🔌 Sintech M.2 NGFF 28Pin SSD Adapter - Read SSD in MacBook 2013-2015 Year M-Key Slot | Desktop Use Only | Height 10mm Review

Easy to set up, physical quality seems decent. It just doesn't work. Nothing is read from the SSD. Tried a whole bunch of different tools on a bad SSD, then tried a working SSD and same problem.

Installation was easy apart from the Apple NVMe drive support which was a catch-22 of sorts. I couldn't screw the adapter to the motherboard when the NVMe drive was attached, and I couldn't attach the NVMe drive when the board was screwed to the motherboard. In the end I just didn't bother screwing the adapter onto the MB as it felt secure. So far it's working great! I had no errors and the speed didn't slow down when using the adapter. I am very satisfied and happy that my 2TB drive is not…

I wanted to use the SSD from my dead MBP as the boot drive on my PC, but this device doesn't make the SSD bootable. However, it works fine on the operating system. It only fits on my motherboard because I have two M.2 slots. In the first slot, the components were placed too close to the adapter. Luckily, he barely squeezed into the second slot. However, that's not really the device's fault, and I don't see how it can be made much narrower. Just make sure you have enough space around the M.2…

This is an adapter that allows you to put a Macbook Pro 2015 (A1502) SSD into a PC motherboard. And he does it well. The caveat, however, is that this adapter makes this SSD pretty "fat"; It is no longer connected to the motherboard. So if you have a large graphics card, you probably won't be able to use any of your m.2 slots with this adapter. At least that's what happened with my Gigabyte Z370 Aorus Elite. I still recommend it to people who use internal graphics, people who just need to save…

Easy install If you're the techie like me but I see some people don't get it right the first time thinking you put the drive in the bracket first and then attach it to the computer, but doing it that way will block everything you need to screw the bracket into the motherboard to keep it stable, so actually screw that in first then pull one hand tighten the carrier nuts and then insert the last bolt to hold everything in place. Once you figure it out, it's literally a 30 second install and…