2TB Crucial P3 Plus M.2 SSD in Orico USB4 40Gbps NVMe Enclosure PCIe4

I'm selling a *new, unused and factory-sealed*

2TB Crucial P3 Plus PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 SSD -

rated to 5000MB/s read speed

https://eu.crucial.com/ssd/p3-plus/CT2000P3PSSD8

as well as

an *opened but hardly used*

ORICO USB4 40Gbps NVMe Enclosure with Cooling Fan PCIe4.0

https://oricotechs.com/products/orico-r3700-usb4-40gbps-gaming-portable-ssd-with-rgb-light?variant=49750233645356

When you receive it, break the seal on the SSD box, ensure you are free of static electricity, insert the brand new SSD into the unplugged, empty Orico housing, screw it down and add the thermal pad & housing, and close the enclosure again. Plug the cable in and off you go.

WHY AM I SELLING?

I bought two SSDs (but only opened one box) as well as the enclosure. Whilst it's well-made and reliable, the glowing light in the enclosure is distracting for my work as a professional video editor as it changes colour continuously when in use. I've changed to a more basic enclosure and only need one disk since the speeds are so fast. The enclosure has been used for no more than 2hrs in total. I've removed the SSD I had in there, and now it's empty, as when I bought it, ready for you to install the supplied 2TB SSD.

ABOUT THE SPEED TEST:

The result was with an identical Crucial P3 Plus 2TB SSD tested in this Orico housing with a 5GB file transfer on a Mac in APFS format and the USB-C cable Orico supplies. You may get a different result depending on your computer. USB-A will be much slower. Even with USB-C you will never get the theoretical maximum of 5000MB/sec; 2600 is a good result and about 6x faster than a SATA3 SSD connected by USB2.1

RECEIPTS

I can supply copies of the receipts for purchase (in Australia a month ago) but it's up to you to check whether the warranty is valid in Norway. I guarantee everything is functioning when you receive it.