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Orico 5 Bay External Hard Drive Enclosure (80TB, Hot Swappable) - £151 sold by Orico @ Amazon
Orico 5 Bay External Hard Drive Enclosure (80TB, Hot Swappable) - £151 sold by Orico @ Amazon
Orico 5 Bay External Hard Drive Enclosure (80TB, Hot Swappable) - £151 sold by Orico @ Amazon
Orico 5 Bay External Hard Drive Enclosure (80TB, Hot Swappable) - £151 sold by Orico @ Amazon
Orico 5 Bay External Hard Drive Enclosure (80TB, Hot Swappable) - £151 sold by Orico @ Amazon
Orico 5 Bay External Hard Drive Enclosure (80TB, Hot Swappable) - £151 sold by Orico @ Amazon
Orico 5 Bay External Hard Drive Enclosure (80TB, Hot Swappable) - £151 sold by Orico @ Amazon
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The cheapest 5-bay external hard drive enclosure I could find. It supports up to 80TB of storage and the hard drives are hot swappable.

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  • 【Flexible Data Backup Storage Solution】- Are you worried lost your data? The 95 series is designed for small to medium businesses company, Video Media servers, photographer and professional users that want to protect their valuable data. Suitable for massive storage capacity, redundancy or backups, such as video editing, digital photos backup, storage media files or even expand the capacity and create storage pools and snapshots, it’s time to get serious about data.
  • 【80TB Capacity and 5Gbps Transfer Speed】- 5 Bay External Hard Drive Enclosure, Compatible 3.5 inch SATA HDD hard drives, Supports up to 80TB Capacity (16TB x 5bay), Super Speed USB3.0 5Gbps Connection transfer your files in a breeze, supports SATA I/II/III(6 Gbps) and USB 3.0 (5 Gbps), with Activity LED indicator disk access status. (No RAID, No NAS)
  • 【Dual-Core Chip and 150W Power Supply】- The HDD Enclosure Built-in SATA3.0 Dual-Core chip, provide Safety and Stability of Data storage and Transferring, Lockable Drive Bays, Protect your hard drive with care, and with Powerful 150W power adapter supply to provide stable power supply for equipment
  • 【Dissipates heat efficiently】- The USB 3.0 SATA Hard Drive Enclosure Features an Unibody Aluminum-Alloy Shell and Fan, good in heat dissipation, up to 4mm thickness which is firm and reliable, The Forced Convection Process helps speed up the air circulation and heat ventilation to effectively cool the drive and whole system for stable operation and an extended lifespan
  • 【PLUG and PLAY, HOT SWAP】- Tool Free design mounts drives without tools and screws in seconds, hot-swapping supported, plug and play. The 3.5 inch HDD enclosure Compatible with Windows XP/ VISTA/ Windows 7/ 8 /8.1/ 10/ Linux/ Mac 9.1/10.2 or higher Computer and Laptop.

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  1. m14x74's avatar
    I've been using 2 Orico 5 bay 'enclosures' running 24 hrs for more than a year

    I've this one amazon.co.uk/gp/…BC/ and also this one amazon.co.uk/gp/…F9/


    One is populated with 5 Segate Exos enterprise drives and has never been a moments problem, the other has just 3 of the Segate drives in them and again has been excellent

    The only minor thing (which could well be a configuration issue) is that the drives can go to sleep at times, which can be frustrating but overall no qualms with Orico
  2. TristanDeCoonha's avatar
    For those looking, this is a usb enclosure ONLY.
    NO NAS. - NO RAID.
    If you don't need the hot swap feature, the same company does a similar unit for £111
    Manauth's avatar
    What bout the 80tb was very glad for a moment!
  3. KudzoSt's avatar
    Does anyone know if there will be enough bandwidth to stream 4K movies through Plex? I want to replace the current large case with a compact one, and move all the disks for the plex to a similar storage.
    m14x74's avatar
    2160p HDR works fine with Kodi for me.... never tried Plex
  4. gt1915's avatar
    This would be a good way to reduce my Ext HDD's though are the WD ones ok to shuck? I got a few 12TB ones
    vipermo's avatar
    Yes today i shucked 2 WD 18TB Elements drive and there now running in this very Enclosure along side drivepool (edited)
  5. surreyspireite's avatar
    Is it me or is this just a very expensive JBOD. I don't see how it can be justified pricewise.
    sibeer's avatar
    Any good suggestions for a 5-8 bay JBOD enclosure?
  6. Brianppp's avatar
    Is this much different from buying a powered USB hub and using external hard drives connected to it?
    Brown.Panther's avatar
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    It's a much neater solution than having 5 hard drives on your desk.
  7. powerbrick's avatar
    rather get a used micro server or nas than this.
    you_gotta_be_kidding's avatar
    Depends on the reasoning for buying this, I have a 2.5" version by Sabrent that I use plugged in the back of my synology NAS DS920+. No point in me having an extra NAS. The only reason I did this was because I got a load of used Barracuda 4TB 2.5" drives for free with an office clearout so thought I may as well use them for my weekly backup. (edited)
  8. LD2DVD's avatar
    14% 1 star, that's pretty bad
  9. Daves_mate's avatar
    Is this a bit like Orinoco Flow by Enya?
    northerngeek's avatar
    stick to the day job.
  10. trevordavies0629's avatar
    99% of use cases for that amount of data requires reliability. The chances of this just blanking your drives is significantly higher than for Synology, QNAP, etc.. Worth it for backups only, if they get fried, format and start again.
    mr_johnsie's avatar
    That’s what cloud backups are for. It would be pretty silly to have all your backups in one location. 
  11. northerngeek's avatar
    they do RAID too. but i would pay more and go for a brand like WD. probably double the price tho.
  12. northerngeek's avatar
    if the unit was to fails can the SATA drives be connected to a PC's motherboard and the data read? I think NAS drives have their own format? this isn't a nas drive though.
    Alex_H's avatar
    Yep that would be possible I think.
  13. daddybr00's avatar
    If this was eSATA I would hook one up to my microserver but I really don’t see the point in spending good money for JBOD
  14. DealHugger's avatar
    Don't waste your money on these. Their products are not as reliable as you'd thought. NAS or home use storage systems that are worth considering only come in these categories:
    1. Synology
    2. QNAP
    3. Self built Unraid
    4. Self built TrusNAS
    5. Self built with other operating systems
  15. PHL's avatar
    Currently have four Western Digital Gold 4TB 6gb speed HDD's.

    I would love to expand my storage for the Xbox Series X (can expand up to 16TB=14.5TB).

    I'm guessing a 4 bay (Raid 5) enclosure would do the job but have no idea which one to buy.

    Any recommendations from experienced users please?
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