NVME/SATA 3-in-1 SSD Cloner, Coolpie CR311 Offline Clone M.2 Cloner, USB3.2 Gen2*2 20Gbps M.2 Reader, Supports Size for M.2 NVME/SATA、mSATA、SATA 2.5''SSD/HDD、3.5'' HDD
- One-Button Offline Cloning：This ssd duplicator eliminates complex operations and rely on our device to initiate offline cloning with just one button, simplifying the process and enhancing efficiency without the need for a computer
- Widely Compatible: The NVMe/SATA cloner supports M.2 NVMe, M.2 SATA, mSATA, and SATA protocols； It works with M.2 SSD sizes from 2230 to 22110 and supports 2.5'' and 3.5'' HDD/SSD, ensuring compatibility with most of your storage devices
- Blazing-Fast Transfer Speed: The M.2 enclosure features a USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 interface with up to 20Gbps bandwidth；Actual tests show MSATA-to-MSATA cloning takes 10 minutes and M.2 NVME to M.2 NVME cloning takes 20 minutes, offering unmatched speed
- Real-Time Progress Display: This nvme/sata duplicator featuring a unique real-time indicator design, it intuitively shows cloning progress, eliminating long waits and guesswork, ensuring you are always in control of the copying status
- High-Capacity Read/Write/Copy: Our m.2 drive cloner supports up to 22TB of storage capacity for reading, writing, and copying； Whether you're an individual user or a business, you can easily handle massive data migration and backup requirements
- Versatile Three-in-One Duplicator: A true three-in-one cloning marvel, this m.2 ssd cloner supports flexible copying between M.2 NVME, M.2 SATA, MSATA, and SATA, offering up to 10 copying modes to meet your needs in various scenarios
- Pre-Use Tips: Cloning is from source to target disk； The source disk must not exceed the target disk's capacity；Cloning is limited to the same protocol (M.2 NVMe to M.2 NVMe or a clone between SATA protocols); NVMe and SATA cannot be mixed to use
- Professional After-Sales Support：We have a professional after-sales team that provides comprehensive technical support and solutions on nvme/sata ssd cloner； Make it easy for you to enjoy cloning
What's in the box
- 1*nvme/sata 3-in-1 ssd cloner
- 1*12V 3A power adapter
- 1*USB C to Type-C data cable
- 1*USB A to Type-C data cable
- 1*user manual
Versatile SSD Duplicator-Ideal for Personal & Home Use
Seamlessly read, write, and clone across M.2 NVME, M.2 SATA, MSATA, and SATA protocols. Compatible with M.2 sizes 2230, 2240, 2260, 2280, 22110, MSATA, 2.5'' HDD/SSD, and 3.5'' HDD. Experience offline cloning and data manipulation with unparalleled ease and efficiency.
Note that they only support clone and read&write for the same protocols, so you can clone and read between NVME protocols(m. 2 nvme to m.2 nvme), or between SATA series protocols(m. 2 sata、msata、sata).
How to distinguish the source disk and target disk?
There are arrows on the cloner for guidence. The three slots on the left are the source disks, and the three slots on the right are the target disks.
Can it work as a reader except as a cloner?
Yes, it can also support read-write. Just notice, either as a cloner or reader, it can only insert up to two hard drives at a time. And they must be the same protocols. Such as, both m.2 nvme or both sata. (m.2)sata/msata/sata are all SATA protocol.
Can hard drives with different protocols be mixed for cloning?
No. They can't clone for different protocols. M.2 NVME hard drive can only work with M.2 NVME hard drive. SATA hard drive can only work with SATA protocol hard drive. (M.2) SATA/mSATA/SATA are all for SATA protocols, they can be used together.
The progress indicator blinks simultaneously but doesn't clone. Why?
This is most probably because the capacity of the source disk is greater than that of the target disk. You can swap their locations, or take a hard disk with a significantly larger capacity than the source disk to clone.
Why I can't clone it successfully?
1)The hard disk has problem.
2)Didn't disconnect the cloner from other devices.
3) The two disks are not the same protocols.
4) Source disk's capacity is larger than the target's, notice that even if labeled the same, capacities may slightly differ.
1)The hard disk has problem.
2)Didn't disconnect the cloner from other devices.
3) The two disks are not the same protocols.
4) Source disk's capacity is larger than the target's, notice that even if labeled the same, capacities may slightly differ.
1)The hard disk has problem.
2)Didn't disconnect the cloner from other devices.
3) The two disks are not the same protocols.
4) Source disk's capacity is larger than the target's, notice that even if labeled the same, capacities may slightly differ.
1)The hard disk has problem.
2)Didn't disconnect the cloner from other devices.
3) The two disks are not the same protocols.
4) Source disk's capacity is larger than the target's, notice that even if labeled the same, capacities may slightly differ.
Yes, it can also support read-write. Just notice, either as a cloner or reader, it can only insert up to two hard drives at a time. And they must be the same protocols. Such as, both m.2 nvme or both sata. (m.2)sata/msata/sata are all SATA protocol.