But you will learn how everything works, and you can replace or upgrade the hard drive later if needed.
The downside to buying a hard drive enclosure and putting your own hard drive in it is having to put it all together. Opening up the box you will first see the enclosure packaged very well in foam under it are the included Power adapter, User guide, Resource cd, and USB cable. The back of the packaging includes a few more pictures of the Eagle Consus N-Series PRO along with a more detailed list of features and specifications.
The top of the packaging has a easy to use handle along with a few stickers letting you know it comes with Avast antivirus free along with a coupon for 200 of data recovery from Disk Doctors. The front of this packaging is perfect for retail store sales, it gets your attention and has all of the information you need to make a decision. The front of the packaging also includes a list of features most notably Lifetime Tech Support and it is compatible with Macs along with Windows based PC’s. The Consus N-Series PRO came in a white and orange box with a very nice picture of their enclosure on the front of it. Specifications Internal Interface: SATA External Interface: USB 2.0 Transfer Rate: 480mbps (USB) Supported Hard Drive: SATA (Serial ATA-150 / Serial-300) Power Source: External Switching Power Adapter(5V/12V 2.0A) Power Input: 100~240VAC, 50/60Hz Certification: FCC, CE Certified Microsoft O.S. Today we are going to take a look at the Consus N-Series PRO to see if it has what it takes. The first thing that stands out to me from other hard drive enclosures is the mesh on both sides of the enclosure. Eagle Tech is hoping they have what it takes to stand out in this dog eat dog market with their new Consus N-Series PRO. It’s hard to stand out with a product that has been done over and over again. I’ve talked about it before but just about every company anymore produces a hard drive enclosure.
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