Lets have a look at the long list of specifications and features the Thermaltake Max5G Hard Drive Enclosure has to offer, first the specifications:

Next is a list of the features as provided by Thermaltake:

As you can see by the lists above, the Thermaltake Max 5G is about as feature rich as a hard drive enclosure can get.  Lets continue on with a closer look at the Max 5G,  both inside and out, beginning with the back side of the unit.  Here is where the main power rocker switch is located and just below that is the switch that controls the blue LED’s on the fans, you can have the lights on or off at your discretion.  Also on the back side is the DC-IN connection where your power adapter gets plugged in to.  Lastly, the USB 3.0 cable connection is located on the back side as well.  Moving around to the front face of the Max 5G you will only find a hard drive activity light and the standard hard drive icon just below it.  Much like any computer chassis hard drive activity light it blinks as the drive is being used.

Moving to the bottom area you will see three rubber pads affixed to the unit which greatly aids in keeping the unit from sliding around your surface.  The rubber pads also provide excellent anti-vibration qualities.  Take note that the rear two rubber pads are mounted to an adjustable leg stand.  The leg can be rotated to a perpendicular position if desired, providing even more stability.  The right side of the Max 5G is where you find the the two screws for opening the unit (more on this later), and some imprinted graphics.  The left side is comprised entirely of metal mesh except for the very bottom area.  This is where the two 80mm blue LED fans draw cool air in to the unit and thus over the back side of your enclosed hard drive.  The warm air exhausts through a finned area at the bottom of the enclosure.