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Fervit 7+17Pin Mac SSD to USB 3.0 Type-C 5Gbps Adapter

SKU CH-V235-61PR7

Connects 2012 MacBook Air or Pro 7+17 pin SSDs to USB 3.0 Type-C at 5Gbps via JMS580 bridge

  • Connect 2012 MacBook Air SSDs via USB 3.0 5Gbps using JMS580 bridge
  • Connect 2012 MacBook Pro SSDs via USB 3.0 5Gbps using JMS580 bridge
  • Requires 7+17 pin SSD connector; 3.1A or higher versions not supported
  • Mac-formatted drives readable on macOS; reformat to FAT or NTFS for Windows access
  • Fits 24x108.9mm Air SSDs and 32.5x89mm Pro SSDs from listed models

7+17-pin Mac SSD adapter for USB-C 5Gbps

The Fervit adapter connects a 2012 MacBook Air or MacBook Pro SSD with a 7+17-pin connector to a USB-C host at 5Gbps. It uses a JMS580 bridge controller to translate the drive’s native SATA Gen3 interface to USB 3.0. The enclosure accepts the Air form factor at 24 by 108.9 mm and the Pro form factor at 32.5 by 89 mm. No SSD is included.

Replaces direct motherboard access for data recovery

The adapter replaces the need to install the proprietary Apple blade SSD back into a compatible 2012 logic board to read its contents. It is worth using when the original Mac is unavailable, damaged or already upgraded and you only need to pull files from the removed drive. Drives with a 3.1A or higher revision connector will not work with this adapter.

Suits owners of listed 2012 Air or Pro blade SSDs

The adapter suits anyone with a 2012 MacBook Air A1465 or A1466 or MacBook Pro A1398 or A1425 SSD that matches the specified part numbers such as THNSNS064GMFP or MZ-DPC5120/0A2. It is not for users whose drive uses a different pin layout, a newer Apple SSD form factor, or who need to boot the drive on a non-macOS host without reformatting.

Highlights

  • Connect 2012 MacBook Air SSDs via USB 3.0 5Gbps using JMS580 bridge
  • Connect 2012 MacBook Pro SSDs via USB 3.0 5Gbps using JMS580 bridge
  • Requires 7+17 pin SSD connector; 3.1A or higher versions not supported
  • Mac-formatted drives readable on macOS; reformat to FAT or NTFS for Windows access
  • Fits 24x108.9mm Air SSDs and 32.5x89mm Pro SSDs from listed models

Specifications

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Questions about this item

What SSD form factors and pin layout does the 7+17Pin adapter accept?

The adapter fits 2012 MacBook Air SSDs measuring 24 by 108.9 mm and 2012 MacBook Pro SSDs measuring 32.5 by 89 mm, both using a 7+17 pin connector.

How do I connect the adapter, and what common mistake should I avoid?

Plug the SSD into the 7+17 pin slot, then connect the USB Type-C cable to a USB 3.0 port. Do not use an SSD with a 3.1A or higher controller, or it will not work.

What should I do if the drive appears unreadable on Windows after removing it from a Mac?

Mac-formatted SSDs are only readable on macOS. On Windows, open Disk Management and reformat the drive as FAT or NTFS to make it accessible.

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