Multibao SATA IDE to USB 2.0 Adapter, USB 2.0 to SATA/IDE Converter Cable HDD for 2.5”/3.5” Hard Drive CDRW DVDRW CD Rom, DVD Rom Cable
£6.48
Price: £6.48
(as of Jun 24, 2025 16:52:42 UTC – Details)
This Unit does not require External Power Adapter if you are going to connect 2.5″ IDE Hard Disk drive, but for any other devices such as 3.5″ IDE, SATA Hard Disk Drive or CD-RW, DVD-RW, CD Rom, DVD Rom it will require external Power Adapter. External power adapter is not included in the package.
Features:
Turns SATA/IDE drive into a convenient external drive, could be used as a bridge to connect SATA 3.5″ hard disk,2.5″ & 3.5″ IDE hard disk, CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, CD-RW, COMBO device, DVD-RW to computer with USB 2.0 interface (Not Suitable for 2.5″ SATA HDD).
Hi-Speed USB interface provides for easy installation with its plug and play design
USB2.0 interface, 480 Mbps high speed data transfer rate. 52X CD-ROM Supported. Supports Hard Disk, CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, CD-RW, Combo Device and DVD-RW to computer with USB 2.0 interface
One IDE 40 Pin Port for internal CDRW, DVDRW, CD Rom, DVD Rom, 2.5″/3.5″ Hard disk, COMBO device and etc
Easy to data backup and exchange USB 2.0 compliant Windows XP/VISTA/7/8/10, Mac compatible don’t need The drive
Quickly access SATA / IDE 3.5″ (40-pin)
IDE 2.5″ (44-pin) device by USB port
Support hot plug, plug and play.
Package Contents:
1 x IDE& SATA to USB Adapter
(No 220V power supply comes with)
Important Note:
Please set jumper wire to the MASTER mode of your hard disk.
You are required to connect the external power for 3.5” IDE & SATA HDD. And please always remember to remove the external power adapter and disconnect it from the connection if you do not use the hard disk.
USB2.0 interface, 480 Mbps high speed data transfer rate. 52X CD-ROM Supported. Supports Hard Disk, CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, CD-RW, Combo Device and DVD-RW to computer with USB 2.0 interface One IDE 40 Pin Port for internal CDRW, DVDRW, CD Rom, DVD Rom, 2.5″/3.5″ Hard disk, COMBO device and etc
Turns SATA/IDE drive into a convenient external drive, could be used as a bridge to connect SATA 3.5″ hard disk,2.5″ & 3.5″ IDE hard disk, CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, CD-RW, COMBO device, DVD-RW to computer with USB 2.0 interface (Not Suitable for 2.5″ SATA HDD).
Easy to data backup and exchange USB 2.0 compliant Windows XP/VISTA/7/8/10, Mac compatible don’t need The drive
Hi-Speed USB interface provides for easy installation with its plug and play design
One IDE 40 Pin Port for internal CDRW, DVDRW, CD Rom, DVD Rom, 2.5″/3.5″ Hard disk, COMBO device and etc
Attention: Please set jumper wire to the MASTER mode of your hard disk.You are required to connect the external power for 3.5” IDE & SATA HDD. And please always remember to remove the external power adapter and disconnect it from the connection if you do not use the hard disk.
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£6.48
AbbieKatz –
Ancient photos recovered
I’m on a mission to organise and back up all my data. I have terabytes of it, all over the place across various HDDs, SSDs, memory sticks and flash memory cards.I had an old Maxtor external 2.5″ HDD, the controller for which wasn’t supported by Windows 10. I bought this and it met my expectations brilliantly. I recovered photos from a family holiday 14 years ago which I thought had been lost forever, along with horrendous photos from my teenage years through my early twenties.It powers the 2.5″ drives through USB, anything larger will require a MOLEX or SATA power supply. It is plug and play, at least on Windows, so no messing about with drivers.Yes, it’s cheap and plasticky, and it probably won’t last for a long time, but it has done the job and made my day.
JackieD –
Price and simplicity
Had a few IDE disc drives to check out before disposal. Works okay but a bit flaky causing the drive to go off line.I wouldn’t trust it for accessing disc drives on a daily basis or much at all really.For just over six quid worth the peace of mind.
Starb –
Does what it says on the tin!
This is exactly what it says! Nothing fancy and does the job. It’s USB 2 but to recover data and copy files, that’s fine. Wouldn’t say this is for permanent or long-term use, ie as a ‘working drive’ but perfectly suited to help with backups and data recovery, etc. Build quality is OK but could benefit from putting a ‘Pin Number 1’ marker on the connection to help you identify which is the right way around. Cable length is OK and suitable for the job. All round, a decent product.
PaulDDrabble –
does what it says on the tin
Very basic item but does exactly what it says on the tin….
Haza –
Be aware.
Presume the item is good. Not sure if it works yet as it didn’t come with any power for my old hard drive. Its not just plug in and work. Being a novice to external hard drive sources I wasnt aware it was just the data connection with no power
Higgy –
Worked well cloning a a hard drive with IDE connections
I used the cable to clone an old IDE hard drive to a MSATA III 256GB SSD Internal Solid State Drive via a GINTOOYUN IDE Hard Drive Enclosure. The only thing I would say to remember is that if you are using a fresh SSD that it is more than likely “unallocated” so you have to use the “Disk Management” tool to view/format the drive. Worked perfectly for me.
Anthony –
DONT BUY THIS PRODUCT
I plugged it into my usb 3 port on my pc and the product overheated and fried my power supply and motherboard , 1000£ pc if I may add I opened the product up to inspect what could have caused this it and it was the poor souldering that cause positive and negative to overlap and fry the motherboards usb controller and power supply
Mr JM Davies –
Recovered My OldFiles!
During a house clearout I found an old laptop hard drive, containing university work including my dissertation. With it being an IDE drive, it wasn’t possible to plug into modern PC ports. This converter unit came to the rescue.Be aware ,the SATA port is an input, not an output. And the USB is limtied to USB 2.0 speed. But in the event, it didn’t take that long to pull out the files.