Customer Reviews

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great data cable is quick cheap, nice and sleek would recommend

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These Insignia SATA III cables are exactly what I needed for my build. They’re well-made, easy to route, and provide a secure connection between my drives and motherboard. I’ve used them for both SSDs and HDDs, and they deliver fast, stable data transfer with zero issues. The locking clips are a nice touch—they keep the cables firmly in place, even in tight cases or during transport. Whether you're building a new system or upgrading storage, these cables are a dependable choice that won’t let you down. Simple, affordable, and effective—just what you want from a core component

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just needed a SATA data cable. PC only had a spare SATA power cable. Shockingly easy to install. I had already ensured the drive had power this would either work or not. Well IT DID. The PC recognized the new 18TB Hard Drive (I'm a video editor so YES REALLY) and so far after using it for several hours moving it from the main drive the the new one this cord is used for... Not a single dropped file. JUST REMEMBER - This is for PEOPLE BUILDING A PC (or swapping out parts.) If you don't know where on your motherboard this goes...Maybe have a pro do it (Unless of course you know a gamer that, like me, knows what each piece of hardware in the computer is...)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Insignia 2' SATA III hard drive cable is a true lifesaver when it comes to data transfers and storage solutions. Its high-speed connectivity ensures lightning-fast data transfer rates, making it a reliable choice for backing up or upgrading your hard drive. The compact 2-foot length is perfect for managing cables in a clutter-free manner. The cable's durability and secure connections have given me confidence that my data is safe during transfers. It's a simple yet essential component for any tech enthusiast or PC builder. This cable definitely deserves a five-star rating for its performance and reliability!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased the Insignia 2' SATA III Hard Drive Cable for my home-built NAS, and it has been working flawlessly. The cable feels well-made with secure connectors that snap into place, ensuring a solid connection between my drives and the motherboard. The 2-foot length is ideal for compact NAS setups, offering enough flexibility for cable management without unnecessary excess. It supports high-speed SATA III data transfer rates, and I’ve had no issues with performance during large file transfers or when running multiple drives simultaneously. If you’re building a NAS or upgrading storage, this cable is an affordable and reliable choice. Highly recommended for DIY projects!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great cable for connecting an auxiliary HDD to your system. If like me, you bought a no-frills packaged HDD and it didn't come with the cable, this fits the bill nicely. I thought 2ft was going to be too long...I mean the connections are less than 6 inches from each other! But boy am I glad it was not shorter or I never would have been able to plug this drive in to the mobo without removing everything from the chassis first. Good call, BB!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Picked this up because I was installing a new drive and needed to clone one. Did exactly what I needed it to—solid connection, no issues, no fuss. Transfer speeds were as expected for SATA III, and the build quality feels decent. Now that the job’s done, this is going straight into my tool bag for future use. You never know when you’ll need a spare SATA cable for upgrades, troubleshooting, or adding another drive. Worth having on hand for any PC builder or tech tinkerer. For a cheap, reliable cable that does what it’s supposed to, this one’s a no-brainer. 10/10 for function and convenience.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I think my NVMe SSD got fried somehow or the M.2. slot was the issue, so I instead bought a SATA III SSD. It didn't come with a SATA III cable, so I got these. I haven't had a problem so far. Does exactly as it's advertised. The only 1 minor inconvenience is the L shape on one end. Picture attached because it's far better than putting it into words

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this cable to upgrade and reorganize my storage setup, and it worked perfectly right out of the box. The build quality is excellent — the connectors feel secure, and the locking clips snap firmly into place, which gives me confidence that the connection won’t loosen over time. I immediately noticed steady, fast data transfers with zero interruptions. It’s flexible enough to route easily inside a tight PC case, yet sturdy enough to feel long-lasting. The length is just right for clean cable management without extra clutter. If you’re building a PC, upgrading storage, or just need a dependable replacement cable, this one is a solid and reliable choice. Great performance at a great price.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Perfect for what I needed. Turns out motherboards only come with 1 Sata III data CSBLE. Bit wack, when it should come with 3 of them minimum by default. Unfortunately I had to buy one. But I needed it for another HDD from Seagate.