KanguruClone 4 M.2 NVMe SSD Duplicator

The KanguruClone 4 M.2 NVMe SSD Duplicator is a fast, stand-alone cloning powerhouse designed for IT teams, data centers, and professionals who need to deploy, back up, or migrate multiple NVMe drives at once. This high-speed duplicator lets you clone up to four ultra-fast M.2 NVMe SSDs simultaneously with no computer required, delivering reliable, block-level copies that preserve partitions, OS files, and critical data. With a focus on efficiency, portability, and security, the KanguruClone 4 enables rapid imaging, OS deployment, and routine backups, all in a compact, durable chassis that fits neatly on a desk or in a technician’s kit. Whether you’re rolling out new workstations, upgrading storage fleets, or creating field-ready backups, this device delivers predictable performance and a lower total cost of ownership.

• Blazing-fast multi-drive cloning: clone up to four M.2 NVMe SSDs at the same time with speeds up to 12 GB/min, dramatically shortening imaging and deployment cycles.
• Stand-alone, no PC required: operate independently from a computer, enabling quick data duplication in IT labs, data centers, classrooms, and on-site field service.
• Broad NVMe compatibility: supports common M.2 NVMe SSDs across multiple form factors (2230/2242/2260/2280), making it versatile for a wide range of drives and capacities.
• Intuitive, compact design: a rugged, portable enclosure with clear indicators and simple controls that fit on a bench or in a technician’s toolkit.
• Reliable data duplication for deployments and backups: ideal for OS deployments, imaging tasks, drive refreshes, and disaster recovery workflows with consistent, repeatable results.

Technical Details of KanguruClone 4 M.2 NVMe SSD Duplicator

• Clone speed: up to 12 GB/min (varies with drive performance and system conditions)
• Drive support: up to four M.2 NVMe SSDs can be connected and cloned in parallel
• Operation mode: stand-alone duplicator (no computer required)
• Drive form factors supported: common M.2 NVMe sizes (2230/2242/2260/2280)
• Power and connectivity: external power supply required for operation (included with unit)

How to install KanguruClone 4 M.2 NVMe SSD Duplicator

• Place the KanguruClone 4 on a stable, flat surface and connect the external power supply to a suitable outlet.
• Open the drive bays and insert the source M.2 NVMe SSD into the designated Source slot. Insert up to three additional M.2 NVMe SSDs into the remaining target bays, ensuring each drive is firmly seated.
• Verify that all drives are seated correctly and that any required mounting brackets or spacers are in place for proper alignment and airflow.
• Power on the unit and observe the front-panel indicators. When ready, use the control button/interface to select the Clone operation and choose to clone to all target drives or a subset as needed.
• Press the Copy/Clone button to start the process. The device will duplicate the source drive’s content to the target drives in parallel. Wait for the completion indicator, then power down and safely remove the drives.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What drives can I clone with the KanguruClone 4?
  A: It supports common M.2 NVMe SSDs across popular form factors (2230, 2242, 2260, 2280). You can clone from one source drive to up to three target drives simultaneously, depending on your configuration.
• Q: Do I need a computer to use this duplicator?
  A: No. It is a stand-alone duplicator that performs cloning without a PC, making it ideal for field work, IT rooms, and rapid deployments.
• Q: How fast is the cloning process?
  A: Copy speeds can reach up to 12 GB per minute, with actual throughput dependent on the NVMe drive performance and drive health.
• Q: Can it clone drives with an operating system installed?
  A: Yes. Because the device performs block-level duplication, it copies all partitions, including OS and system data, as part of the duplication process.
• Q: Is the unit suitable for professional IT deployments?
  A: Absolutely. Its multi-drive capability, standalone operation, and compact form factor make it a practical choice for IT departments, imaging labs, and data-center prep tasks.