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Small green circuit board with mSATA slot and USB 2.0 connector

Vszerda

Vszerda mSATA to USB 2.0 Adapter 30x50mm

SKU CH-5XA2-13760

Converts a 30x50 mm mSATA SSD to USB 2.0 for external access on a PC

  • Connect mSATA SSDs via USB 2.0 using the converter board
  • Compact 30x50 mm board fits tight spaces inside cases
  • Plug-and-play SATA interface works without extra drivers
  • Convert internal mSATA storage to external USB 2.0 access

mSATA to USB 2.0 Adapter

The Vszerda adapter converts a 30 by 50 millimetre mSATA solid-state drive into a USB 2.0 storage device. It functions as a riser card and converter board for use with an external enclosure. The unit is supplied new and connects the drive directly to a PC.

Suited to mSATA drive reuse

This adapter suits users who want to access data from an existing mSATA SSD through a standard USB port. It is not for buyers who need faster transfer speeds than USB 2.0 provides. It is also not for builders who require an internal mounting solution or a different physical drive format.

Highlights

  • Connect mSATA SSDs via USB 2.0 using the converter board
  • Compact 30x50 mm board fits tight spaces inside cases
  • Plug-and-play SATA interface works without extra drivers
  • Convert internal mSATA storage to external USB 2.0 access

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which mSATA SSD sizes fit the 30x50mm board?

The adapter accepts mSATA drives that measure 30 by 50 mm, the common half-size form factor.

What does the USB 2.0 connection mean for transfer speed?

The USB 2.0 interface limits the link to its native signalling rate, so any SATA SSD will run at USB 2.0 speeds rather than its full SATA potential.

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