ORVIX
ORVIX SATA cable 10-pin 7.0 cm HP Envy 15-J 17-J M7-J000 M6-N 15-Q
A 10-pin SATA cable and 2.5-inch caddy for compatible HP Envy 15 and 17 models
- Fits HP Envy 15-J, 17-J and M7-J000 series
- 10-pin SATA connector matches original DW15 6017B0416801 part
- 0 cm cable keeps 2.5-inch drive installation tidy
- Supports 2.5-inch SATA SSD or HDD up to 7.0 mm
- Includes matching caddy carrier for secure drive mounting
ORVIX 10-pin SATA cable and caddy
This ORVIX kit includes a 10-pin SATA cable and a 2.5-inch hard-drive caddy carrier. The cable measures approximately 7.0 cm overall, excluding the SATA header. It is designed for HP Envy 15-J, 17-J, M7-J000, M6-N and 15-Q series laptops. The part number is DW15 6017B0416801.
Fits specific HP Envy models only
The assembly suits owners of the listed HP Envy 15-J, 17-J, M7-J000, M6-N and 15-Q models who need to replace a damaged cable or install a 2.5-inch SATA drive up to 7.0 mm tall. Builders working on any other laptop brand or HP series should look elsewhere because the connector and pin-out are model-specific.
10-pin SATA connector decides fit
The single specification that determines compatibility is the 10-pin SATA connector. Only systems that accept this exact pin arrangement will work with the cable. The 7.0 cm length and 2.5-inch caddy dimensions follow from that connector choice.
Highlights
- Fits HP Envy 15-J, 17-J and M7-J000 series
- 10-pin SATA connector matches original DW15 6017B0416801 part
- 0 cm cable keeps 2.5-inch drive installation tidy
- Supports 2.5-inch SATA SSD or HDD up to 7.0 mm
- Includes matching caddy carrier for secure drive mounting
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 10-pin SATA cable into the HP Envy caddy carrier?
Align the 10-pin connector with the caddy's socket, press firmly until it clicks, then secure the 2.5-inch drive with the supplied screws. The 7.0 cm cable leaves little slack, so route it before tightening the caddy in the chassis.
What maintenance or replacement will the 10-pin SATA cable need over time?
The cable itself has no moving parts, but repeated drive swaps can stress the 10-pin header. Inspect the connector for bent pins whenever you remove the 2.5-inch drive and replace the cable if any pin is deformed.
What is the first limit that appears when the 10-pin SATA cable runs continuously in an HP Envy 15-J?
The 7.0 cm length is the primary constraint; it forces the drive to sit close to the motherboard header, so airflow around the 2.5-inch SSD or hard drive becomes the limiting factor during sustained transfers.
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