SATA3.0 6Gbps M.2 NGFF To SATA3.0 Adapter Card M2 NGFF SSD To SATA3 External Hard Drive Box Hard Disk Adapter Board
<div class="detailmodule_dynamic"><kse:widget data-widget-type="customText" id="1005000004105228" type="relation"></kse:widget></div><div class="detailmodule_html"><div class="detail-desc-decorate-richtext"><div><br/>Features:<br/>1.Easy to install: Simply insert the m.2 solid-state drive into the m.2 slot of the converter adapter card, and then connect the adapter to the sata slot or other sata3 interface device on the motherboard.<br/>2.High speed data transmission: Through the sata3 interface, this adapter card supports high-speed data transmission and can achieve faster read and write speeds.<br/>3.The ngff to sata hard drive adapter board has high portability and is very suitable for situations where data needs to be moved or transferred. Connect the m.2 solid-state drive to the adapter and insert it into other devices that support sata3 interface for quick access to data.<br/>4.Supports ssd interface, sata protocol, newly added scratch resistant technology, long service life, and wear resistance.<br/>5.Wide compatibility: This m.2 ngff to sata3.0 adapter card is compatible with various m.2 solid-state drives and sata3 interface devices, providing seamless integration and reliable performance whether you are a laptop, desktop, or other compatible device.</div><br/><p>Parameters: <br/>Product name: sata adapter board<br/>Type: with/without casing (optional)<br/>Support interface: supports m.2 ngff (sata protocol) interface<br/>External transmission interface: sata3.0<br/>Transmission speed: 6gbps<br/>Product size: 100*70*7mm<br/>Be careful:<br/>This adapter card only supports the use of ngff hard drives (sata protocol). Does not support the use of nvme pci-e ahci protocol hard drives!<br/>How to distinguish between sata protocol and nvme<br/>Don't look at the interface, look at the protocol. Check if there is a sata label on the ssd. If not, please check the hard drive model to understand the hard drive protocol</p><p>Package include:<br/>Adapter board*1<br/>Accessory package*1<br/></p></div></div><br/>
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<div class="detailmodule_dynamic"><kse:widget data-widget-type="customText" id="1005000004105228" type="relation"></kse:widget></div><div class="detailmodule_html"><div class="detail-desc-decorate-richtext"><div><br/>Features:<br/>1.Easy to install: Simply insert the m.2 solid-state drive into the m.2 slot of the converter adapter card, and then connect the adapter to the sata slot or other sata3 interface device on the motherboard.<br/>2.High speed data transmission: Through the sata3 interface, this adapter card supports high-speed data transmission and can achieve faster read and write speeds.<br/>3.The ngff to sata hard drive adapter board has high portability and is very suitable for situations where data needs to be moved or transferred. Connect the m.2 solid-state drive to the adapter and insert it into other devices that support sata3 interface for quick access to data.<br/>4.Supports ssd interface, sata protocol, newly added scratch resistant technology, long service life, and wear resistance.<br/>5.Wide compatibility: This m.2 ngff to sata3.0 adapter card is compatible with various m.2 solid-state drives and sata3 interface devices, providing seamless integration and reliable performance whether you are a laptop, desktop, or other compatible device.</div><br/><p>Parameters: <br/>Product name: sata adapter board<br/>Type: with/without casing (optional)<br/>Support interface: supports m.2 ngff (sata protocol) interface<br/>External transmission interface: sata3.0<br/>Transmission speed: 6gbps<br/>Product size: 100*70*7mm<br/>Be careful:<br/>This adapter card only supports the use of ngff hard drives (sata protocol). Does not support the use of nvme pci-e ahci protocol hard drives!<br/>How to distinguish between sata protocol and nvme<br/>Don't look at the interface, look at the protocol. Check if there is a sata label on the ssd. If not, please check the hard drive model to understand the hard drive protocol</p><p>Package include:<br/>Adapter board*1<br/>Accessory package*1<br/></p></div></div><br/>