M.2 NVMe SSD Hard Disk Case Enclosure Dual Protocol NVME SATA SSD Case 10Gbps USB C 3.1 Gen 2 To NVMe PCIe M-Key Solid State Drive External Box

Name: M.2 NVMe SSD Hard Disk Case Enclosure Dual Protocol NVME SATA SSD Case 10Gbps USB C 3.1 Gen 2 To NVMe PCIe M-Key Solid State Drive External Box
SKU: 66e3fd90cccdfb01eab5c367
Price: 18.26 EUR
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Rating: 3.941176470588235 (34 reviews)

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Features: 1. USB3.1 Type-C to M.2 SSD Box. 2. Supports 22*30mm, 22*42mm, 22*60mm, 22*80mm NVMe solid state hard disks (SSD hard disks excluded). 3. Supports dual protocols of NVMe and SATA. 4. Support 4TB hard disk. 5. Supporting data transmission up to 10Gbps. 6. Support Plug and Play and Heat Exchange. 7. Easy to use without a driver. 8. Application: for 3D Games, 4K video, HIFI Music, RAM Picture ect.

Specifications: Colour: Black, Silver Material: Aluminum alloy Transmission rate: 10Gbps(NVMe)/6Gbps(SATA) Cable:2 in 1 USB Type C to Type C Cable Transport interface: USB 3.1 Type-C Compatible operating system: for Windows 98/Se/Me/2000/XP/Vista/Win7/Win8/Win10/for MAC OS 8.6 or latest version Dimension: about 100 x 31 x 9 mm/3.93x1.22x0.35''

Package includes: 1* USB3.1 Type-C to M.2 SSD Case 1* Cable 1* Screwdriver

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August 19, 2025

Customer

April 21

Hello. Received the order. Haven't checked it yet. Thank you.

Customer

May 8

Works without glitches Class!

Customer

December 11, 2024

super hood

Customer

February 7, 2025

the back is missing so the platewith ssd keeps falling off

Customer

March 28, 2025

Delivery time 9 days is very good Assembly tricky, does not work, drive is not recognized

Customer

June 7, 2025

Customer

February 19, 2025

The description indicates support for the M key, which is not true. The photos show an nvme ssd module with an M key that does not fit into the socket, and the number of contact pads is different. As a result, time and money were wasted.