2.5" to 3.5" Internal SSD/HDD Mounting Kit, Metal Bracket Adapter with SATA 3.0 Cable

No issues in installing it to my desk top.

It worked just fine.Fitting to my computer and held the s s d drive in place

Very good caddy when installing an SSD

Over all it's a good product but since I've bought 2 and both had the same issue, I might was well say so. The brackets come a little warped. Not twisted but bowed downward from front to back. Not a huge problem but worth nationalizing. On one of my computers it installed pretty well but on the one Dell I used it on, the screw holes were too small. Since it's designed to go in a standard 3.5" drive bay, it should use standard HDD screws used on this size drive. I was able to slip it in the drive caddy and let it float. Again not a serious problem but worth mentioning. Would I buy another if I need one, most likely....

I bought this bracket to house my new 2.5" SSD. Everthing fit perfectly. The SATA cable was plenty long enough.

I bought this to mount a 2.5 SSD in a Dell Optiplex 7010. It fit in the carriage for the 3.5 opening, but I had to ream out the screw holes, so the hard drive pins would snap in. The cable was perfect, since the original SATA cable was too short.

It was all there and works fine

The main thing I wanted to note in this review is that the screws are all "CD ROM" sized. Most trays I've used like in the past have the smaller screws to hold the drive onto the cage and then normal hard drive screws to hold the cage into the computer. This one expects small screws to be used in all places, including mounting the cage into the PC. Normally this isn't a problem, but if you have very specific screws that need to be used (looking at you Compaq), the holes are too small. Fortunately, the metal is so thin you can jam it in there if you try hard enough, I was able to use larger screws with some elbow grease.The other thing I didn't like is that this tray felt short? When I took out the 3.5 drive that was in there and put this in it's place, the connections were not set much further back into a place the cables couldn't reach. I'm sure it was only an inch or so, but it made me have to re-route the cables. Would have been nice if this set the new drive connections to be where they would be relative to a 3.5" drive, not recessed back so far.All in all, it works, it does the job and it's cheap. But if you have anything that a fairly generic layout, like a Compaq or Dell or something, you may want to skip this one and go with the Sabrent instead. I've had much better luck with that one.