Scan code: LN27570 Manufacturer code: IB-AC602A

Icy Box 3.5" Hard Drive Protection box Anti-Shock, Dust free, Stackable

ICY BOX IB-AC602A Rev2 3.5" Hard Drive Protection Box Anti-Shock, Dust free, Stackable

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Scan code: LN27570 Manufacturer code: IB-AC602A

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Product Overview

Safety All Around

Secure your data during a transport against dust, fall and splash water damage. A simple protection with a great effect.

Anti-Shock

Damping the direct shock to the hard disk drive and protects it from scratches if you ever drop it on accident.

Dust-Free and Splash Proof

Storing your hard disk drive into the HDD protection case gives it a dust-free shelter.The case can protect your hard disk drive if liquid is carelessly dropped off.

Stackable

Stack all your hard disk drives after placing them into the HDD protection cases. You can save a lot of space.

Features • ICY BOX Protection box for 3.5" HDDs
• Transparent Plastic
• HDD size 3.5" IDE and SATA HDD
• Package content 1x protection box, 2x writeable labels

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ICY BOX IB-AC602A Rev2 3.5" Hard Drive Protection Box Anti-Shock, Dust free, Stackable is rated 4.3 out of 5 by 4.

Rated 4 out of 5 by bubthezombie from Does the job I've decided to start using 3.5" hard drives as a backup media, rather than using expensive 'off the shelf' external USB drives. I like the idea of having something to store them in just too keep the dust off them and protect them from minor knocks. This is certainly better than the last one I bought which was a two part silicone thing (cant remember where I got it from) though like with the silicone one, the 1" drives fit more snugly inside. Mine I think was missing one foam pad, but the drive seems well protected enough. I will be buying some more in the future. Just don't be one of those people that expect these cases to fully protect their drives from 'falls' I'd suggest these are for a basic level of protection only. Just wish they were £2.99 each instead. If you have a lot of drives, you could end up paying a lot of money for plastic boxes. That said, I may only ever need another one or two, so I'm not gonna cry over a couple of quid.

Date published: 2019-12-09

Rated 4 out of 5 by Drakken from Simple and effective With just enough padding to stop the drive rattling in the box, it is tough enough to protect the drive and makes it easy to stack spare drives. Simple, effective and affordable, I highly recommend the Icy Box.

Date published: 2014-03-03

Rated 4 out of 5 by ttelfs from Good for keeping the dust out Basically its a plastic box. Its sturdy, but I wouldn't say shock proof. I would say that HDD's are pretty much indestructible anyway so putting it in a box doesn't really make a difference. As far as keeping your HDD clean and dust free, then yep, it does. The box is labelled so it can be identified for storage purposes. What can I say? It works!

Date published: 2013-09-24