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Vszerda M.2 M Key PCIe X4 Adapter for MacBook Air 2013-2017

SKU CH-NF5R-YC23E

Lets you install an M.2 M-key PCIe x4 SSD in a 2013-2017 MacBook Air

  • Adds modern M.2 storage to MacBook Air 2013-2017
  • Uses PCIe X4 M-Key slot for fast data transfer
  • Simple NGFF-to-SSD adapter requires no extra drivers
  • New condition ensures reliable upgrade for older laptops

Adapter for MacBook Air 2013-2017

This M.2 M Key PCIe X4 adapter lets owners of MacBook Air models from 2013 through 2017 install a compatible M.2 solid-state drive. It converts the laptop's original connector to accept an M Key module running over four PCIe lanes.

Suits owners upgrading storage on a supported Air

Buyers with MacBook Air units outside the 2013 to 2017 range should look elsewhere, as the pin-out and physical fit differ. The adapter also does not support M.2 drives that use a B Key edge connector or other keying notches.

Highlights

  • Adds modern M.2 storage to MacBook Air 2013-2017
  • Uses PCIe X4 M-Key slot for fast data transfer
  • Simple NGFF-to-SSD adapter requires no extra drivers
  • New condition ensures reliable upgrade for older laptops

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will this adapter let me keep using my original 2015 MacBook Air SSD slot with a newer M.2 M Key PCIe X4 drive?

Yes, the adapter is designed for MacBook Air models from 2013 through 2017 and converts the existing slot to accept an M.2 M Key PCIe X4 drive.

How can I confirm the M.2 M Key PCIe X4 adapter is working correctly after I install it in my 2016 MacBook Air?

After installation, the MacBook should recognise the new drive in Disk Utility or System Information, allowing you to format and boot from it.

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