NavePoint Server Cabinet Case 19 Inch Rack Mount DJ Locking Lockable Deep Drawer with Key 3U

I am a guitarist and use it in my 9 space rack along with my wireless IEM and guitar systems and Furman power conditioner. This drawer holds mic and guitar cables, guitar accessories, bunch of stuff that I used to carry in another bag or in my guitar case. This case is awesome! Very solid and rolls in and out easily. Lock is simple and works well to keep the drawer from opening during transport (I leave the key in the lock since my case has a cover/protection). This thing was much better than I expected and we play 25-30 shows a year so it has been used many times and turned on its side in the rolling SKB case at least 50 times. Never an issue except make sure cables are out of the way of the lock, and if in a case, make sure drawer is shut before cramming stuff in the back of the case! My only concern...I put too much stuff in it and now it is a little heavy. But I highly recommend and this comes from someone who spends countless hours on research for stuff like this.

Great drawers. I've bought eight of these 4x 3 space, 1x 4 space, and 2 x 2 space. The keys all appear to work on all drawers so not super secure but handy. Solidly built, and work great in my various racks. The description isn't 100% clear but these are fully enclosed drawers with cable pass through on the back.

This is my fifth purchase of a server rack drawer from NavePoint and definitely not my last. I've also purchased several of their other products including sliding rack-mount shelves and stationary rack-mount shelves. I'm a sucker for rack rails and cabinets because they keep everything nice and organized. I have them in my home office, garage, workshop and my main office in NYC. NavePoint consistently delivers an extremely well made product and at extremely competitive prices. The drawers roll smoothly as they open and close, never getting bound up. They stay straight and true over the years and the locking mechanisms glide like the day they were made. I've had to use graphite on some of my units from other companies but I've not yet had any problems with NavePoint products. My one gripe (and it's a small one) is that all of the locks that they use on their various drawers are keyed the same way - meaning the key from the drawer I purchased last week will open a drawer I purchased last year. This is both a blessing and a headache all at the same time. It's convenient not having to sort through a zillion keys to open a drawer that holds XLR cable; however, if you want to secure anything more valuable than that, then you'd have to go buy a new cylinder. Again, most of what I keep in these drawers isn't exactly lock-worthy so it hasn't been a huge deal for me but it may be for you. At the end of the day, I couldn't be more pleased with my purchase. If you're reading this review to help you decide on purchasing or not, then my opinion is to click that "add to cart" button.

The drawer seems pretty solid. I'm sure I'll get a lot of use out of it. I think the packaging might need to be thought about. I received it with the ears bent in. Picture attached. It's nothing I can't bend back out, but it's a pretty solid piece of metal, and it would have had to have taken quite a bit of force to bend them like that. So someone should work on their shipping skills or package it in a more protected box. It's not the first time from Amazon that's something gets shipped and something's damaged. But they're not the only ones. If I can fix it, then I keep it. Other than the shipping, the quality of the drawer in of itself is rated five stars in my book.

Good unit. It is serviceable and adequate for my intended use. Drawer sliders are smooth and the unit is strong enough to contain considerable weight. It comes with 2 sets of screws (4 in each set) that are 2 different screw threadings for each set. I thought that was going to be accommodating but unfortunately, neither threading type fit my rack. Had to purchase a set. I thought these screws were universal for all racks. I may be wrong but I work with 3 different racks and all the pertinent screws are interchangeable. Be prepared to have extra screws for this order just in case. That was my only setback with this order. Other than that, it's a good buy.

The NavePoint 3U server drawer is very well built and fits like a glove in my rackmount effects unit for my guitar effects. It is a very sturdy drawer built from a heavy gauge steel and glides in and out smoothly easily and the locking mechanism is an good security feature which comes with 2 keys. The unit fits perfectly into a standard rack unit and has 3 pre-cut knockout holes on the back of the drawer about 1.5" or 2" in diameter should you need to run cabling into or out of the drawer. I personally do not have the need to use the knockout holes but they look like they could be removed easily with a hammer and punch. The drawer was very reasonably priced and I would buy another from NavePoint if I ever have the need. I own several products from NavePoint and they are all very high quality and precision engineered.

After looking at the reviews for this cabinet I was a bit torn, but ultimately decided to get it. Boy I'm sure glad I did. It works perfectly for me. I do a lot of tech stuff at my church and needed a storage solution for our wireless handheld microphones when they aren't in use. Before they sat on a tabletop and have been damaged as a result of being knocked to the ground. Now I'm happy to say: Problem Solved! As you can see in the photos, I lined the inside with 2" tall Acoustic Foam, which gave me 7 spots to securely place microphones. I purchased 2 12" by 12" squares, cut 3" off one and glued them together with some carpet/headliner adhesive spray. It gave me the full 16" across. I packed a row of foam along the back of the drawer as well. This I happened to have lying around, but I could've cut this from the remaining acoustic foam. As advertised, this mounted to my standard audio equipment rack and took up 3 Spaces. I had no issues with it fitting properly or obstructing the equipment above and below it. The drawer does not have a latch but remains securely closed and will not slide open on its own. The drawer pulls out smoothly and freely. I will not use the lock feature on it so I simply took a screw driver and removed the locking latch Inside. The drawer is a bit on the lightweight side and I can see how it could get damaged if moved around a lot in a mobile setup. Just remember the application of this product. First and foremost it's a network server cabinet, and will hold up perfectly fine in a fixed install. I feel that for the price of this unit and some foam, it's a fantastic value, especially when it's purpose is to protect almost two thousand dollars worth of equipment. On another note.... After reading some other reviews I felt compelled to add one and hopefully clear up any confusion with the product. Based on the many descriptions and photos, it was hard to determine the exact dimensions of the product as there are some conflicting reports. The outer shell of this unit is approximately 5 1/4" tall, 13 1/4" deep, and 17 3/8" wide (19" when you add the rack rails). The internal drawer measures approximately: 4 3/4" tall, 13" deep, and 16" wide. The drawer, when full pulled out, leaves 11 7/8" unobstructed space to place items into the cabinet. I plan on purchasing another one of these in the future, as I reorganize some other equipment. Again, for the price, and the application, it's a fantastic value on a great product.

Great quality and fits perfectly.

I built my custom desk and installed server racks in the legs, this drawer was a great addition to my build. Very convenient to keep things close and tidy than our on my desk all the time. The drawers are smooth, lock works amazing and it was delivered on time with no damages. Worth the purchase.

Nice but overpriced for just a drawer