🔩 M.2 Standoff and Screw Kit for Asus Motherboards - Includes 5 Sets of Kalanution Standoffs, Screws, and Screwdriver Review

My motherboard didn't have mounting screws otherwise I could have lost them, they are needed for my M.2 drive, they hold up pretty well

It was good. The packaging is not very good. It came in a small 2 inch clear packaging that almost got thrown out with the Revain box.

They didn't fit my board, didn't install, a little bit didn't fit. I don't know what else to say. I am using Gigabyte Aorus X470 Gaming Ultra Wi-Fi 7.

Had to get these screws for my new NVME drive because my mobo didn't come with it (it's a prebuilt comp). These screws worked like a charm. The price is a little high, but the kit comes with a screw-in tool, so that's a plus.

Small screwdriver with nuts and bolts for installing M.2 SSDs anywhere you are installing a new memory module and the package did not include the necessary screws and/or nuts to secure it. It works great to add a second M.2 NVME (Western Digital Black 2TB) to an ASRock motherboard where there was no screw for a second M.2 slot. Great price, good value for money. Would buy again!

I needed some m.2 screws because Asus made them cheaper and didn't include them in the board we ordered. They are standard sized and work with both Asus and other hardware. Otherwise they were made of good material and look like factory so I have no complaints. I found the price too high, but not so much that I didn't order them. I would buy them again if I needed more.

Easy to install, comes with everything you see. Yes, that means it's only for a specific manufacturer, but the m.2 support posts and screws are pretty much universal. This should work for any mobo (motherboard) you have. Yes, $7.00 seems like a lot for small screws and rods. However, they are extremely small. Chances are you won't be able to find it at your local store. You get 5 pins and screws, which should be more than enough to put together a few PC builds one last time.

My only complaint with them is that they are larger than regular motherboard M.2 slot standoffs. I didn't have one on my motherboard and thought it would be a good replacement, but it wasn't. He's holding it, but this one's a lot bigger. I mounted an SSD on the back of the motherboard, but luckily I have a gap with a cutout for the CPU. I would imagine that other boards and cases might not be as forgiving and it wouldn't fit. I'm also worried about the M.2 connector as technically the SSD is at