Conveniently, but with quirks

I have two of these frames as a makeshift for a two-week transition period purchased and for that they are ok. The whole construction is sufficiently stable, the hard drives can be without getting caught / tilting slide and the locking mechanism works reliably and without big game. Unfortunately there are also some negative things:

* The Antivibrationskit rather than a Marketinggimmick really useful.
* The upper retaining spring sits somewhat tight and scarred the surface of the disk when installing / pull out.
* SATA / power supply be looped through directly, but the leads are firmly integrated. High quality SATA cables can be so not mount and you will need a Molex connector for power supply.
* There is no power / load / access LEDs.
* The castle is probably just for completeness because, a spirited jerk would be enough the retaining bolt / destroy the cover.
* When mounting with a screw simply torn times of the head, without significant stress.

Overall, the framework is very useful when you know the limits and about knows what you're doing. Remember I will not use it.