
The dimensions are correct. The frame is lightweight. It comes with the screws needed to secure a 2.5" HDD or SSD to the frame.

Works great

This is a much sturdier adapter than the Akasa adapter I bought at the same time.

Quick and easy.



NO, no zif connector but all my T******T*** zif connector bays eventually arent recognized reliably and currently live in the closet, these work consistantly, hotswap like a dream and I hotswap allot. If your having issues its likely the cable, port or drive, not the bay.


Installed m.2, plugged it in the PCI slot and fires it up. Drive showed up no fuss. Windows 11.


Bought to recover data from an old IDE drive. Old motherboard died, new one did not have IDE ports, only SATA. Worked like a charm. Easy to use.
![SABRENT M.2 SSD [SATA] to 2.5 Inch SATA III Aluminum Enclosure Adapter (EC-M2SA) SABRENT M.2 SSD [SATA] to 2.5 Inch SATA III Aluminum Enclosure Adapter (EC-M2SA)](https://c1.neweggimages.com/productimage/nb300/AME8S200204gm4ne.jpg)
- Easily adapts my SATA-based m.2 drives - Enclosure is high quality aluminum and would trust it to hold an m.2 drive permanently if needed, no problem

Bought Asus 690 TUF motherboard with 5 m.2 slots and only 4 motherboard SATA connectors. I needed more SATA connectors for the file server. Bought 2 of these to connect 12 additional drives. Everything works without any driver install or problems. Speed is the same as the motherboard SATA ports. Came in nice package with screwdriver and m.2 standoff and screw.

Price It actually worked

Plug and play
![SABRENT 3.5-Inch to x2 SSD / 2.5-Inch Internal Hard Drive Mounting Kit [SATA and Power Cables Included] (BK-HDCC) SABRENT 3.5-Inch to x2 SSD / 2.5-Inch Internal Hard Drive Mounting Kit [SATA and Power Cables Included] (BK-HDCC)](https://c1.neweggimages.com/productimage/nb300/AME8S2203011C59ZB61.jpg)
Fit snuggly into the 3.5” bay and 2.5” drive fit snuggly on it. The cables were a nice bonus. They are currently carrying data for me.


Very specific usage requirement. Had an old but well built NT40 computer that was powering our Inter-tel voice mail and the power supply failed. was able to find a power supply and thought i'd be preemptive on the hard disk but of course it's old style IDE. Was able to use disk duplication software to direct copy all elements of the NT40 IDE drive which had a bootable volume formatted FAT and another volume formatted NTFS. Took a few tries but then all worked correctly and now a very new SATA western digital disk is running in an old device using the converter.

I used this to convert a Rosewill IDE external drive case to Sata. It works better than expected.
