SSD version of Supermicro 5-in-3 JBOD enclosure?

[Agrikk]

I have a pair of this enclosure and I'm currently using adapters to mount ten 2.5" SSDs into 3.5" drive bays.

Does anyone know if there exists a higher density version of these enclosures purpose built for 2.5" disks?

 

[i386]

yes

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[Agrikk]

Oh. Duh. Not sure why I didn't bother going straight to the source!

 

[uldise]

yes

U.2 version please

 

[ericloewe]

Icy Dock has a crapton of options, both SAS/SATA and NVMe: Products-

Their 3.5" stuff is okay in my experience, but the prices have gone through the roof recently, even more so than everything else. I expect a similar story for their other products.

 

[acquacow]

Yeah, the IcyDock prices are 3x what they used to be.

I've switched to using these cheaper Athena Power units for my front-loaded SSD stuff now:

Athena Power BP-15827SAC an 1 x 5.25" External Drive Bay to 8 x 2.5" SSD / HDD Hot-Swap SAS / SATA Backplane Module - Transfer Rate Up to 6 Gbps SAS (I, II) / SATA (I, II, III) - Newegg.com

Buy Athena Power BP-15827SAC an 1 x 5.25" External Drive Bay to 8 x 2.5" SSD / HDD Hot-Swap SAS / SATA Backplane Module - Transfer Rate Up to 6 Gbps SAS (I, II) / SATA (I, II, III) - Drive Thickness Up to 7mm - HDD / SSD Accessories with fast shipping and top-rated customer service. Once you...

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[uldise]

Yeah, the IcyDock prices are 3x what they used to be.

yes, that's why i'm asking about Supermicro and NVME enclosures..
Athena Power looks like US only..

 

[mattventura]

I've seen Icy Dock's U.2 offerings, but the price they're asking for an unmanaged backplane/cage is a little high.