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Vszerda M.2 A+E Key to M Key SSD Riser Adapter
Converts an M.2 A+E key slot to an M.2 M key interface for SSD use, includes tray, cable and screws for easy installation
- Converts A+E Key slot to M Key for M.2 SSD use
- Includes tray, converter cable and two screws for quick setup
- Premium PCB material ensures long service life
- Stable printed-circuit-board design delivers reliable operation
- Compatible with BT-type modules and M.2 SSDs
M.2 A+E Key to M Key adapter
This adapter converts an M.2 A+E Key slot into an M.2 M Key interface. It allows an M.2 solid-state drive to be installed in a slot typically reserved for wireless modules. A tray, converter cable and two screws are supplied for a straightforward fit.
Laptop owners adding storage without a native M
Builders with a spare A+E Key socket can use this riser to connect an M Key SSD. Systems that lack an A+E Key slot or already provide a dedicated M Key connector will not benefit from this adapter.
Interface conversion from A+E Key to M Key
The single specification that decides suitability is the conversion of an M.2 A+E Key interface to an M.2 M Key interface. The included premium printed circuit board is designed to deliver stable performance for the connected drive.
Highlights
- Converts A+E Key slot to M Key for M.2 SSD use
- Includes tray, converter cable and two screws for quick setup
- Premium PCB material ensures long service life
- Stable printed-circuit-board design delivers reliable operation
- Compatible with BT-type modules and M.2 SSDs
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which M.2 key types does this adapter convert between?
It converts an M.2 A+E key slot to an M.2 M key slot, letting you install an M key SSD in an A+E key socket.
What does the converter cable do in a real machine?
The included flexible cable routes the M key SSD away from the A+E slot, clearing space for the tray and screws to secure the drive inside the chassis.
What interface standard does the A+E key socket use?
The adapter fits a standard M.2 A+E key socket, which is the common interface for wireless network and Bluetooth modules in laptops and small form factor boards.
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