Unfortunately, no matter what I did, I never saw a 3.5 IDE. 1) In connection with the hard drive, it is -2 teeth, I don't know if this IDE TO USB plays a role and 2) the four-pin plug of the power supply is 3, the other is empty, I don't know if this plays a role. The disk can be heard, but unfortunately, the PC does not recognize it, not even from disk management. It's a shame. The disk may be faulty. I don't know

Very good device, essential tool for transferring files from old Hard Drives.
Plug 'n play with many accessories.

Well, because there are many different things being said about its use, such as it getting hot and not working or the PC not detecting it... for me, these are all silly excuses. Read how to use it correctly and then everything will work perfectly. The only correct thing from the reviews I saw is about the low quality of the power supply, but it is absolutely logical and justified by the price of 7 euros.
1. Open the PC.
2. Connect the IDE to USB cables to the hard drive and the PC respectively.
3. Connect the power cable first to the socket or power strip and THEN the four-pin power plug to the hard drive, in order to ensure that the power supply does not cause any sparks in the socket and burn the hard drive (because it is of low quality).
4. If Windows does not recognize/display it, you need to go to disk management and format the disk as a new simple volume.

I managed to connect an IDE HD 3.5. However, a SATA HD 3.5 disk failed to open. It may be a software issue as the same disk opened when I connected it to a new PC. There are other parameters besides simply connecting the cables and seeing a disk. There is a possibility that they are not recognized by the system as active, etc...

I had read the comments and before using it, I decided to do a check to make sure that everything works properly in terms of power. The connection was made as follows. Hard drive connected to the computer, hard drive connected to the power supply, and then I plugged the power supply into the socket. So I connect it and wait to hear the hard drive start working. After 2-3 seconds, it starts emitting SMOKE and smelling, so it BURNED my hard drive.

It works great and I connect my hard drive via USB. I don't know about its durability over time, but so far I am very satisfied

Very bad product. It burned two IDE hard drives right away. I hope it didn't burn the SATA one I tried. I will return it tomorrow

I have tried to install 6-7 hard drives, 3 of which were SSDs, and I managed to install one of them. I had no issues with the 3.5" ones.

The transformer is of very poor quality. I bought one for myself and one for my father and both of them exploded. Unfortunately, we didn't see the advice to connect it with "hate".. Luckily, no hard drive was damaged.
The rest is fine. It reads disks that don't require additional power easily. But it doesn't deserve a higher rating.
It read a 10GB 2.5-inch disk on Windows 10.

I have had the product for five months now. I have connected it with both SATA and IDE and have not encountered any issues, so it's great

It works as it should and contains everything needed for retrieving old IDE disks via USB.

It worked fine. I tried 3 IDE hard drives and one SATA 3.5 without any problem. The only thing I suggest to avoid accidentally burning any hard drive is to connect the power supply to a power strip with an on/off switch and turn it on after securely connecting the power to the hard drive.

It does its job just fine and it's a complete set that will get you out of tough situations related to hard drives.