 So today I'll be doing a quick unboxing of the Unitech USB 3.0 to SATA adapter. It is super speed USB, which means it's up to 10 times the performance versus USB 2, and that means up to 180 megabytes per second. It is, um... Oh, let's just flip it over and talk about the specs a little bit. These are really useful. And the reason these are useful is because if you ever need to get data off a drive, or if you ever need to use a hard drive without actually, like, hooking it up properly to your system, these things can be a lifesaver. And I'm at a loss right now for what they're actually called. Normally I would know. But basically, it's just a little adapter piece that I'm gonna wait till I'm done cutting this. Haaaah. Okay, so it's a little adapter piece that you can actually just plug directly into the back of a drive, any drive, including a 2.5 inch hard drive, 3.5 inch hard drive, uh, SSD drive, anything you want. And then you... it has a little chipset inside that adapts the data signal to something that can be used by a USB port typically. Now this one is cool... Okay... Because it is USB 3.0. So the big advantage is that you can actually access your internal hard drive if you need to... If you're a technician, say for example, and you carry around a drive with all of your, uh, with a bunch of programs and a bunch of applications, utilities, all that kind of stuff, you can just plug it right into this, plug it into the customer system. You don't actually have to have an enclosure. So if you're testing hard drives, this is a great way to do it. And with USB 3.0, you can actually use the entire speed of a hard drive and actually almost the maximum of an SSD through a USB-style connection rather than having to plug it in internally. So you can see it's got a little power LED here. It has its SuperSpeed USB certified logo here. It is SATA 2, or rather, hold on. Let's see if it's SATA or SATA 2 because that makes a big difference. Let me see... Huh, it doesn't say. You know what though? I'll be doing a, uh, I'll be doing a quick test on this. Oh, oh, there we go. There we go. Yeah, SATA Gen 2i, 3 gigabit per second. So it is SATA 2 ready as well as supporting USB 2, USB 3, and supports 2 terabytes over hard drives. So they're using a very modern chipset to, uh, to adapt the USB 3.0 data to the SATA 2 data. And then it also comes with a power adapter. And yeah, the power adapter plugs in here. And I'm actually going to find out, I will do a quick test on this thing just to show you how fast it goes compared to having the drive plugged in internally. And I also want to find out if you can actually power a two and a half inch drive directly from the USB 3.0 port because USB 3.0 actually provides more power over the port than USB 2.0 did. And then you also have the, uh, the optional power adapter is included just in case you do need more power. So this has gotten kind of rambly, but I'm sure that you can imagine all of the different applications that there would be for a device like this. And I mean, basically I just wanted one, so I'm unboxing it because it's useful. That's it.