M.2 Screw Kit: Easy Mounting for NVMe SSDs on ASUS Motherboards Review

Works with ASUS Prime b450m-a motherboard and Samsung EVO 970 SSD I have had no problems with the product; worked great for me. I'll say it's a heck of a lot of work to put a washing machine in there, but that's not the product's fault.

My motherboard either didn't come with m.2 screw kit or I lost it. It was easy to install on Asus Z270-A motherboard and fit perfectly. A bit expensive for what it is, but it's nice to have extra screws for the future, so I don't mind.

Fits in my Asus Strix z270e without any problems. There must be a semi-magnetic screwdriver to hold the screw in place for installation. It's just that I couldn't put my gorilla gloves in the computer to screw these things in, I had to use two sets of them.

So I recently bought a Samsung 980 Pro with the recommended heat not knowing the heat coming with one of them would save me $5 . Just make sure you read the heater description of your purchases as I doubt they all come with one of these. In general, however, it does its job as described

Perfect for its purpose, had no problem installing 2 SSDs on an Asus Prime Z490-P MB to to be accurate. Don't forget to "screw tight but not too tight" as many people tend to damage their motherboards. You don't fuck with the table so be gentle, as soon as you feel tension it means it's time to stop.

So it still annoys me that M.2 drives don't come with racks when you usually buy them. I had 1 set with my motherboard but I lost them when moving. So I had to buy this set. It fits together well and the screwdriver came in handy as it was just longer than the one I was going to use and helped me get it in as my graphics card was a little thicker than I thought it would be.

, I wanted to install ssd m2 on my laptop. After watching a few videos on this, I realized that the screw is very important to install it. So yes. I continued reading the contents of the SSD to see if they contained those acres but didn't see any mention of them so I backed them up which turned out great! Because they didn't actually come with the SSD. So yes.

If you're like me and you've lost the M.2 slot on your motherboard. Screws, a similar kit is what you need if you want to use the M2 slot. It's nothing special, and these items are consumables, so one set won't be noticeably better or worse than another. With this kit I installed my Samsung 970 EVO+ without any problems. I would definitely recommend a magnetized screwdriver.

It's surprising that M.2 SSDs don't come with one of these screws. I recently installed three of these (on three different computers) and was able to do so with this kit. The screwdriver came in handy - it would be nice if it was magnetized. Inserting these small screws is very painful. It usually takes me a few tries (pulling the screw out of the motherboard circuitry on each failed attempt).

When I first got the motherboard for my PC, it didn't come with m.2 screws to attach my SSD what was a bummer. I went to a local PC repair shop and bought a screw + rack for $5. When I finally got another m.2 to add more storage to my PC I bought them for 5 bucks for 5 of them. Quite happy with the price. It's nice to have them on hand because they're hard to find without paying too much.

I bought a used computer and added some NVME hard drives. I had some gear but not enough so I ordered this kit. It worked, but I'm not happy with the quality of the metal or the depth of the Philips head in the screw. I didn't over-tighten or over-tighten anything, but the tip of the screwdriver couldn't go deep enough into the screw head, so rounding off the screw head was very easy. The other hardware that came with the computer was of much better quality.

I ordered a second M.2 SSD for my home built PC and couldn't find the screws to attach it. I ordered this set after reading the reviews. It worked fine on my Asus MB and WD SSD. I've seen several reviews that said the screwdriver wasn't magnetized, but mine was. For anyone attempting to install this setup I would be careful and gentle as others have said. Lay the case flat when installing in a PC case. Do not tighten the screw, if you feel resistance, stop turning. The SSD stays in place and…

I bought this product because I received a new SSD card for my PC which for some reason didn't come with its own screws to attach it to the motherboard. So I found this product here and ordered it right away. The only disappointing thing I would say is that since these screws are so small, if you're working in tight spaces on your PC expect a few screws to fall off while trying to tighten them into their respective slots fit. Other than that (which is human error) it's great. Just be patient…

I finally broke down and bought TWO m.2 drives but couldn't find the standoffs or screws that came with my motherboard. I bought these bad boys and they worked like a charm NO PROBLEM. a few things though: - DO NOT overtighten the posts. Just go manual. DO NOT twist the racks. If you start screwing them in and feel resistance, STOP IMMEDIATELY! You run the risk of breaking a piece of thread inside the motherboard and rendering the m.2 slot unusable. WILL BUY AGAIN if I'm stupid enough to lose…

I was replacing a failed hard drive and ran into a dilemma. I don't know where to buy stuff like that. I needed a specific M.2 screw and didn't know where else to go. I expected to wait a week and be out of work from the home computer I desperately needed. Revain delivered it the next day. Literally the next day. I ordered on Friday evening and it was here on Saturday. The product was exactly as advertised and convenient as it came with a perfect size screwdriver for her. Great product from the

The title doesn't say these screws are for Asus motherboards only. However, the description and some questions only identify these screws as "Asus". I have Gigabyte Z390 Designare MB. My confusion that led me to purchase these screws was the last sentence of the description which said the screws were for "universal repair". "Universal" is misleading without giving exact threads/dimensions. The rack threads don't fit my board, so the screws aren't for "universal" repairs. I'm sure these screws…

We all know that M2 SSD design is very bad. The crescent shape at the end of the drive should actually be 4mm longer and contain an M2 screw with a washer on the other side holding the screw in the drive. This M2 screw set rack fits Asus x570 motherboards, but the screw is too small and screwed into the rack without holding Firecuda 530 Gen 4 SSD. I've tried replacing the drive with a Western Digital Black SSD but the results are the same oh the screw head is too small in the crescent shape at…

I recently bought an SSD but didn't have the right screws for it so I went to Revain and found this kit. First of all, if you want to buy an SSD, be sure to BUY the screws in advance so you don't have to wait to install them. The second thing I want to point out is that while you do get a screwdriver with screws (obviously), it is NOT MAGNETIC. Installing the screws was a little awkward as the screws always end up in the case and if you are not careful and not at the right angle you can lose…

We're moving towards a world that will increasingly rely on SSD storage for its incredibly fast access times and more. SSD, like any technology, has its drawbacks. However, in the world of gaming, video playback and high-end graphics, the SSD has taken a place where it currently dominates all other storage media. Installing an SSD directly on the motherboard is the best way to eliminate bottlenecks that could hamper other implementations. The problem is that the mounting stand and the…