Uenhoy 4 Pcs 2.5“ or 3.5” to 5.25“ SDD HDD Mounting Bracket, Hard Disk Drive Bays Holder Adapter Computer Case Adapter for PC

Ideal fit to put a 3.5 or 2.5 HDD into a 5.25 bay. It is really helpful that the screws are included for installing both the HDD and also the bracket into a bay.

Everything needed to mount a 3.5" drive in a legacy chassis with 5.25" drive bays! This kit came with all the screws needed to mount the drive in the adapter and the adapter into your chassis. Underneath the adapter, there are mounting holes to attach a 120mm fan if you wanted to add additional cooling for the drive.

Working with my 3.5 in hard drives!Note some newer high capacity hard drives (i.e. WD/HGST HC550 16TB) don't have the middle screw hole anymore so only 2 top screws can be used and the disk can rotate in the caddy. It is ok if you are not moving the computer case a lot but need to beware when you need to do so.

I was rebuilding an older PC and needed to add several new drives as well as reposition some SSDs, and this kit was the perfect answer. I was able to line up holes for SSDs and 3.5" drives for mounting in my case and used three of the four trays. Along with the bag of varying screw types, this kit was an essential part of my rebuild. I'd get it again in a heartbeat. Will show these in a video I did on this rebuild.

Plastic and more importantly holes line up 5.25 to 3.5 to 2.5 drive. Works in my Mac Pro tower. Cost per bracket is perfect for minimal use.

The product is well built and it comes with all the required screws.

Me sirvió para instalar un ventilador adicional de 120mm en la parte frontal de las bahias de 5.25" el unico inconveniente lo resolvi doblando un par de laminas donde reposaban las unidades opticas, tambien use otro modulo para instalar un adaptador corsair para 2 SSD en las bahias de 5.25", excelente muy buena compra.

This 4 pack came with about 2 dozen screws, only 5 of which were actually the proper size to hold the brackets to the hard drive - the rest were too small and would slip around. There are numerous holes on the side, but none line up great with my very standard case (for instance, the small metal brackets you can buy on Amazon fit perfectly.) I also believe that, if I have to remove and replace the screws several times to reposition the brackets within the case, the screw holes in the bracket itself will not hold up