the 127-x39-14 millimeter x 14 millimeter x 220 m2 and partially-sensible housing allows viewing of M.2 SSDs, with no NVMe or SATA protocol with up to 4 TB space and capable of running, with 10 Gbit/s and respectively 6 Gbit/s can be transmitted via USB 3.2 Gen 2. On the display screen, a color LCD, measuring 240 x 240 pixels on a 1,33 inch screen, displays the surveillance data for the storage medium. There are items in the list, including temperature, power supply, status, partition or the full power loss protection (PLP).

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In order to avoid data loss, the module supplies the SSD for ten seconds while using a built-in capacitor. For phones that lack sufficient USB power to install, there’s a second USB Type C port on board, which can provide additional 15 watts for each device. An SSD in the 2230, 2242, 2260 and 2280 format can be installed.

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The original goal of $5,000 for the Dockcase Explorer Edition Pro was already over-strapped, with over 123,000 dollars now. Even if the supporters still buy a copy at a reduced price of 79 US dollars, they make 30 dollars of the upcoming RRP of 109 US dollars. The delivery period is scheduled to start in February 2023.