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Wireless for M.2 A/E for Key Slot To for M.2 for M for Key Wifi Bluetooth-compatible Adapter For NVMe PCI for Express m.2 nvme ssd adapter card M2 KEY A-E to M2 NVME Adapter Converter Card NGFF TO KEY-M Expansion Slot WiFi interface to M2 NVME Support 2230-2280 M2 SSD
Features:
brand new and
The adapter can use an ordinary M2 for KEY A-E interface convert to for M.2 nvme ssd interface.
Supports for M for Key NVME SSD ;Supports 2230, 2242, 2260 & 2280 size NGFF SSD.
The board has four mounting holes, respectively 22x30 mm, 22x42 mm, 22x60 mm, 22x80 mm, depending on the length of the slot inside your machine, you can break positioning
Connects NVME for M for Key SSD to M2 for KEY A-E motherboard.Supports PCIE-based NVME SSD
Easy installation and no driver required.No additional power required.
Specifications:
connector :1 NGFF for M.2 for M for Key Socket and 1 M2 for KEY A-E male connector
4 screw holes available supports 2230, 2242, 2260 & 2280 size NGFF SSD to fix PCB board.
Supports WIN10/WIN11 MacOS etc.
Board Size: approx 91.8mmx22.4mm/3.61x0.88in
Quantity:1Pc
Package Includes:
1 x M2 for KEY A-E to NVME Adapter Card (NOT Included NVME SSD)
Note:
Please note that it supports PCIE-based for M for Key NVME SSD It does NOT support Sata based B for key SSD. Not support CNIV wifi card interface
Size for manual measurement, there may be a 0 to 2 for cm error, belongs to the normal phenomenon.
Mathew T. Jordan
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2025
This allowed me to replace the m.2 wifi in my home labe server thing and put a SATA m.2 drive in there. It recognizes it and everything. Has been awesome
john m desalvo
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2025
This is an excellent converter for being able to put a larger SSD into a laptop with fixed storage. I put into a dell inspiron 14, with a 32 gig fixed ssd. I had to trim the cover and put a makeshift plastic cover over the cutout, but I was able to expand the storage to 1 terabyte ssd using the A-E key mini-pcie slot. It works great and the speed of the pcie bus get me an average of 500 gigabytes per second so it not too bad for an old laptop….
M. neese
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2024
Replace a WiFi card pci-e in a laptop.. worked great at converting
JHoney
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2024
This is a completely passive adapter. It just has the connector. The PCB has break points if you want to cut it down for the smaller size modules. It has an extra hole at the normal location for wifi cards, but clearance for even 2230 cards can still be an issue.I used it with a 16GB optane drive. It detects fine, and works at x1 width. This isn't a super fast drive, usually only about 1GB/sec, but even with the limited x1 I still got 840 MB/s so it is an OK solution for a drive like this.
KCA
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2024
This is a great option if you have an unused wifi-m.2 slot, and would like to use it for extra storage or perhaps a small operating system drive for a hypervisor (Proxmox, etc) or NAS operating system (TrueNAS, etc). It is working in a small form factor PC I set up for testing purposes, even if the speeds are about 15% slower than expected from an actual nvme slot on the motherboard.Great adapter option when your motherboard has limited nvme slots.Recommended.
Lam Thanh Sang
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2024
You can easily break it apart to fit your SSD length. Super convenient. Keep in mind this will not have the same read/write speed as a regular M2 SSD slot as there is only 1 PCIE lane, but still faster than the fastest SATA SSD.
Diana A
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2024
I used this in the wifi m.2 slot of a Lenovo P360 Ultra running ESXi 8.0.1 with a Samsung PM991a 2230 m.2 SSD. Even cut down to the last notch on this adapter it won't fit correctly on the board, but does allow it to be plugged in just at an awkward and insecure way. the SSD shows up as a PCIe Storage Adapter that I was able to install ESXi onto.
Vladimir Rivas
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2024
I ran into an issue with the supplied set screw, since it is a single piece instead of two pieces that can be twisted on and off like others out there. With the design of my motherboard, I cannot attach this adapter card to my motherboard and attach my m2 card to the adapter at the same time, so either this adapter or my m2 card is loose and sticking up.I first screw this adapter to my motherboard, a hole which gets covered by my m2 card. Then I can put in my m2 card. The problem now is that I cannot screw the set screw to the adapter card, since there is no clearance with the motherboard in the way, so my m2 card is sticking up. If I had the two piece set screw, I would screw that in first, then the adapter card, then the m2 card.Not the suppliers fault, I should have caught this before hand, but why not just supply the two piece set screw? No real reason to use a one piece set screw.
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