USB3.1 Type-C to M.2 M Key NVMe SSD Box Solid State Drive Housing Case U7Z8 For Sale

USB3.1 Type-C to M.2 M Key NVMe SSD Box Solid State Drive Housing Case U7Z8
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USB3.1 Type-C to M.2 M Key NVMe SSD Box Solid State Drive Housing Case U7Z8:
$24.58

The USB3.1 Type-C to M.2 M Key NVMe hard drive disk case is plug and play, no driver required. High-speed transmission, it is compact and portable.

Features:
USB3.1 Type-C to M.2 M Key NVMe SSD Box.
Supports 22*42mm, 22*60mm, 22*80mm NVMe solid state hard disks (SSD hard disks excluded).
Support for PCI-E-based NVMe SSD.
Support for M Key NVMe SSD.
Supporting data transmission up to 10Gbps.
Support plug and play and heat exchange.
Easy to use without driving.

Specifications:
Material: Aluminum alloy
Color: Black, Silver (optional)
Transmission Rate: 10Gbps
Transport Interface: USB 3.1 Type-C
Compatible Operating System: for Windows OS 8.6 or latest version
Item Size: 100 * 31 * 9mm / 3.94 * 1.22 * 0.35in
Item Weight: 55g / 1.94ounces
Package Weight: 57g / 2.01ounces
Package Size: 150 * 100 * 10mm / 5.91 * 3.94 * 0.39in

Package List: C7235S
1 * Hard Disk Box
1 * Data Cable
1 * Screwdriver


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