Vszerda Micro SD to M.2 B+M Key Adapter 22x42mm
Converts a micro SD card into a 22x42 mm M.2 B+M key SATA drive using a Sage S682 chipset
- Converts micro SD cards into M.2 B+M key SATA storage
- Driver-free operation across Windows, Linux and legacy operating systems
- Cold-plug design protects data during module insertion and removal
- LED indicator confirms active data transfer from the TF card
- Sage S682 chipset enables compatibility with industrial and embedded platforms
Micro SD to M.2 SATA Adapter
The Vszerda adapter converts a micro SD card into a 22x42 mm M.2 module with B+M keying that communicates over the SATA interface. A Sage S682 controller handles the translation and provides an LED activity indicator. No driver installation is required for the supported operating systems.
Suits cold-plug industrial and embedded builds
The board targets industrial motherboards, thin clients, soft routers, POS terminals and DVRs where a removable SATA boot or storage device is useful. It is not for users who require hot-plug capability or who need a PCIe-based M.2 interface. Builders without an available M.2 SATA slot should look at something else.
SATA Gen1 and Gen2 compatible
The adapter operates at SATA Gen1 and Gen2 signalling rates, so maximum throughput is limited to the SATA 3 Gbit/s ceiling of the host port. The micro SD card’s own speed class will determine real-world performance within that bound.
How it compares
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- Price $24.99
- Pricier than about 64% of the 511 comparable items (median $18.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the Vszerda adapter ship with a micro SD card or do I need to buy one separately?
Only the 22x42 mm B+M Key adapter board is included; a TF micro SD card must be purchased separately.
Which M.2 slot keying does this 22x42 mm adapter fit?
The board uses a B+M Key edge connector so it seats in any M.2 slot that accepts either B Key or M Key modules.
What does the SATA Gen 1 and Gen 2 compatibility mean for real-world transfer speed?
The S682 bridge limits throughput to the SATA Gen 1 or Gen 2 ceiling, so actual speed depends on the inserted micro SD card's own rating.
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