ADCAUDX SATA-III Cable:12 Inches,3 Pack Thin 90-Degree SATA Right-Angle Cable 6-Gbps Data Angled to Straight with Locking Latch for SDD,HDD,Computer,Blue (0.3M)

I don't know why Amazon combined my review of the CableCreation SATA 3 cables between the straight and right angle pack, but not the ADCAUDX straight and right angle pack. So I've just copied and pasted my review for the straight cables here since they're the same product but different angle. If this review looks similar to my CableCreation thin SATA 3 cable pack review, it's because it is. These are practically the same cables, but a bit longer, and only a three pack. The only major difference is that these are labeled 1, 2, and 3, but that label can be easily taken off, or just left on. With the CableCreation cables, at first I was a bit unsure about the build, that it would be fragile and that it looked weird. I ended up getting a more traditional 12 inch SATA cable pack at the time. However over the years I have found this type of cable is so nice. The slim cables are nice and easy to manage, a nice low profile for tight spaces. They work like any other SATA 3 cable, just short and slim, and I like it. This replaced those older more traditional cables in my computer. The right angle seems not so useful since these are already so slim, but I think I might see the use for optical drives and such since these are a bit longer, so I got two of each pack.

I used these SATA-III cables for a NAS build in my HP EliteDesk 800 SFF G3, where space is quite limited. I needed cables that would help me add two additional hard drives, and these were perfect for the job. The right-angle connectors were ideal for getting everything to fit, and the thin design made it easy to work in a cramped case without excess cable getting in the way. The 12-inch length was just right – it provided enough room to maneuver and connect the drives without leaving too much slack. The clips on the connectors also ensured a secure, stable connection, which was a nice touch. These cables are priced very competitively, especially given their specific design to serve a niche like space-constrained builds. They offer excellent value for money compared to other similar options. My only concern is the durability of the cables, given their thin wire and coating. I worked with them carefully to avoid bending them too much, and I didn't zip tie any excess slack, as I was worried that folding or bending the cable could weaken it over time. Overall, these cables worked exactly as needed and were a great solution for a tight build at a very reasonable price. If you're looking for something that fits well in small spaces and don’t mind handling with care, I’d highly recommend them.

These worked perfectly for my HP Elitedesk 800 G5 SFF PC. I was able to easily route cables in the tight space and ensure everything was neatly organized before closing the case. Highly recommend for anyone who has a smaller case.

One cable was bad out of three. It would negotiate to 3GB/s instead of 6GB/s. Replaced it and all issues went away. Other than that the cables work and great for small cases.

I wanted to add a third SSD to my pc, but my inly remaining SATA ports were behind my graphics card. This connected was able to slot in behind my GPU with room to spare. My only thing to mention would be the length and cable strength. It was *just* long enough for my case. And the cables are two thin wires that can get twisted, so be careful.

They work perfect and the thin style helps airflow in my desktop.

I got these for a home NAS build and have not been disappointed. Aside from worrying I'm going to damage the cables when tidying up my wiring, these are fantastic! Low profile, with a locking latch, fit snug, easy to work with, cannot complain.

Clips on both sides