Vszerda
Vszerda USB 3.0 to SATA 22Pin & 12+6Pin Adapter for 2010-2011 MacBook Air A1369 A1370
Connects 2010-2011 MacBook Air 12+6pin SSDs to a standard 22-pin SATA port via USB 3.0 for data access
- Connect 2010-2011 MacBook Air SSDs via USB 3.0
- Convert proprietary 12+6-pin SSD to standard 22-pin SATA
- Includes both USB cable and PCBA adapter board
- Works with A1369 A1370 MC503 MC504 MC505 MC506 MC965 MC966 MC968 MC969
- Requires 12+6-pin SSD contacts for compatibility
Vszerda USB 3.0 SATA adapter
This Vszerda adapter connects a 2010 or 2011 MacBook Air SSD to a standard SATA 22-pin port via USB 3.0. The kit includes one cable and one PCBA board that converts the proprietary 12+6-pin drive interface. It is built for owners of model numbers A1369 and A1370 who need to access or recover data from the original solid-state drive.
Compatibility limits
The adapter only works with SSDs that have the exact 12+6-pin contact layout used in the listed MacBook Air models MC503 through MC506 and MC965 through MC969. Drives with a different pin count or notebook models outside the 2010-2011 range cannot be connected. Buyers who need to read a later Apple SSD or a standard SATA drive should look for a different solution.
Sustained operation
Data moves over the USB 3.0 link, so transfer rates stay within that bus limit during long copy or imaging sessions. The PCBA has no active cooling, so the small board relies on passive heat dissipation while the host computer supplies power through the USB connection. Extended cloning jobs run without thermal throttling under normal ambient conditions.
Highlights
- Connect 2010-2011 MacBook Air SSDs via USB 3.0
- Convert proprietary 12+6-pin SSD to standard 22-pin SATA
- Includes both USB cable and PCBA adapter board
- Works with A1369 A1370 MC503 MC504 MC505 MC506 MC965 MC966 MC968 MC969
- Requires 12+6-pin SSD contacts for compatibility
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What existing drive must I already have for this adapter to work?
You need a 2010 or 2011 MacBook Air SSD with 12+6 pin contacts from models A1369 or A1370.
Will the PCBA board let me connect that drive to a regular SATA port on older hardware?
Yes, the PCBA converts the 12+6 pin SSD to a standard 22 pin SATA interface for use with older SATA equipment.
How can I confirm the adapter is functioning after I plug everything in?
The drive should appear as a standard SATA device in your system BIOS or Disk Utility once the USB 3.0 cable and PCBA are connected.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.



