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Small green circuit board with 16-pin mSATA slot and USB 2.0 connector

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD USB 2.0 to mSATA Micro Adapter 1.8" 16pin

SKU CH-Q6FQ-D0C6N

Connects a 1.8" 16pin mSATA SSD to a USB 2.0 port for data access

  • Convert 1.8" 16-pin mSATA SSDs to USB 2.0
  • 6 Gbps mSATA interface for fast internal speeds
  • Compact adapter needs no external power supply
  • Plug-and-play design works without driver installation

USB 2.0 to mSATA adapter

This adapter connects a 1.8 inch mSATA SSD with a 16pin interface to a USB 2.0 port. It allows data access from the drive on systems without a native mSATA slot. The compact card suits technicians and users recovering files from older mini PCIe storage devices. No external power supply is required for typical operation.

Capacity limited by USB 2.0 speed

The USB 2.0 interface caps transfer rates well below the 6 Gbps potential of the mSATA drive. Large sequential reads and writes will run out of bandwidth quickly. It handles operating-system drives and document archives adequately. It is not suited for high-throughput tasks such as video editing directly from the adapter.

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Price $18.99
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Brand nameLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

Will this adapter work with my older 1.8" 16pin mSATA SSD?

Yes, the adapter is built for 1.8 inch 16 pin mSATA drives and connects them through a USB 2.0 port.

How can I confirm the adapter is functioning after I plug it in?

The connected SSD should appear as a removable drive in your operating system and allow normal read and write access.

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