upHere gaming SATA Power Splitter Cables 19.7 in (500 mm) - 15 Pin Male to Female Power Cable Splitter Powers up to 5 Hard Disk Drive, SSD, Optical Drives

This 1 in 5 out SATA power splitter comes in a bag.Do you have a PC and have come to add an extra Hard Drive or Blu Ray Writer etc and found that you don't have enough power cables to do so? This cable will likely be what you're looking for. Just unplug from a used device and plug into this cable which will give you an extra 4 plugs.Useful and resolved my issue. 5 stars.

The cable provides power splitting capabilities from one socket on your power supply's existing cabling into up to 5 additional devices within your computer, this could be SSD's, hard drives, case fans or anything else that comes with a SATA power connector.The construction is nice and it uses separate wires for each of the 5 power functions on the cable, being separate this also makes it easy to route without the cables kinking. I prefer this type to those that have webbing between the cables to make them look pretty, but in doing so, makes routing more difficult.Just make sure that you calculate your power needs from the various device data sheets and ensure that your are still well within your power supplies capabilities. Where possible, try and separate out high power devices across different cables from the power supply, rather than hooking them all onto one connector.

Very useful generic extension for extending low amperage devices such as hard drives today or SATA SSDs.Plugged in works fine nothing on fire it's properly wired.Very useful to make everything nice and chained and tidy internally.Please do bear in mind there is amperage limitations per individual connection line from a power supply rail that is why there is multiple lines from power supplies for SATA or Molex.

This cable cascades to a lot of connectors, so be careful the power supply can handle the load you're placing on it. e.g. it is probably fine for a stack of SSD drives, but I wouldn't want to run a stack of 10k RPM traditional drives off it.The connectors are your normal SATA power connection. If you are stacking the devices and they follow the normal arrangement when looking at the rear where the connectors are, the power is to the left, then this stack will run with the input connector at the top of the stack. Gaps between each connector are more than is needed between adjacent bays, but not excessively so.Does the job - splits power many ways!

Still using an older PSU with just 2 SATA power connectors coming from it and 2 SATA devices installled, but wanted to additional drives and this was just the ticket. Only added one extra for now but powering 2 drives through this no issue so problem solved :)

If you have an older PSU with too few SATA connectors or maybe you lose that modular cable that gives you half of them, this turns one into 5.The connector seemed to have a good solid connection and it powered several drives without issue.Also good for just extending the length of a SATA power cable if you just have crazy cable routing issues.

This review is for a 5 way SATA power splitter cable, branded upHere. This allows you to power up to 5 SATA drives from a single connection from your PSU, although might need to be cautious powering lots of high power requirement drives simultaneously.In my case, I was replacing a single hard drive with 4 high capacity SSDs in an older brand name PC that had limited number of power connectors. This works perfectly for that.The connectors are of similar quality to all other SATA power connectors I've seen, and the wire feels reasonably flexible. All wires are black, not the usual black, yellow and red you normally see on SATA.

I’m building a computer to use as a file server and the plan is to fit four SATA hard discs/ The power supply doesn’t have enough SATA power connectors and this adaptor allows me to use one SATA cable to power all four drives.The construction quality is good and it works well