Review on 💾 M.2 NVME SSD to PCIe 4.0 x4 Adapter with Aluminum Heatsink - Supports Windows, Mac & Linux OS by Agata Kozio ᠌

I bought it specially more expensive, so that the design was more reliable. As a result, the quality is directly the cheapest China. The strap that is inserted into the body is plastic. It has plastic bushings that are inserted into the holes on the board. One bushing is larger than the other, and it looks like it will fly out. Usually screws are screwed into these bushings, but not here, everything is just on parole. The way to install the drive in the riser is as follows: the screw that secures the SSD is inserted into a special sleeve. The SSD rests against the recess of the sleeve, with a mounting hole, and thus is attached. And here the PPC is that the fixing screw is the same length as the sleeve and simply cannot physically screw into the board. I had to screw it without a sleeve, pressing a piece of the edge of the ssd with a screw head. If not for the urgency of the installation, I would have returned it without hesitation.