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Introduction

The Tsunami Ultimate II is a dual hard drive enclosure which is JBOD/BIG capable. This enables it to be used as two independent drives or combining the capacity of two hard drives. Unlike many dual hard drive enclosures, the Tsunami Ultimate II 3500 is priced at only £22. Does this cheap price impact in poor performance and quality? Time to find out…

About Tsunami

“Tsunami was founded in 1994 with one simple vision: Make technology delightful, enjoyable, and life- inspired. We have established manufacturing plants in emerging markets e.g. China and Brazil. Along the years, Tsunami has successfully developed itself as a main player in supplying innovative and high quality products globally. In 2007, based on its extensive experience, Tsunami Group has decided to extend their arms into the UK market.”

Features

  • 2-bays 3.5” HDD enclosure
  • Interface: SATA I, II to USB 2.0 (480mb/s).
  • Support 2 X 3.5” SATA I, II Hard drives
  • Support JBOD (2 Separated Disk) or BIG (1 Bunched Disk) mode
  • External JBOD/BIG jumper switch
  • 40 x 40 x 10mm Cooling Fan with great cooling efficiency
  • Panel with air vent for better cooling effect
  • OTB (one touch backup) function and software bundled
  • Anti-skid rubber foot stand
  • Dual colour LED display (Power and HDD access)
  • Comes with 3 stylish changeable colour bezel
  • Anti-shock design
  • Hot swappable and truly Plug-n-Play
  • Insulating designed PCB
  • Soft-start for slow turn-on feature prevents high inrush currents
  • Backward compatible with USB 1.1
  • One year manufacturer’s limited warranty.
  • Free unlimited online support

Specifications

  • OS support: Windows Vista/XP/2000/Me/Windows98/SE, MAC OS (Drivers bundled)
  • Power supply: AC100~240V,50~60Hz;DC5V/3A+DC12V/3A
  • Case material: Aluminium (great heat dissipation)
  • Size: L212 x W116.3 x H64(mm)
  • Weight: 1.3 KG (GW)

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