Does this exist ? (Hard Drive Related.) edit... never mind

[Random hero]

Firstly apologies as I don’t know where this question really belongs so thought I would ask It here as it I know there will be people who can help me here,

So, I’m looking for a product but I don’t know if it exists (I know.... sounds odd doesn’t it) but stay with me.

A few years ago I has an old laptop which I was getting rid of, so I removed the 2.5 HDD. I brought a enclosure to put it in and it connects fine to my current laptop by USB.

I also own 2 other external Hard Drives (both 3.5) which connect via USB

So in the next month or so I am going to be investing in a new MacBook Pro (can’t wait), my current laptop is garbage so I will just be getting rid but intend to again remove the HDD,

My plan was to buy another enclosure for it but then I had a thought,

Is there any kind of enclosure that will allow me to put my 2 .2.5 HDD’s and my 2 3.5 HDD’s

Now I have seen you can buy devices that contain 4 separate hard drives but they all come with the drives (which I don’t need), I am trying to minimise the amount of ports I will need in the future as I understand the MacBook only have the USB C,

Does anyone know if such a device exists or would I be better off buying a 4TB drive and selling my existing ones once I’ve transferred the data?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated

Thanks

 

[leman]

There are enclosures which allow you to use multiple hard drives in a RAID (or similar) configuration, but frankly, they are expensive and bulky. It will be cheaper for you if you just get a new external drive.

 

[jav6454]

There are enclosures which allow you to use multiple hard drives in a RAID (or similar) configuration, but frankly, they are expensive and bulky. It will be cheaper for you if you just get a new external drive.

This is it pretty much. Save yourself the hassle.

 

[Random hero]

There are enclosures which allow you to use multiple hard drives in a RAID (or similar) configuration, but frankly, they are expensive and bulky. It will be cheaper for you if you just get a new external drive.

This is it pretty much. Save yourself the hassle.

You know what, once I’d written that all out I realised it would just be easier for me to get a new drive, appreciate the responses though

Cheers

 

[jav6454]

You know what, once I’d written that all out I realised it would just be easier for me to get a new drive, appreciate the responses though

Cheers

If you are buying a new drive try to make an SSD. Faster.

 

[Random hero]

If you are buying a new drive try to make an SSD. Faster.

Yeah, I’m just gonna shop around, ideally SSD and wireless for me
[doublepost=1516136669][/doublepost]Might nock that criteria on the head, way more pricy than I thought