 So today on my floral couch for my video blog I'll be unboxing the Thermaltake Black Widow or Black X USB to eSata Well, eSata, this is kind of a loose term I'm using here, USB to SATA drive adapter. So this is basically a little dock that sits on your desk and you plug a hard drive into the top of it and then you plug a USB cable into the back. So it supports 2.5 inch and 3.5 inch drives. It is hot swap ready. It is USB 2.0. It is Windows and Mac ready. And I think that pretty much covers all of the pertinent specs. So without further ado, I'm going to get my scissors here and we're going to start opening this thing up. It's kind of a neat product because the use for this is going to be for people who want to archive their data on hard drives. As it is right now, hard drives are one of the cheapest per gigabyte storage mediums even compared to things like DVD and Blu-ray. And they are also quite durable. Like there's nothing that can cause a hard drive to simply lose its data over time. Whereas with something like a flash drive that can happen. So the first thing we find in the box is the Black X itself. So hold on, let me have a look at the accessories first and I'll get to that in just a moment. So please read first, you've got a little user's guide as well as a little manual thingamajiggy here that basically gives you an introduction to the unit itself. Okay, and then they have how to set up the software, how to partition your drive on Windows. That's a good thing to know how to do. And then further on down in the bottom, oh, we've got a power adapter. Obviously, especially for 3.5 inch drives, you are going to need external power. So it's just your standard wall wart there. And then we also have a USB cable. This is USB A to B. Okay, so it uses the same USB plug as like a standard printer or a scanner. So here's the unit itself. It's not a bit of a heft to it actually. It's not that light, but since it's something that would sit on your desk anyway, I guess it's not that big of a deal. So on the front, we've got the eject button, which feels kind of like an SNES. Like the actual feel of it is kind of, it feels very solid. Here is a power LED that glows around the outside here. And then let's go around to the back of the unit itself. We've got little rubber feet on the bottom, so it doesn't slide when it's sitting on your desk. There is your power button. There's your power in as well as your USB interface. And then on the top of the drive itself, also something I didn't mention before, is where you'll find the interface. So right inside there, that's where your SATA ports are. So that's a SATA power and then a SATA data. And you can see that without this flap down, it's actually just the right spacing for a 2.5-inch notebook drive. But with the flap up, the spacing is just right for a desktop drive. So when you insert the drive in, it's as simple as popping it in so that the interface makes contact. And then when you want to take it out, it's totally hot swap ready, so you don't have to turn off the unit or turn off your computer. You just press the button and carefully remove your drive. It's that simple. So thank you for checking out my unboxing and first look of the Thermaltake Black X.