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SATA 22Pin Male to Micro SATA 16Pin Female Convertor Adapter for Laptop 1.8 inch SSD Disk 1) This micro SATA adapter enables you to connect a 1.8inch SSD HDD with Micro SATA 16pin interface directly to the SATA 22pin port of your mainboard or controller card. 2) Micro SATA 16pin to 2.5 inch SATA adapter which allows users to operate any Micro SATA 16pin SSD in any standard SATA host controller; D 3.3V and 5V output for Micro-SATA. 3) Increasingly popular for ssd applications because of its compact size, the Micro SATA standard is useful in a variety of space-constrained applications. Our Micro Serial ATA to ensure you can make the necessary connections, even when installation space is at a premium. 4) The Micro SATA to SATA adapter features a SATA data connector on one end, and a Micro Serial ATA connector on the other, allowing you to connect a Micro SATA SSD drive to a computer motherboard that does not have a Micro SATA connection available. 5) Supporting full SATA 3.0 bandwidth of up to 6Gbps when used with SATA 3.0 compliant drives, this innovative adapter provides you with the connections needed to simplify the migration to Micro SATA-equipped drives. 6) Connect 7+9pin Micro SATA SSD drive to computer via SATA port for easy test and data transfer. 7) Portable small size light weight adapter,Plug and play. Date Added: 10/13/2019 by CableCC Certified Buyer
Great seller, item was great. Speedy shipping. .
Date Added: 11/01/2020 by CableCC Certified Buyer
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Date Added: 10/30/2020 by CableCC Certified Buyer
It took only 10 days from China to California, USA. .
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