M.2 NVME to USB Adapter

After just one year of use, my LG Gram laptop's monitor developed a colored line across the screen and eventually went completely blank. I do not recommend this computer, especially considering that Costco refused to honor the supposed two-year warranty—very frustrating. In search of a budget-friendly solution to recover my files, I found the Eluteng NVME to USB Adapter (USB 3.1 Gen 2 to M.2 NVMe SSD). Thankfully, it worked exactly as described. It was simple to use, reliable, and more than sufficient for transferring my data. The included small screwdriver was a thoughtful touch and made the process even smoother. Overall, this adapter was a lifesaver. If you're in a pinch and need to access files from an NVMe SSD, this product is a solid choice: - Easy to use - Works as advertised - Great value for the price - Handy screwdriver included Thank you, Amazon.

Absolutely worth the 10 buck$! I scored a nice deal on a 2280 NVMe 1TB SSD, this is what I've used to add that 1TB capacity to my Wavlink dock station. I don't care for the male end USB connection, I also had to buy a specific cord to connect it, so really, I've spent 17$, but that's okay with me. Easy to use, standard component, works just fine with the/a heatsink on the card too. 10Gbps second is now, effectively, the minimum processing speed, even where/when the tech itself hasn't caught up to the reality.

Great value and works perfectly every time

Functional. Has issues with usb extensions and hubs as expected. Power supply sounds like it's dying when used on an extension. Works with SATA NGFF drives which was the reason behind purchasing this cheap basically throw away quality device. Should have come with soldered or swaged standoffs for the M.2 but with the final retail cost I'm supplied they included a screwdriver.

This device is well worth the price. It helped me upgrade the SSD in my Lenovo ThinkBook laptop which I thought had two M.2 SSD slots but turned out to have only one. It’s plug and play, worked with Windows as well as Clonezilla bootable environment. It comes with no instructions which aren’t really needed for installing SSD installation the adapter, it’s dead easy. But I wasn’t sure what to do with the included silicone strip. I ended up placing it on top of the SSD, not sure if it helped but at least it did no harm.

Ever hear about a violin shaped object? IE, an object looks like a violin, but is unplayble and doesn't actually work right? This SSD mount is basically that. A false representation of an SSD mount. It works just long enough for you to right a good review saying that it functions. The good news is that it does indeed at least initially load onto my computer with no fuss. However it runs DANGEROUSLY HOT. Getting a message that says FATAL READ ERROR when opening the file system on your drive like how I got is absolutely terrifying! The good news is that when I first got that message, I was totally freaking out! Thankfully, it didn't actually kill my drive on the first go. I grab the SSD to pull it and give it a hard restart, and I noticed that it was SCALDING HOT. Once I yanked out the drive and let it cool down, it was good to go again in a few minutes. Still, it basically got hot enough to make the memory not readable. I'm pretty sure that with protracted use, it really will kill a drive. Especially given the other reviews where people complain that this mount actually DID kill their memory stick. At least in my case, it doesn't even seem to need to actually be running anything. Just having it plugged in, and it gets hotter and hotter all on it's own. I'm glad I checked it when I did, otherwise, it might have killed my drive, with lots of valuable sensitive information on it. This mount seems to lack a limiter or something so it seems to be always running at full blast. Comparing this SSD mount with the one I replaced it with, it does appear that there are 2 IC elements that are missing. The issue with my old drive is that the actual USB connector element came loose. Otherwise, everything else on the old mount worked a treat. I feel like I would have been better off resoldering the connector on the old one rather that buying this hunk of junk. It was a waste of twelve bucks. Tl;dr It can work in a pinch, if you need a few small files but only for using ~5 minutes at a time. 0/5 stars. Don't leave it plugged in, or IT WILL PROBABLY KILL YOUR DRIVE. MAJOR FATAL FLAW OVERHEATING. AVOID PRODUCT, DO NOT RECOMMEND AT ANY PRICE. Why can't you just build something properly? The design was so close to be usable.

Did exactly what I needed… Allow me to access the SDD from a USB port. Would recommend.

I'm thrilled with the ELUTENG NVME to USB Adapter! This device is an absolute game-changer for anyone looking to maximize the potential of their M.2 NVME SSD. The USB3.1 Gen2 10Gbps interface ensures lightning-fast data transfer speeds, allowing me to effortlessly transfer large files in seconds. The build quality of this adapter is top-notch, with a sturdy construction that feels durable and reliable. Setting it up is a breeze, thanks to its plug-and-play functionality. I appreciate the UASP support, which optimizes performance for even faster data transfer rates. The versatility of this adapter is another standout feature, as it supports various M.2 NVME SSD sizes including 2280, 2260, 2242, and 2230. Whether I'm using it for upgrading my laptop's storage or for external storage needs, it handles the job with ease. Overall, the ELUTENG NVME to USB Adapter exceeds my expectations in every aspect. It's a must-have accessory for anyone who wants to unleash the full potential of their M.2 NVME SSD. Highly recommended!