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Fervit USB 3.1 Type-C to M-key NVME Adapter Vertical Black
Connects an M-key NVME SSD to a USB 3.1 Type-C port in a vertical layout that fits 30, 42, 60 and 80 mm drives without opening the case
- Connect NVMe storage externally via USB 3.1 Type-C host port
- Vertical M-key connector installs drive without opening the computer case
- Supports 30, 42, 60 and 80 mm NVMe NGFF M.2 SSD lengths
- 67-pin M-key interface designed for NVMe protocol only, not SATA
- SSD not included so you choose the capacity and brand you need
USB 3.1 Type-C to M-key NVME Adapter
This compact adapter lets you connect an M-key NVME solid-state drive to any host with a USB 3.1 Type-C port. It mounts the drive vertically on a small PCB so the SSD sits outside the chassis. No tools or case disassembly are required for installation. The SSD itself is not included.
For users adding external NVME storage
The device suits anyone who wants to read or write an M-key NVME drive over USB 3.1 without opening a laptop or desktop. Builders needing SATA M.2 support or B-key and B/M-key modules should look elsewhere because the connector is wired exclusively for M-key NVME. It also cannot power drives that require more current than the USB port supplies.
67-pin M-key connector fits 30 42 60 80 mm drives
The vertical socket accepts NGFF modules measuring 30, 42, 60 or 80 millimetres in length. Only M-key NVME drives are electrically compatible; SATA variants will not function. Verify your drive’s keying and protocol before purchase.
Highlights
- Connect NVMe storage externally via USB 3.1 Type-C host port
- Vertical M-key connector installs drive without opening the computer case
- Supports 30, 42, 60 and 80 mm NVMe NGFF M.2 SSD lengths
- 67-pin M-key interface designed for NVMe protocol only, not SATA
- SSD not included so you choose the capacity and brand you need
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What M.2 SSD lengths does the vertical M-key slot accept?
The slot fits 30, 42, 60 and 80 mm NVME M-key drives; B-key or B/M-key SATA SSDs are not supported.
How is the adapter connected to the host and what common mistake should be avoided?
Plug the USB 3.1 Type-C end into the host port, then insert the NVME SSD into the vertical 67-pin M-key connector — ensure the drive is an M-key NVME model, not a SATA or B-key variant.
Will the SSD need active cooling or a firmware update when used with this adapter?
The bare PCBA has no fan or heatsink, so sustained heavy transfers may throttle a warm drive; adding a stick-on heatsink later is the only maintenance typically needed.
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