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Green circuit board with M.2 slot and PCIe x1 edge connector

Vszerda

Vszerda PCIe x1 to M.2 Key A+E Adapter 2230 4-Pin Power

SKU CH-KQPJ-CWBN1

Converts a PCIe x1 slot to an M.2 2230 Key A+E connector with 4-pin power

  • Converts a PCIe x1 slot to M.2 Key A+E 2230
  • Supports Key A, A+E and E modules for Wi-Fi or Bluetooth cards
  • Includes 4-pin power connector for stable card operation
  • Riser card design fits low-profile and standard chassis

Vszerda PCIe x1 to M.2 Key A+E Adapter

This adapter converts a PCI Express x1 slot into an M.2 Key A+E connector for 2230 form-factor cards. It targets builders adding Wi-Fi or Bluetooth modules to desktop motherboards lacking an M.2 Key A+E socket.

4-Pin Power Supply Included

The bundled 4-pin power connector delivers auxiliary current to the installed module without relying on the slot alone. Builders whose boards lack a dedicated M.2 Key A+E header or who need extra power for high-draw cards can use this adapter; it does not support M.2 Key M or Key B storage devices.

Highlights

  • Converts a PCIe x1 slot to M.2 Key A+E 2230
  • Supports Key A, A+E and E modules for Wi-Fi or Bluetooth cards
  • Includes 4-pin power connector for stable card operation
  • Riser card design fits low-profile and standard chassis

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the 4-pin power connector on the Vszerda adapter need periodic reseating?

The 4-pin power connector is a standard friction-fit header; reseating is only necessary if the system is moved frequently or vibration loosens the connection.

What limits sustained throughput on the Vszerda PCIe x1 to M.2 Key A+E adapter?

The single PCIe x1 lane caps sustained bandwidth, so the host slot becomes the bottleneck before the M.2 2230 device reaches its own limits.

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