You'll need power.
Any dock should work. This was just at the too of the page.
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As long as it's SATA it'll work, but in many regions it isn't worth it as the sales on externals are much better (and they come with the enclosure too). I mean you can't easily beat the $199.99 18TB Easystore.
Sure.
It will break, just as reliably as any other HDD if you drop it high enough.
You need SATA and 12V.