LORDWORLD NVME to Dual USB 3.1 19/20Pin Type-E Adapter
Converts an NVME M-Key slot into dual USB 3.1 19/20-pin Type-E headers for front-panel connectivity
- Converts NVME M-Key slot into dual USB 3.1 Type-E headers
- Adds front-panel USB 3.1 ports without native motherboard support
- Plugs directly into M-Key slot with no extra cables needed
- Delivers up to 10 Gbps bandwidth over each USB 3.1 connection
- Data-only adapter — no video, audio or power-delivery support
Purpose and Audience
This LORDWORLD adapter converts a motherboard NVME M-Key slot into two USB 3.1 20-pin Type-E front-panel headers. It enables a chassis USB 3.1 Type-C port to function even when the mainboard lacks a native header. The compact plug-in board requires no extra cables or mounting hardware.
Fit and Limits
Builders adding front-panel USB 3.1 Type-C connectivity to a system with a spare M-Key slot will find this a direct solution. It does not carry video, audio or Power Delivery signals, so buyers needing display output or device charging from the Type-C port must look elsewhere. The adapter only bridges the data path.
Deciding Specification
The single factor is the input connector: an NVME NGFF M-Key Express slot. If the motherboard presents a different M-Key pinout or the slot is already occupied by a storage drive, this adapter cannot be installed.
How it compares
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- Price $54.99
- Pricier than about 80% of the 5,998 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
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| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
Questions about this item
Does the adapter draw extra power or generate heat when running continuously?
The adapter has no active components, so it adds no measurable heat or power draw beyond the motherboard NVME slot and the two USB 3.1 headers.
What must my motherboard already have for this adapter to work?
A free NVME NGFF M-Key slot and two USB 3.1 19/20-pin Type-E front-panel headers.
Will this work with an older motherboard that only has USB 3.0 headers?
The output is dual USB 3.1 Type-E headers; USB 3.0 headers use a different pinout and are not compatible.
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