

In the instruction manual, Thermaltake has included the general guidelines for partitioning and formatting hard drives if necessary, but you can also simply plug and play. The BlacX Duet takes no more than plugging the power supply and transfer cable of use in, as well as inserting the hard drive. All items are individually wrapped to ensure quality. Thermaltake has included (1) DC power supply, (1) USB transfer cable, and (1) e-SATA cable. Underneath yet is a cardboard divider with finger holes, creating a cove for the included cords and the instructions. The reverse side of the foam encompasses the dock itself, and will pull out with the plastic wrapped Duet. Opening the box, the first thing you'll be greeted with is a block of foam cushion firmly holding all the pieces in their place. Emblems and call-outs can be found on any side advertising the plethora of features of this dock, and the back formally lists both the features and specifications, as well as diagrams to give the consumer a better idea of just how the Duet works. The BlacX Duet comes packaged in a smooth material box, an action shot of the product occupying the majority of the front. Supports eSATA Transfer Speed up to 3Gbps

Hot-Swap Capability for Rapid Multi HDDs Access & ExchangeĬompact Docking Station Design maximizes Heat Dissipation & Exhaust

Input: 100-240V / 50-60Hz Output: 12V / 2AĬopy & Transfer data between Hard Drives & Computers

Specifications:Īll 2.5” or 3.5” SATA HDD up to 2TB (per slot) Pictures by: This email address is being protected from spambots. Review by: This email address is being protected from spambots. Thermaltake had those very ideas in mind when designing the BlacX Duet, and has sent us the end product to try for ourselves. Even more impressive would be if both docks supported 2.5" and 3.5" hard drives. Imagine, however, the possibilities if you could have two docks in one, allowing for data transfer from not only an external to internal, but external to external, and being able to read and write two hard drives simultaneously. Most models' convenience ends with one external and one internal hard drive. Hard drive docks can come in handy in several instances: home or office data transfer, back-up files or switching hard drives, or even at the LAN scene.
