ANYOYO SSD to USB Adapter, USB 3.2 Gen 2 (10 Gbps) to NVME USB Adapter Max 4TB Compatible with PCle NVMe Based M Key and B+M Key SSD Support UASP for NVMe SSD Size 2242/2260/2280

Works with my "EN600 PRO SSD 256GB PCle 3.0x4, NVMe M.2 2280" - I used it to transfer Ubuntu 24.04 image from SD card to SSD for Raspberry Pi 5. Well built, easy to use.

So far restored 2 pcs using this

Good quality albeit the sides of the adapter are still sharp or rugged.It's also one of the few that does both SATA & NVMe (B+M key), and it allows to easily insert many sizes of SSD instead of only 2280 ones.The user manual is helpful, easily explaining how to identify many kinds of SSD drives.One point I can raise is that it's not advisable to plug any long & solid stick unattended into a computer prior to checking that nobody else walks around the room unaware.Otherwise anybody passing by and not noticing your computer might walk straight into the NVMe/NGFF adapter and break it apart. This does happen with USB drives & this adapter's shape looks similar.Anyway the USB connector is nonetheless pretty strong so it's not easy to remove it after use from a computer USB port, I prefer to use a third-party USB extender cable instead of plugging it directly.The adapter itself however has well soldered USB 3 pins.I tested both M2 SATA & NVMe and all is good, though I didn't any speed benchmarks.Final notes are: good quality, good price, as a precaution use an extender cable (there are USB 3.0 ones), and tested working well.

Picked this up to upgrade from a fairly dated and slow enclosure. For me, the speed difference is extremely noticeable since I'm wiping drives with it.

This little device was a life saver as I went through all of our computer and upgraded our M.2 drives!

Has done it's job so far, but it is long and bulky and with no support, is probably not a good idea to plug directly into USB port.

Installed a new 2280 4tb drive. Device would connect and dissconnect every few seconds. Finally would stay connected until I hit format drive... then disconnect. Moved drive to different enclosure and instant success. Tried an already formatted drive... thought it might be having trouble with a blank drive, it was good for a few minutes and then disconnected. The drive would no longer recognise, so I swapped in another (spare 512gb) and it almost instantly corrupted that one. Used another enclosure and had to let windows drive recovery chew on them for ~30minutes each before they were usable again. Lucky i didnt actually use the drives in this housing, just installed and let them set that probably would have required a format and loss of data. Amazon wanta me to drive an hour or pay money to have the device returned. lol. Crappy customer service.

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I have used more sophisticated docker stations that only gave me troubles with defective cables, etc. This enclosure is simple, effective & affordable - works great! Good job!

Il lettore è lungo, quando si attacca ad USB, si inclina.

ich habe mein MacBook 13 Retina late 2013 mit eine 1TB SSD aufgepäpelt und so blieb mir die originale SSD 256GB übrig. Hier eingebaut läuft die alte SSD prima. Ideal und günstig für diesen Zweck

Fonctionne sans problème et permet de multiples montages et démontages sans détériorer le port M2. Les vitesses de transfert USB3.2 sont corrects. Personnellement j'ai renforcé la liaison de la prise USB mâle et de la carte avec de la colle à chaud au pistolet. Cela donne plus de rigidité à l'ensemble et parait ainsi moins fragile.

Ho aggiornato il mio vecchio MacBook Pro retina inizio 2015, soltanto la ssd perché la ram dei modelli apple da un certo anno in poi è saldata.È la prima volta che l’ho fatto, un pò di ricerche e fare le cose con calma, pazienza e delicatezza e si riesce, non è poi così difficile.Ho usato questo case ssd prima per installare su una nuova ssd nvme il sistema operativo, successivamente sostituita a quella all’interno del MacBook, poi per usare la ssd originale (12+16 pin) come hard disk esterno avviabile.La mia esigenza era di aggiornare con un ssd più capiente e veloce il mio Macbook (installando Big Sur) ed avere il mio vecchio sistema operativo utilizzabile evitando così di perdere dei vecchi software che all’occorrenza potevano tornarmi utili.Inserito nvme 500 gb all’interno del case ssd (vi arriva con un piccolo adattatore), installato Big Sur all’interno (guardare i videotutorial su youtube), controllo avvio ssd esterno tramite mela+alt e scelta hard disk avvio. Eccolo Big Sur.Sostituito l’ssd originale (128GB attacco 12+16 pin) con ssd Samsung 970 EVO Plus MZ-V7S500BW 500 GB + adattatore Sintech NGFF M.2 nVME SSD Adapter Card.(consiglio usare guanti di lattine + braccialetto antistatico e guardare i videotutorial di ifixit e altri per info e procedure, il cacciavite per le viti della scocca sotto è un pensabole P5 che non è un torx, usare un giusto cacciavite perché si rischia di spanare le piccolissime viti, tranquillamente preso da un negozio cinese a un euro).Inserito nvme originale (128GB attacco 12+16 pin) direttamente all’interno del case ssd (il piccolo adattatore non è più necessario), controllo avvio ssd esterno tramite mela+alt e scelta hard disk avvio. Eccolo il mio vecchio sistema operativo con tutto all’interno.

Consiglio questo ssd, piccolo, ben fatto, stabile.
Perfetto per chi aggiorna un vecchio MacBook sostituendo l’ssd interna e che voglia poi utilizzare facilmente e all’occorrenza il vecchio sistema operativo con i vecchi software tramite un hard disk esterno.
C’era stato un piccolo contrattempo con il piccolo adattatore in dotazione ma il custome service di ANYOYO è stato gentile ed efficiente, mi ha risposto e risolto subito (indice di professionalità).