In Win NA External HDD Enclosure Review

Page 3 - Installing and tests

Installing a drive is quite easy. Remove 3 screws in the top cover, pull the whole thing out, slide in the disk, screw in the supplied mounting elements through the anti-vibration pads, put the whole thing back in, tighten the 3 crews on top and that's it. Only one thing remains to be done - choosing the way Na will connect with your computer - USB or eSata.

The additional fan creates subtle yet rather sufficient airflow for cooling. Unfortunately it does than not too silently, and apparently does not switch off when the drive enters standby mode, thus generates constant and audible noise that could ruin your good night sleep.

The tests were ran with Seagate 300GB Barracuda 7200.11 hard drive and Na performance was compared to that of Vizo Luxon Advanced:

As you can see from the tests the performance of both products is quite similar, almost equal.