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Your cart is empty.1. SUPPORTED SIZES: The Adapter supports 2230/2242/2260/2280 M.2 card sizes (only supports M.2 Socket 3 PCIe M Key SSDs, not M.2 SATA bus B key SSDs, only supports full length Mini PCIE Type, not half length Mini PCIE Type).2. PLUG AND PLAY: The M.2 NGFF nvme M key SSD to Mini PCIE adapter is transparent to the operating system, does not require any software drivers, speed and other attributes remain unchanged, just the form factor conversion interface.3. SIMPLE INSTALLATION: Screws and screwdriver are included in the package, providing great convenience for your installation and use.4. GOOD PERFORMANCE: Mini PCIE to M.2 M Key converter adapter follows strict quality control standards to achieve good performance.5. PCB MATERIAL: M.2 NGFF NVME SSD adapter is made of PCB material, and reliable, no deformation for long time use, thus ensuring long term stability.Specification:Item Type: Mini PCIE to M.2 M Key AdapterMaterial: PCBSize: Approx. 95 x 30mm / 3.7 x 1.2inInput Connector: Mini PCIEAdapter: M.2 NGFF nvme M keySupport SSD: 2230/2242/2260/2280 M.2 SSDHow to Use:Remove the product and use itPackageList:1 x Adapter Card1 x Hard Disk Fixing Screw4 x M2 Screw1 x M2 Nut1 x Screwdriver
DesertRat
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
Does exactly what it advertises to do: Takes an old miniPCIe, and lets you install a modern NVMe drive in it (albeit at the bandwidth limits of the old slot)Only problems I've found worth mentioning were easily overcome or non-issues:A. The adapter is 'marked' for cutting/snapping down to a smaller size but, it is not scored. If you snap the PCB down to 2230, you'll be left with half the 2242's mounting hole. Easy enough to fix: Snip remaining waste PCB off w/ wire cutters, sand smooth (concrete worked fine).B. Without the right tools - assembling by hand, the included standoff's style will always be loose. Honestly, the 'lil rubber thingy' that comes with most USB NVMe enclosures, would've been more-welcomed.
Alaric
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2024
My older (vintage 2007) laptop had two micro PCIe slots, one of which was used by its WiFi card, and I wanted to put a Samsung SSD in the other slot.The issue was that the slot was very close to the processor heatsink, and also the SSD needed a different slot. This adapter is perfect! I was able to shorten the circuit board at its perforation to an ideal length, mount the SSD on the adapter, plug it in, and BINGO! It worked perfectly!There are a few caveats, though, that took me by surprise.First: DOS, Windows XP Pro (SP3), and Windows Vista (64 bit) can't find the SSD or due to software limitations, but there may be a fix for this, I haven't finished troubleshooting that.Second: Windows 10 finds the SSD just fine and can use it like any other drive, but owing to the very old non-UEFI BIOS, booting from it is not an option.I have yet to test it with Windows 7, 8, or 11 -- or any flavor of Linux -- but if the interest is there, I suppose I could...All in all, if you're running a modern OS and need more non-bootable internal data space, this is a great option for adding an SSD to your older laptop!If you are okay using a USB WiFi adapter, you could even replace your WiFi card with another SSD for even more space!
Mitch Robbins
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2024
Worked well just make sure your pcie slot is bootable
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