LORDWORLD USB-C 17+7Pin Enclosure 5Gbps 2012 Mac Air Pro
USB-C enclosure connects 2012 MacBook Air or Pro 17+7-pin SSDs to any computer at 5Gbps
- Converts 2012 Mac SSD to portable USB-C storage
- JMS580 bridge delivers 5Gbps transfer speed
- Supports both 24x108.9mm Air and 32.5x89mm Pro drives
- Includes USB-C to USB-A 3.0 cable and screwdriver
- Plug-and-play with hot-swap support up to 3A current
Targeted 2012 Mac SSD enclosure
This USB-C enclosure accepts 17+7-pin SSDs removed from 2012 MacBook Air and Retina MacBook Pro models. It uses a JMS580 bridge to expose the drive over a 5 Gbps USB 3.0 link and draws up to 3 A from the host. The package includes the enclosure, a USB-C to USB-A 3.0 cable and a screwdriver for installation.
Owners of listed 2012 Air or Pro models
The adapter fits Air SSDs measuring 24 x 108.9 mm (models A1466, A1465, MD231, MD232, MD223, MD224) and Pro SSDs measuring 32.5 x 89 mm (models A1398, A1425, MC975, MC976, MD976). It will not work with SSDs that use a different pin count, form factor or later Apple connector revisions. Drives requiring more than 3 A are also unsupported.
17+7-pin connector requirement
Only SSDs presenting exactly 17+7 gold contacts match the internal socket; any other contact layout will not seat or function. Verify the donor drive against the listed part numbers such as THNSNS064GMFP, THNSNS128GMFP, MZ-EPC5120/0A2, MZ-DPC5120/0A2, SD5SL2-512G-1205E, MZ-DPC128T/0A2 or MZ-DPC2560/0A2 before purchase.
How it compares
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- Price $61.99
- Pricier than about 82% of the 5,998 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
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| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
Questions about this item
What does the 5 Gbps rating mean when I connect this enclosure to my computer?
The 5 Gbps rating is the maximum theoretical bandwidth of the USB 3.0 link; real-world transfer speeds will be lower and depend on the SSD you install and the host port you use.
Which USB standard does the Type-C port follow and what does that limit?
The Type-C port complies with USB 3.1 Gen 1 and USB 3.0, capping the connection at 5 Gbps and 5 V / 3 A power delivery.
What physical dimensions must my 2012 Mac SSD have to fit inside this case?
The enclosure accepts 2012 MacBook Air SSDs measuring 24 x 108.9 mm or 2012 MacBook Pro SSDs measuring 32.5 x 89 mm, both with 17+7-pin connectors.
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