LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD 12+16Pin Mac SSD to M.2 NVME M-Key Adapter Card 2013-2015
Adapts 12+16-pin Mac SSD modules to M.2 M-key NVMe slots on 2013-2015 MacBook Air and Pro models
- Converts 12+16-pin Mac SSD to M.2 M-key NVMe slot
- Fits 2013 2014 2015 MacBook Pro Air models A1465 A1466 A1493 A1502
- Requires host M.2 slot with PCIe 4x or 2x support
- Not compatible with B-key or B+M-key sockets
- SSD not included — uses your existing 12+16-pin drive
MacBook SSD Adapter Card
The LORDWORLD adapter lets owners of 2013 to 2015 MacBook Air and Pro models connect their original 12+16-pin Apple SSD to a standard M.2 M-key slot. It bridges the proprietary Apple connector to a common NVME interface so the drive can be read or reused in another system. The card is a passive mechanical and electrical converter with no active components.
Fits M-Key Slots Only
This adapter suits users who have a MacBook SSD with the exact 12+16-pin layout and a host board that provides an M-key PCIe slot. It will not work with B-key or B+M-key sockets, nor can it translate the signal to SATA or USB. Buyers needing those interfaces or a different keying should look at other solutions.
12+16-Pin Apple Connector Required
The single deciding specification is the SSD contact pattern: the drive must present 12 pins on one side and 16 on the other, matching the 2013 through 2015 MacBook Air and Pro models. If the drive uses a different pin count or keying, the adapter cannot make a connection.
Highlights
- Converts 12+16-pin Mac SSD to M.2 M-key NVMe slot
- Fits 2013 2014 2015 MacBook Pro Air models A1465 A1466 A1493 A1502
- Requires host M.2 slot with PCIe 4x or 2x support
- Not compatible with B-key or B+M-key sockets
- SSD not included — uses your existing 12+16-pin drive
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which MacBook models accept the 12+16-pin SSD this adapter converts?
The adapter works with 2013-2015 MacBook Pro and Air models A1465, A1466, A1493 and A1502 that use the 12+16-pin proprietary SSD.
Will the adapter fit a motherboard slot that only has a B-key or B+M-key?
No, the card only fits an M-key M.2 slot; it will not work in B-key or B+M-key sockets.
How can I confirm the adapter is recognised after installation?
The converted SSD should appear in BIOS or Disk Management as an NVMe drive when the M.2 slot supports PCIe 2x or 4x.
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