TERRAMASTER
Price: $105.99
(as of Oct 22, 2026 07:18:30 UTC – Details)
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TerraMaster’s focus has been on digital storage products. In line with the evolving technological landscape, TerraMaster has developed a distinctive product line, which includes both direct and network attached storage devices.
At present, TerraMaster sells its products in more than 40 countries, which are widely used in education, finance, government, supermarkets, clinics, scientific research, law firms, film production, home, and other fields.
Ultra-Fast 40Gbps Transfer Speeds: Experience pro-level speeds with this D1 SSD Plus 40Gbps NVMe enclosure, delivering read/write speeds up to 3853MB/s and 3707MB/s (tested with the 990 PRO 4TB on a Mac mini M4 Pro via the Thunderbolt 5 120Gb/s interface). Transfer a 3GB file in just 1 second for 4K video editing, large backups, and time-sensitive workflows
Universal Compatibility: The D1 SSD Plus M.2 enclosure works seamlessly with Thunderbolt 5/4/3 and USB 4/3.2/3.1/3.0/2.0. Use it as a high-speed SSD enclosure for Windows, Mac, or even gaming consoles
Silent, Cool, and Durable: The fanless all-aluminum NVMe SSD enclosure features triple-sized heat dissipation to keep your SSD cool under heavy workloads. Compact and rugged for travel or demanding environments
Plug-and-Play Expandability: The D1 SSD Plus SSD enclosure supports M.2 NVMe 2280-size SSDs up to 8TB. Functions as a Mac mini storage expander or bootable macOS SSD enclosure
All-in-One Backup Solution: Use this M.2 NVMe SSD enclosure as a backup hub, with the included TPC Backupper software supporting scheduled Windows backups
Tool-Free Installation: Quick and easy setup without requiring any tools, allowing you to install your M.2 NVMe SSD and start using the enclosure within minutes
Note: Some mini PCs may have weaker USB signal output, which can cause random interruptions during file read/write operations during data transmission. When this occurs, it is recommended to 1) use the rear USB ports of the computer, as they typically provide a more stable signal; 2) test the device on another known-good computer to rule out hardware issues on the original PC; and 3) use a 10Gbps USB-A/USB-C hub or splitter with a short 0.3m–0.5m cable to reduce signal loss.
