ACASIS 80Gbps Thunderbolt 5 SSD Enclosure – 2× Faster Than Thunderbolt 4

The ACASIS TB504mini is a high-performance 80Gbps Thunderbolt 5 M.2 NVMe SSD Enclosure powered by the Intel JHL9480 controller. With deep-fin passive cooling, optional PD power delivery, and full compatibility with Mac, Windows, and Linux, it supports the latest PCIe Gen5 SSDs up to 8TB. Ideal for ultra-fast 8K video editing, AI model training, large file transfers, and professional creative workflows.Achieve real-world transfer speeds of up to 6831 MB/s write and 6168 MB/s read with 80Gbps Thunderbolt 5 technology. Experience ultra-fast performance for demanding tasks like 8K video editing, large file migrations, AI dataset loading, and system backups — dramatically faster than traditional Thunderbolt 4 or USB4 solutions. Powered by the advanced Intel JHL9480 Thunderbolt 5 controller, the ACASIS TB504mini delivers exceptional stability and full PCIe Gen5 support. Combined with RTL9210 for enhanced compatibility, this chipset ensures consistent high-speed performance, intelligent power management, and reliable data transfer even under heavy sustained workloads.Enjoy the convenience of Power & Performance Combined with the built-in PD port. Charge your laptop up to 60W while transferring data at full 80Gbps speed for maximum stability. Optional PD port – fully functional without connection. Supplemental power and enhanced stability only.Equipped with upgraded Thermal Silicone that delivers 4× higher thermal power and deep-fin passive cooling design, the TB504mini achieves 116% improved overall heat dissipation efficiency. This advanced fanless system ensures stable 80Gbps performance with zero noise even during prolonged high-load tasks.Tested and optimized for SSDs, the ACASIS 80Gbps enclosure delivers excellent performance with popular models such as Samsung 9100 PRO, Samsung 990 PRO, WD Black SN850X, WD SN7100, and many other leading PCIe Gen4/Gen5 NVMe SSDs. Whether you’re using 1TB to 8TB drives, you can expect fast, stable, and reliable real-world speeds.