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Metal enclosure holding an M.2 to 2.5 SATA adapter card

YEPLOOK

YEPLOOK B+M Key M.2 NGFF to 2.5 SATA Adapter Card With Enclosure

SKU CH-M8WF-WJWMJ

Converts a B+M key M.2 NGFF SSD to a 2.5 SATA drive with a metal enclosure

  • Product typeController Card
  • Converts M.2 NGFF drives to 2.5 SATA
  • Metal enclosure protects the drive physically
  • Supports both B-key and M-key modules
  • Includes five screws for secure installation

M.2 NGFF B+M Key to 2.5 SATA Adapter

This adapter lets you install an M.2 NGFF B+M key SSD into a standard 2.5 inch SATA drive bay. It bridges the M.2 NGFF interface to a SATA 6Gb/s connection. The metal enclosure protects the drive and provides a familiar form factor for laptop or desktop upgrades.

Included metal case and five mounting screws

The bundled aluminium enclosure acts as both a carrier and a heatsink for the installed SSD. Five screws secure the M.2 module inside the case and fasten the assembly into a 2.5 inch bay. No extra brackets or tools are required for installation.

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Specifications

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Product typeController Card

Questions about this item

Will the M.2 NGFF SSD inside the enclosure need a firmware update later?

The adapter board has no firmware of its own; only the M.2 NGFF SSD you install may receive updates from its maker.

What speed ceiling appears first during long transfers?

The SATA 6 Gb/s link caps sustained throughput, so the drive cannot exceed that interface limit.

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