Near the memory slots, we can also find the HDD/SSD Power/Data connector:

If we flip the barebone on the other side, we will see the PCB completely covered by a large heatspreader; the second half can be populated by an ODD or secondary HDD:

To install the main HDD, we’ll have to use the included mounting bracket, along with the screws:

Here is how the adapter does look when it has been attached to the bottom of the 2.5’’ HDD with the 4 black screws; the remaining 3 slim screws will be used to keep the bracket fixed to the chassis:

The memory can be installed into the slots even easier, by carefully inserting the module into the slot in a 45 degree angle and pushing town until it snaps into the locking mechanism:

Now let’s look a little at the bottom side of the barebone; here we’ll find a tiny screw hole and some other spaces left for dock alignment:

On the bottom of the dock we will find 4 rubber feet, a sticker which informs us about the company name, the product name, model number, power input (19V DC at 2.1A), but also the company address:

The top has some little plastic feet; for fixing it on the product, we will have first to align it to the chassis and then fix it properly with the included screw: