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LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD 2-in-1 M.2 B-Key & mSATA to SATA 3.0 Adapter Enclosure with Switch

SKU CH-X5TZ-4J41D

Connects B-key M.2 or mSATA SSDs to a SATA 3.0 port using a manual switch, one drive at a time

  • Converts B-key M.2 or mSATA SSDs to SATA 3.0
  • Manual switch selects between the two installed drives
  • M.2 slot takes priority when both SSDs are fitted
  • Supports SATA revision 3.2 for full 6 Gbit/s throughput
  • Powers drives at 3.3 V DC without extra cables

LORDWORLD 2-in-1 M.2 B-Key & mSATA Adapter

This enclosure converts a single M.2 NGFF B-key or B/M-key SSD or an mSATA SSD to a standard SATA 3.0 interface. A hardware switch selects which installed drive is active, and the M.2 slot takes priority if both sockets are populated. The unit supports SATA revision 3.2 and 3.3 V DC power for compatible drives. It is designed for users migrating legacy solid-state storage to a SATA host connection.

Suits builders with B-key SATA SSDs or mSATA modules

This adapter suits builders who have an M.2 NGFF B-key or B/M-key SATA SSD or an mSATA module and need to connect it to a SATA 3.0 port. The physical switch allows manual selection between the two installed drives. Buyers needing simultaneous operation of both drives, or those with M-key only SSDs, should look at alternative solutions. The enclosure does not support drives requiring a different electrical interface or keying.

Key constraint: M.2 B-key SATA and mSATA only

The single specification that decides compatibility is the M.2 key requirement. The adapter only works with B-key or B/M-key socket NGFF SSDs that use the SATA protocol; it cannot work with M-key only sockets. The mSATA slot accepts standard mSATA modules at 3.3 V. Both form factors share the SATA 3.0 output, with the M.2 drive taking precedence when both are inserted.

Highlights

  • Converts B-key M.2 or mSATA SSDs to SATA 3.0
  • Manual switch selects between the two installed drives
  • M.2 slot takes priority when both SSDs are fitted
  • Supports SATA revision 3.2 for full 6 Gbit/s throughput
  • Powers drives at 3.3 V DC without extra cables

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

Should I pick the M.2 B-key slot or the mSATA slot for my SSD?

The board accepts both, but only one works at a time. Use the switch to select M.2 B-key or B/M-key NGFF first; mSATA is active only when no M.2 drive is fitted.

What does the SATA 3.0 label mean for actual transfer speed?

It connects to a SATA 3.0 port, so the drive runs at the host controller's SATA 3.0 ceiling.

Which SATA revision does the adapter support and what does that cap?

The adapter supports SATA revision 3.2, limiting the link to the SATA 3.2 specification.

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