Batianda
Batianda 2 x M.2 NVMe SSD PCIe 4.0 Mobile Rack for 9.5mm ODD Bay 2 in 1 accessory
Holds two M.2 NVMe SSDs up to 110 mm in a 9.5 mm ODD bay with PCIe 4.0 OCuLink and thermal pad
- Supports M.2 NVMe SSDs from 30mm to 110mm
- PCIe 4.0 OCuLink delivers up to 64Gbps per drive
- Fits 9.5mm ultra-slim optical bay for easy laptop upgrade
- Built-in thermal pad moves heat from SSD to metal tray
- OCuLink pinout follows SFF-9402 specification for reliable connection
Dual M.2 NVMe Rack for 9.5mm ODD Bay
The Batianda 2 in 1 accessory mounts two M.2 PCIe NVMe SSDs into a single 9.5mm ultra-slim optical drive bay. It accepts drive lengths of 30mm, 42mm, 60mm, 80mm and 110mm and connects each drive through a PCIe Gen 4 OCuLink interface compliant with the SFF-9402 specification. A metal tray with a built-in thermal pad draws heat away from the installed modules.
For Laptop Builders Needing Dual NVMe in One Bay
This rack suits builders who want to add two NVMe drives to a laptop or compact system that only offers a 9.5mm ODD slot. It does not suit users who need Tri-Mode support or who must connect drives using interfaces other than the two PCIe Gen 4 OCuLink ports provided. Systems without an available 9.5mm bay cannot use this accessory.
PCIe Gen 4 OCuLink Interface Up to 64Gbps
The decisive specification is the dual PCIe Gen 4 OCuLink connection rated for up to 64Gbps transfer speed. Each drive requires its own OCuLink cable linked to a compatible host controller; without that connection the rack cannot deliver NVMe performance. Verify that the host platform supplies two PCIe Gen 4 OCuLink lanes before purchasing.
Highlights
- Supports M.2 NVMe SSDs from 30mm to 110mm
- PCIe 4.0 OCuLink delivers up to 64Gbps per drive
- Fits 9.5mm ultra-slim optical bay for easy laptop upgrade
- Built-in thermal pad moves heat from SSD to metal tray
- OCuLink pinout follows SFF-9402 specification for reliable connection
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the OCuLink cables on the MB852M2PO-B without blocking the latch?
Route each OCuLink cable through the side cut-out before sliding the tray into the 9.5mm bay, then press the connector straight down until the latch clicks — angled insertion bends pins.
When should I replace the thermal pad that contacts the 2280 SSD?
Replace the pad if it no longer springs back after removal or if drive temperatures rise more than 10 °C above baseline during sustained writes.
At what sustained write speed does the PCIe 4.0 OCuLink link saturate?
The dual OCuLink Gen 4 interface caps at 64Gbps aggregate, so sequential writes above roughly 8 GB/s will hit the link limit first.
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