Lenovo GX40Q17230 15.6" laptop case T210 Blue
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Connects a 2280 mm B‑Key SATA M.2 SSD via USB 3.0 without a cable
This BONAEVER adapter connects a 2280 mm B-key M.2 SATA SSD to a USB 3.0 port without any separate cable. It functions as a compact protection case and reader for NGFF solid-state drives, allowing quick external access to stored data. The plug-and-play design suits technicians and users who move drives between systems regularly.
Buyers with drives that use a different M.2 protocol should select a different adapter. The unit supports a single 2280 mm form factor, so shorter or longer modules will not fit. Users needing multi-bay docking or RAID features should consider a dedicated enclosure instead.
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The compact USB 3.0 adapter has no active cooling; prolonged transfers may warm the casing, so allow airflow around it during extended use.
A 2280 mm B-key M.2 SATA SSD and a host device with a USB 3.0 port are required; the adapter itself needs no extra cable or power supply.
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