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Vizo Saturno One Touch Backup Enclosure Review
Value & Conclusion
- The Vizo Saturno will set you back somewhere around $40 USD. This may be on the high end, but well worth it.
- Great USB 2.0 Performance
- Good eSATA Performance
- Compact but solid construction
- Good backup software included
- Everything needed is included - even an eSATA bracket
- Available in multiple colors
- Well packaged
- Not completely made of aluminum
- USB 2.0 & eSATA cables are just around 1m long.
- Requires two USB 2.0 connection, no matter what interface is used
- Tiny screws!
Vizo has managed to take the very well performing 3.5" Uranus enclosure and has shrunk everything down to the 2.5" size. On top of that you may choose one of three colors. The only real gripe are the very small screws, which just beg to be lost somewhere on that carpet, never to be found again. The Saturno comes with everything you need, down to the eSATA PCI bracket, but the short USB and eSATA cables are somewhat counter productive. Just make sure that you have two USB 2.0 connectors available, as it is required for operation, no matter what interface you choose to utilize.
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