The picture below is what you get in the BlacX box that the product ships in. This hot swapable idea means you don’t have to reboot your computer each time you swap a drive in and out of the BlacX. The other nice feature of the BlacX is its hot swapable meaning you can just drop a drive in and take that drive out and put another drive in and that new drive will be seen by the computer. Also do to the fact that most of the drive is exposed to the air, heat issues won’t be a problem. You don’t have to mess around with cables or fight with plugs or any of that. You just take any SATA HDD and slip it into the slot and that’s it. The first thing that impresses me about the BlacX is the simplicity in the design.
In the past I have messed around with other ways to use external drives on systems I have here and to date I wasn’t happy with any drive swapping products I have used. I have to say when I first seen the BlacX I thought this would be a pretty cool device. Special Features: HotSwap Capability for Rapid Multi HDDs Access & Exchange, Compact Docking Station Design maximizes Heat Dissipation & Exhaust
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OS Compatible: Windows Vista / XP / 2003 / 2000 / NT / 98 / 95 Mac 10.3 and later HDD Capacity: All 2.5” or 3.5” SATA HDD up to 2 TB It should be noted that the BlacX can in fact handle hard drives that are up to 2 TeraBytes in size.īelow are the specifications for the BlacX. I received this BlacX quite some time ago and at that time the drives were only in the TeraByte range and hence the labeling on the box. Today I get a chance to look at what might be the best external drive setup up I have seen to date.īefore I get into this review I should mention that if you look at the first picture of the box for the BlacX you will notice it says the BlacX can handle drives of up to 1 TeraByte. First a big thank you to Thermaltake for providing the BlacX Docking Station for this Review.
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