4 Pin Power Supply Connector to 15 pin SATA Female Adapter Cable - 6 Inch

It works great. My brother's Hard Drive works well with it. The length is perfect and powers up well. Easy and useful too.

I got this nice piece of cheap SATA power adapter to use for a CD drive for my new build. It was cheap and the shipping was not the usual 2 months from some Eastern country like Hong Kong, so, I ordered it. It came in on time and it was in great shape. Upon putting it into my Molex PSU cables, I stumbled upon some SATA power cables already included in my PSU. Isn't that funny! I didn't even need it! lolz. So, I thought since I bought it I might as well use the little thing. It works perfect so far and I see no problems with it. Other then my own stupidity..... Great buy!!!

Not much else to say it does its job well. Good price too

I just purchased a new high end computer that has tons of legacy support: PCI/COM/Parallel printer connector and an abundance of older legacy power connectors. I had my doubts using this molex to SATA converter but it is currently power up a 5 terabyte HD without a problem. Which brings up another subject, Win 10 is limited to 2.2 TB max for MBR support, so the drive was formatted for use with GTP, but that is another subject. Funny to see MBR being outpaced by the vast availability of large hard drives, it brings me back to the bad old days of extended/expanded memory schemes. Just realized, MBR is now a legacy platform. Ah, memory lane. Anyway, this connector works fine.

The price on this adapter was so low, that I was prepared for the worst, but it turns out to be a decent quality product and works perfectly in my system. I like the fact that the wires are a bit longer (around 8") than some adapters which makes it more useful in a crowded PC cabinet. Only negative is that the pins in the Molex connector end are a bit loose, but that hasn't affected its performance so far.

I'm sure you're wondering about the quality, and power of this Molex to SATA power adapter. Why else would you be reading a review for a Molex SATA Power Adapter. I can describe the power, and quality of this adapter as excellent. If I were to build a robot, and send it back in time to Kill John Conner, I would certainly use lots of these things. If I were to attach an unlicensed particle accelerator to my back, I would use like two of these things. These are great power adapters, and I am not padding out this review at all. So if you have to go back to the 1800's and turn a locomotive into a time machine... I would highly reccomend buying some of these Molex SATA Power adapters.

It works and that's what matters the most, but you can tell when you handle it that it is definitely cheap. I would be worried about using this if you need it to work 100% of the time. So far I've had no problems with mine but wouldn't be surprised it it gives out on me any day now. The big molex pins are really wobbly and the whole plastic connection was pretty difficult to connect to it's counterpart molex connection. I'm not going to buy another one for fear of quality issues.

So I purchased this because I lost my PSU modular cables that had more SATA connectors on it and purchased a SATA BR-ROM and needed the extra power. Works well as intended, except for the first time i used it, it pushed one of the pins out, so i had to put it back in with a pair of needlenose, no big deal, but still noteworthy.

was trying use this for my old 80mm case fan, but my pc to new