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⚡This adapter requires macOS 10.13 High Sierra or later.
⚡Only M.2 NVME/AHCI SSDs are supported. Any SATA based SSDs are not supported.
⚡If you are not sure if this adapter card is suitable for your notebook or SSD card model, please contact us.
Package list
1* M.2 NVME SSD Conversion Adapter
3*Screw Tools
3*screw
Jr1322
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2024
It didn't work out the box. I returned it and got a different one.
Aldo
Reviewed in Italy on August 18, 2023
Good adapter
Elodie
Reviewed in France on December 1, 2023
Cool tout fonctionne bien
Marcelo
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2023
Funciona muy bien y cumple con las expectativas pero en mi mac me encontré, tal vez sea coincidencia, que la batería me dura un poco menos y que en comparación con el disco original con el que vino la macbook es un poco mas lento, unos 400 mbs mas lento que sin el adaptador, supongo que será normal.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2023
I installed this in my Intel NUC since I had a spare mSATA lying around, and a few seconds after powering on I smelled burning. I would not recommend this adapter as it does not work and will short whatever motherboard it gets plugged into.
Anna
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2023
It works great on my MacBook Air (13-inch, Early 2015).
Phearly
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2023
I modified my Optiplex 7020's BIOS to be able to boot from an NVME drive in the PCIe slot. Then I paired this adapter with a Crucial 1TB NVME drive and placed it in the PCIe x16 slot. It booted up as it should. I am getting read/write speeds now of over 3,000MB/s. The only con/unknown that I can see with this adapter is that there is no positive way that I can see to attach the heatsink to the drive itself other than relying on the adhesive properties of the included thermal pads. So far it's all still stuck together as it should be.
Vincenzo Di Benedetto
Reviewed in Italy on August 21, 2022
Avevo comprato questo adattatore per montare la scheda in oggetto, con interfaccia M2 su un apparato mikrotik
B. L.
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2022
As it says in the description it does not support mini PCI-E which means this will not work with Google Coral. I tried on two machines anyway but it was not successful.Also note it is too wide to fit in the m.2 slot of the Coofun GK41.Seems like otherwise it would work great.
Montelimar
Reviewed in Mexico on March 28, 2021
CUMPLE CON SU PROPOSITO
Andrew
Reviewed in Canada on February 2, 2021
The PCI-e card works fines and gives lots of clearance from the m.2 and PCB but don't add the thermal pads and Heat-sink given with the product.Not only does the Heatsink provide a lack of cooling, but the thermal pads that are given to attach the Heatsink to the M.2 NVMe stick make it nearly impossible to separate after. For any untrained person trying to change the heatsink, they will probably break their m.2 in the process. The thermal pads that are given seem to be cloth/gauze mixed-in with gum-like ("silicone") glue.I'd recommend buying something like the Sabrent Rocket Heatsink with this (or the SABRENT PCI-E to m.2 card). if planning to buy a different heatsink with this card, don't get something that uses a cheap glue-like thermal pad to keep the heatsink on the m.2 directly.
Mr_Breaker
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2021
The price and being able to run additional NVME drives is a no-brainer. I am using this with a 1TB drive as my video and Steam library; just be sure you have enough PCI-E bandwidth/lanes. The only thing I was leery about was the push install, but I have had zero issues.
Shyam
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2020
So, here some pros and cons.Pros:It works fine with a nvme SSD that I picked up during a sale. Even the cheapest nvme drive is much faster than a SATA drive which serves great as a cache drive.Cons:The heatsink is not supported. its held on by the thermal paste glue. So when the drive warms up and the heat sink warms up and eventually, the glue will fail. This worries me that the heat sync will fall on other metal components and cause a short in the system. I am considering using a thin rubber band to help. They should have a screw-in mechanism for the heat sinks.Otherwise, it's a good adapter, cheap and effective.
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