Hagibis Heat Dissipation Fins Cover for MC100 Magnetic M.2 2230 NVMe SSD Enclosure with Magsafe for iPhone 15 Pro Max ProRes, Cooling Upper Cover MC100 Replacement Parts

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Over priced

Ninguno de los tornillos incluidos ni los de la carcasa para el SSD ajustan, tuve que improvisar una solución casera que me ha funcionado hasta el momento. Producto costoso y mal hecho.

If you need a little help controlling the temperature of your SSD, this passive heatsink is an excellent option. Well made, beautifully cut and the right price makes this good value, if you can get away with it. Installation is a little tricky, trying to get the screws to fall into place without falling between the heatsink fins, but it eventually comes together. If you must, use a magnetic driver and hold the SSD upside down (drive screws upward). It also comes with thermal paste, in the form of an adhesive pad, to be applied during install. TBQH, it’s not ideal, and there are better solutions available, as it’s quite thick, covers a gap of over 1mm (with my SSD of choice) and thus insulates, more than transfers, heat. But, for $8, who’s complaining? The only issue is this: unlike the back cover this replaces, there is no MagSafe array. You can’t attach anything atop the heatsink. If you need the secondary MagSafe array, Hagibis makes a matching TEC and fan.

It buys you time, but I recommend the fan attachement instead for prolonged use.

Oh it works alright. Your SSD will not thermal throttle ever again. It might fall off your phone though as this thing adds a good amount of weight. I ran a two hour write test and wow did this thing hold up great! The speeds never once dipped and it was just a little warm to the touch. The enclosure, like most to be fair, can’t expose SMART data to the host so I couldn’t monitor the temps of the actual SSD. But using the super scientific method of a pharmacy thermometer stuck between the fins, I measured a maximum temp of 108F so right around 42C. Though I really wish they would have have gone with thinner fins and more of them, would have increased surface area allowing for the heatsink to be shorter, lighter and less likely to cause your SSD to fall off your phone. But overall, I can’t complain, it does its job and it does it damn well. And good on Hagibis for proving options!