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Vszerda NGFF A+E-Key to NVME M-Key PCI-E 4.0 Adapter 2280

SKU CH-R9Z6-7AT24

Connects an NVME M-key SSD to a laptop NGFF A+E-key slot via PCI-E 4.0 for 2280 drives

  • Converts A+E-key slot to NVME M-key drive support
  • PCI-E 4.0 interface enables high-speed NVME storage
  • Fits 2280 form-factor SSDs for laptop upgrades
  • Male-to-female extension design simplifies mainboard installation

Vszerda NGFF A+E-Key Adapter

This Vszerda adapter converts an NGFF A+E-Key male slot into an NVME M-Key female connector with PCI-E 4.0 support. It is built for laptop mainboards that expose the A+E-Key interface and need to host a 2280 form-factor drive. The compact extension lets you add high-speed NVME storage where only a wireless-card slot was available.

Who this suits

Ideal for technicians and enthusiasts upgrading laptops that have an NGFF A+E-Key slot and want to install an NVME M-Key 2280 SSD. Not for systems that lack this specific keyed connector, or for installing drives that require a different keying or bus protocol.

How it compares

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Price $14.99
Cheaper than about 80% of the 1,721 comparable items (median $22.99).

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Specifications

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Questions about this item

What does PCI-E 4.0 mean for an NVME drive installed in this adapter?

The adapter passes the host's PCI-E 4.0 lanes to the M-key slot, so an NVME SSD can run at its full 4.0 speed if the laptop's A+E-key socket is wired for PCI-E 4.0.

What does the A+E-key male connector limit in practice?

It fits only laptop M.2 sockets keyed for A+E (typically Wi-Fi/Bluetooth slots), so the adapter cannot be used in standard M-key or B-key storage slots.

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