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Vszerda SATA eSATA cable for MacBook A1466 A1502 2013-2017

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Vszerda SATA / eSATA Cable Macbook A1466 A1502 2013-2017

SKU CH-AQ12-PRW9D

Connects an M.2 NVMe SSD to compatible MacBook Air and Pro models from 2013 to 2017

  • Compatible with MacBook Air and Pro models A1466 and A1502
  • Enables M.2 NVMe PCI-E SSD installation in 2013-2017 notebooks
  • New condition ensures reliable connection for storage upgrades
  • SATA and eSATA cable design supports high-speed data transfer

Macbook SSD adapter for A1466 and A1502

This adapter lets owners of 2013 to 2017 Macbook Air and Pro models install an M.2 NVMe PCIe drive in place of the original Apple proprietary SSD. It is built for the A1466 and A1502 board revisions used in those years. The part is supplied new and ready to fit without modification.

NVMe PCIe converter for Apple proprietary slot

The card converts the Macbook's native connector to a standard M.2 NVMe PCIe interface so a compatible solid-state drive can be used. Buyers who need a SATA or eSATA connection instead should look elsewhere because this adapter only presents the NVMe protocol to the host.

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Questions about this item

Does the adapter run at full NVMe speed inside a MacBook Air A1466?

The adapter connects an M.2 NVMe drive to the MacBook's original SATA interface, so throughput is limited to the SATA link rather than the NVMe drive's peak capability.

What does the eSATA label on the cable mean for this MacBook upgrade?

The cable provides a SATA data path between the M.2 NVMe adapter and the MacBook's logic board; the eSATA marking only indicates the connector style, not an external port on the laptop.

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