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ANYOYO: NVMe SSD enclosures, cloners and USB-C docks

ANYOYO sells NVMe SSD enclosures, offline cloners and USB-C docking stations, including a Mac mini M4 dock. Prices started at $29.90 when we checked.

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ANYOYO is a computer accessories brand that focuses on fast external storage and connectivity: NVMe SSD enclosures, SSD cloners, USB-C hubs, docking stations and KVM switches. It says it has been making products since 2008, sells in more than 80 countries and has shipped over 12 million items. On its own US store, shipping is free on orders over $29, returns are accepted within 30 days and products carry a one-year warranty.

It suits anyone who wants to turn a spare M.2 SSD into a fast portable drive, Mac mini owners short of ports, and laptop users who want one cable to connect monitors, storage and peripherals. The product names are long but useful, since they spell out the speed (10, 20, 40 or 80Gbps) and what each one connects.

What's worth a look

Six products from the homepage at their normal prices when we checked, from a $29.90 hub to an 80Gbps enclosure.

The 40Gbps M.2 NVMe to USB-C SSD Enclosure at $81.99 is the sensible middle choice for most people. If your computer has a Thunderbolt 5 or USB4 v2 port, the 80Gbps enclosure with a cooling fan is $189 and has a built-in cooling fan.

Two of the more specialist pieces are worth knowing about. The 20Gbps Dual Bay Offline Duplicator ($64) copies one M.2 SSD to another without a computer, which is handy when upgrading a drive. The Mac Mini M4 Docking Station ($74.99) adds extra ports and a 10Gbps SSD slot to Apple's small desktop. For a cheaper start, the 6-in-1 USB-C dock with 4K at 60Hz output is $29.90.

Remember that the enclosures come without a drive, so budget for the M.2 SSD itself if you don't already have one, and check whether your drive is NVMe or SATA. The 10Gbps reader adapter takes either kind, which makes it a useful tool for recovering files from an old laptop drive. The 80Gbps enclosure, for example, is listed for Windows, Mac and Linux computers, and backward compatible with older Thunderbolt and USB ports, so it won't be wasted if you change machines later.

Current offers

We don't list any ANYOYO codes at the moment. When we checked, the site offered 15% off a first purchase for newsletter sign-ups, and several items, including the 21-port 40Gbps dock and the 14-in-1 USB-C dock, were showing reduced prices.

How to save more

  • Match the enclosure to your port. An 80Gbps enclosure plugged into a 10Gbps port runs at 10Gbps, so the 40Gbps or 10Gbps models may be all you need.
  • Use the first-purchase sign-up saving on your biggest item, such as an enclosure or dock.
  • Keep orders over $29 for free shipping. A small SSD reader adapter ($34) gets you there on its own.

Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 7 Nov 2026. Prices and stock can change.

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