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Fervit USB 3.0 12+6pin to SATA 22Pin adapter for MacBook Air A1369 A1370
Converts 12+6 pin MacBook Air SSDs to standard 22 pin SATA for A1369 and A1370 models
- Converts MacBook Air SSD to standard 22-pin SATA
- USB 3.0 interface enables fast data transfer speeds
- Compatible with A1369 and A1370 models from 2010-2011
- Supports MC503 MC504 MC505 MC506 and MC965 MC966 MC968 MC969
- Requires 12+6 pin SSD contacts for proper operation
Targeted MacBook Air models
This adapter is built exclusively for Apple MacBook Air models A1369 and A1370 from 2010 and 2011, covering part numbers MC503, MC504, MC505, MC506, MC965, MC966, MC968 and MC969. It lets owners of those machines connect the original 12+6 pin SSD to a standard 22 pin SATA interface for data access or recovery.
Passive USB 3.0 interface
The board draws power from the USB 3.0 connection and adds no active cooling, so operation stays silent and thermal output is negligible. No external power supply is required and the adapter introduces no measurable electrical load beyond the drive itself.
Pin-count compatibility gate
The drive must present a 6+12 pin or 12+6 pin contact layout exactly as shown in the reference images; any other pin arrangement will not function with this PCBA. Buyers with differently keyed SSDs or with later MacBook models cannot use this adapter.
Highlights
- Converts MacBook Air SSD to standard 22-pin SATA
- USB 3.0 interface enables fast data transfer speeds
- Compatible with A1369 and A1370 models from 2010-2011
- Supports MC503 MC504 MC505 MC506 and MC965 MC966 MC968 MC969
- Requires 12+6 pin SSD contacts for proper operation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I connect the 12+6pin SSD from my MacBook Air A1369 to the 22-pin SATA port on this adapter?
Align the 12+6pin contacts exactly as shown in the product images; the PCBA only fits one way, so forcing it the wrong way round is the common mistake.
Will the 12+6pin connector or the SATA 22-pin interface wear out and need replacement?
Both connectors are passive PCB edges with no moving parts, so they do not require scheduled replacement under normal use.
What speed limit appears first when I run the SSD through this USB 3.0 adapter for a long transfer?
The USB 3.0 interface caps sustained throughput well below the native SATA SSD speed, so the USB link becomes the bottleneck.
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