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LORDWORLD MacBook SSD to NGFF M-Key Adapter A1465 A1466 A1493 A1502
Adapts 2013-2015 Apple MacBook SSDs to NGFF M-key slots with PCIe x4 up to 5 Gbps
- Converts Apple SSD to NGFF M-Key for upgrades
- Supports MacBook models A1465 A1466 A1493 A1502
- Works with 2013 2014 2015 MacBook releases
- Four-lane PCI Express delivers up to 5 Gbps speed
- Not compatible with B-key, B+M key, SATA or USB
MacBook SSD to NGFF M-Key Adapter
This LORDWORLD adapter converts Apple proprietary SSDs from 2013 to 2015 MacBook Air and Pro models to a standard NGFF M-Key interface. It supports part numbers A1465, A1466, A1493 and A1502. The card provides a direct PCI Express x4 connection for the transplanted drive. No external power or drivers are required for the conversion.
Suits owners upgrading original Apple SSDs
Buyers who want to reuse a removed Apple SSD in a laptop or desktop with an M-Key slot will find this card fits the purpose. It does not work with NGFF B-key or B+M-key slots, so systems limited to those keyings cannot use the adapter. The design also cannot bridge to USB or SATA interfaces, ruling out external enclosures or SATA-only motherboards.
Requires PCIe x4 or x2 M-Key slot
The adapter delivers up to 5 Gbps throughput over a four-lane PCI Express link, but the host slot must support PCIe x4 or x2 electrical operation. If the M-Key slot is wired for fewer lanes or a different protocol, the drive will not function. Verify the slot specification before purchase.
Highlights
- Converts Apple SSD to NGFF M-Key for upgrades
- Supports MacBook models A1465 A1466 A1493 A1502
- Works with 2013 2014 2015 MacBook releases
- Four-lane PCI Express delivers up to 5 Gbps speed
- Not compatible with B-key, B+M key, SATA or USB
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which MacBook models does this adapter fit for the A1465 A1466 A1493 A1502 SSD?
It fits 2013 2014 2015 Apple MacBook models A1465 A1466 A1493 A1502.
How is the adapter installed and what step is often missed?
Insert the original MacBook SSD into the adapter then plug the M-key edge connector into a PCI-E 4x or 2x M.2 slot; the step often missed is confirming the slot supports PCI-E 4x/2x.
What future replacement should I plan for with this adapter?
The adapter is a passive board with no moving parts; only the M-key SSD you install in it may need replacement later.
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