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Vszerda M.2 NGFF mSATA to 7+17Pin Adapter Card for 2012 MacBook Pro A1425 A1398

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Adapts M.2 NGFF or mSATA SSDs to the 7+17-pin connector in 2012 MacBook Pro models A1425 and A1398

  • Enables M.2 NGFF mSATA SSD upgrades on 2012 MacBook Pro models
  • 7+17 pin connector matches Apple A1425 and A1398 proprietary socket exactly
  • Supports MC975 MC976 MD212 MD213 ME662 ME664 ME665 part numbers
  • New adapter card adds modern solid-state storage to legacy notebooks

M.2 NGFF mSATA to 7+17Pin Adapter

This adapter card connects an M.2 NGFF mSATA solid-state drive to the proprietary 7+17-pin connector found in 2012 MacBook Pro models A1425 and A1398. It provides a direct upgrade path for compatible Apple laptops. The card supports the specific part numbers MC975, MC976, MD212, MD213, ME662, ME664 and ME665.

Suits owners of listed 2012 MacBook Pro models

Buyers with a 2012 MacBook Pro matching the exact model numbers above can use this adapter to install an M.2 NGFF mSATA drive. Not for laptops with a different connector pin-out, systems outside the specified model range, or drives that require a protocol other than mSATA.

Highlights

  • Enables M.2 NGFF mSATA SSD upgrades on 2012 MacBook Pro models
  • 7+17 pin connector matches Apple A1425 and A1398 proprietary socket exactly
  • Supports MC975 MC976 MD212 MD213 ME662 ME664 ME665 part numbers
  • New adapter card adds modern solid-state storage to legacy notebooks

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 7+17Pin adapter handle continuous writes on my 2012 MacBook Pro A1425 without throttling?

The adapter is a passive 7+17Pin bridge, so sustained throughput is limited by the host MacBook Pro A1425 controller and the installed M.2 NGFF mSATA drive.

Does the Vszerda adapter card add noticeable heat or fan noise inside a 2012 MacBook Pro A1398 during all-day use?

The card has no active components or power draw of its own, so it generates no extra heat or noise beyond the M.2 NGFF mSATA drive you install.

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