🔩 Silver M.2 SSD Mounting Screws Kit for Asus Motherboards - MICRO CONNECTORS (L02-M2S-KIT) Review

I only needed one screw and maybe a riser but wasn't exactly sure of the size. So you can be sure that you will get the right one! Turns out I only needed one screw, but I think it's better to be safe than sorry. I have plenty more if I ever need lol. Very small screwdrivers never hurt.

I bought my first m.2 solid state drive for my PC. I didn't know that the SSD doesn't have a screw (and stand), I would have to install one, so I had to buy one. I don't know if that was the best or cheapest solution, I was in a hurry. However, it worked. Of course it's too expensive for what you get so I gave it 4 stars instead of 5.

I don't know why these screws don't fit M.2 holes on my B350 MSI Tomahawk Arctic Mobo said that these screws are for this mobo brand. I could probably use them elsewhere in the future but am now frustrated having to find the ones that work when I've been waiting for them for days and wasting money on something I don't need right now.

Good quality and fast delivery. My mistake is that I thought the m.2 screws were "standard size". I can tell you they don't match my HP Omen. If you are looking for m.2 mounting screws, check your specs or ask the manufacturer. In my case it seems you need a size of m2x3 mm. These are not the right size. I'm deducting a star because I can't see where in the title or description it says the actual size of this device.

The list of screws I need for the mainboard is a bit confusing for me. There were two options, Asus or Gigabyte. I have a Dell XPS 8930 and after a lot of research I found out that Dell uses Intel to make their mobile devices. So I tossed a coin (literally) and chose the Gigabytes option. I can't tell if the Asus screws would fit, the Gigabyte screw would work perfectly. Btw, the screw size for M.2 SHOULD be that opaque? I have a few small computer screws and none of them come close. Thank you…

I'm currently using it on a Samsung 870 EVO Plus NVMe m2.2 2280 1TB drive . This SSD runs HOT, especially on the case/computer I installed it on. It's a 100% passively cooled NUC-like device, with the entire body acting as a heatsink. Without the heatsink, the SSD reported temperatures ranging from 70°C idle to 74°C active at the maximum ambient temperature for the box. With the heatsink installed I'm now seeing around 67C idle and 72C active. So it helps a little. I think it would help a lot…

My son bought a 1TB Silcon Power SSD for an MSI motherboard and no mounting screw was included. That's why we bought this kit to fit screw parts and have a spare for future use. Some of these kits come with a magnetic screwdriver, but not this one. My fault for not paying close attention. It's just a regular screwdriver and it's very small. The mounting screws were also very small, at least compared to the standard mounting screws that came with the original motherboard inside the tower…