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Past 6 months
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Good buyer, prompt payment, valued customer, highly recommended.
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Reviews (11)
Jul 11, 2019
Average product
Average product. A little bit on the expensive side. Does the job but you can probably find in cheaper in your local dollar store.
Oct 20, 2018
Pass...
Temperature measurement is accurate. Humidity is hit-and-miss. Time... well.. the clock self-resets randomly for no reason to some bizarre time.
Also, the instructions are in Chinese and the interface i.e. buttons, to change the date/time are incomprehensible. Be prepared to fiddle with the buttons for a long while until you figure it out. Totally non-standard. But hey! at least they are cheap and the fonts are BIG.
Oct 20, 2018
Cheap solution... if you are willing to work for it.
2 of 2 found this helpful The plastic holders are made of cheap plastic. They are supposedly designed to keep the HDD/SDD inside them with plastic "bumps" instead of screws. Problem is, the bumps are too large and either prevent the HDD/SDD from fitting into the holder or the holder bends. Also, the handle gets in the way. So, if you are looking for a ready made cheap solution, these holders are not the answer. However, if you are willing to work a bit, i.e. break-off the handle, clip the plastic flips preventing the HDD/SDD from entering the holder and sand down the bumps, then you have a workable, chap solution. I use a Dremel tool for that job and it works just fine. Also, don't forget to go to a hardware store and buy cheap, short wood screws to fix the plastic frame into the PC. No, regular screws won't work.