Hagibis Magnetic M.2 2230 NVMe SSD Enclosure with Magsafe for iPhone 15 Pro Max ProRes, USB C 3.2 Gen2 10Gbps to NVMe Adapter, Aluminum External SSD Case for MacBook, iPad ProAndroid (MC100 Lite)

Magnets are not that strong doesn’t stick to my MacBook. But overall the speed of transfer is outstanding

When I say "pure garbage", I mean it literally. That's where this enclosure is going. When connected to either my MacBook Pro or my iPad Pro, it will transfer files for maybe five minutes before it just gives up and disconnects from the host. It would be tempting to conclude I just got a bad one. But the same thing happens with two different enclosures, the Pro version and the Lite version. Hagibis support hasn't even bothered to respond to my request for help. The enclosure works long enough to run tests. Using the Blackmagic Speed Test app on my M1 Max MacBook Pro, I consistently achieved speeds of around 950 MB/s write and 900 MB/sec read using a Crucial P310 2TB M.2 2230 SSD. The Crucial SSD works well with the iPhone, never creating an excessive power draw which would cause the phone to shut it down. (Note that the max speed is limited by the enclosure. The SSD itself is much faster.) It must be said that the enclosure creates the strongest MagSafe bond I've every experienced. It is not going to come off the phone accidentally. And it is MagSafe on both sides, making it easy to attach to an iPhone and also to attach another MagSafe accessory to it—a cooling fan or a MagSafe battery pack, for example. But does it matter if the enclosure fails at its main function? No, it does not. Obviously, I'm not going to recommend this product. It's bad enough that it doesn't work. What's worse is that the company doesn't care. I'd give this thing zero stars if I could. That goes for Hagibis support too.