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BoYata

BoYata USB 3.0 to NVME M.2 Adapter RTL9210 with Case

SKU CH-CBEQ-XHJ35

Connects an M-key NVME SSD up to 80 mm via USB 3.0 using an RTL9210 chipset and includes a protective case

  • USB 3.0 speeds up to 5 Gbps for fast NVME drive access
  • RTL9210 chipset enables direct NVME to USB 3.0 conversion
  • Protective case included for safe external NVME SSD use
  • 67-pin M-key connector fits 80mm M.2 NVME SSDs only
  • SATA B-key and B/M-key drives are not supported

USB 3.0 NVMe M.2 adapter for external storage

This BoYata adapter lets you turn an M-key NVMe SSD into a USB 3.0 drive. It uses the RTL9210 chipset and ships with a protective case. The board accepts 80 mm M.2 modules and connects to the host through a standard USB 3.0 port. The NGFF SSD itself is not included.

Thermals noise and power in daily use

The RTL9210 controller runs without a fan, so operation is silent. Power is drawn entirely from the USB 3.0 connection, removing the need for an external supply. Heat dissipates through the metal case during normal file transfers. No active cooling or additional cables are required.

Build quality and connector implications

The adapter features a 67-pin B-key M.2 socket that only fits M-key NVMe drives; B-key or B/M-key SATA SSDs will not work. The supplied case encloses the PCB and secures the drive with a screw. A single USB 3.0 Type-A plug provides the host link. The SSD must be purchased separately.

Highlights

  • USB 3.0 speeds up to 5 Gbps for fast NVME drive access
  • RTL9210 chipset enables direct NVME to USB 3.0 conversion
  • Protective case included for safe external NVME SSD use
  • 67-pin M-key connector fits 80mm M.2 NVME SSDs only
  • SATA B-key and B/M-key drives are not supported

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install an NVME SSD into the BoYata adapter case and what step is commonly missed?

Insert the M-key NVME SSD into the 67-pin B-key M.2 slot on the PCBA, secure it with the screw, then close the case; the step often missed is confirming the SSD is an M-key NVME type, because B-key or B/M-key SATA drives will not work.

What maintenance or replacement will the BoYata RTL9210 adapter need over time?

The adapter itself has no moving parts or consumables; only the installed NVME SSD may eventually require replacement if it reaches its write endurance limit.

What speed limit appears first when the BoYata USB 3.0 adapter runs sustained transfers?

The USB 3.0 host interface caps sustained throughput at its 5 Gbps signalling rate, which is reached before the RTL9210 chipset or the NVME SSD hits its own limits.

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