Viking 32GB m.2 42mm SATA Solid State Drive SSD New For Sale

Viking 32GB m.2 42mm SATA Solid State Drive SSD New
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Viking 32GB m.2 42mm SATA Solid State Drive SSD New:
$22.99

Viking 32GB m.2 SATA Solid State Drive
Perfect for Lenovo Thinkpad, Chromebooks, ASUS ROGCondition: New, OEM drives, without packaging.
Tested and confirmed working, no DOA. Will ship in anti-static bag.
M.2 SATA interface for tablets and laptops.
Please make sure you are buying the correct drive. This is NOT an \"mSATA\" connector.Product Specifications:
Brand: Viking
Capacity: 32GB
Interface: SATA 6Gb/s
Connector: m.2 42mm
Drive Type: Solid State Drive
Controller: Phison
*Return shipping paid by: Buyer
Item must be returned within: 14 Days of Receipt.
Refund will be given as: Money Back. Refund.
Within 14 days of receipt, you may return products that are in the original packaging, have not been damaged due to incorrect installation, and must have the correct serial number. Once we have received your return, conducted an inspection and verified that your return meets the above guidelines, a refund will be issued. *
***If you have an issue with your order or did not receive the correct item, please contact us directly through messaging.
We will resolve your issue quickly. Please do not open a dispute or claim, as it will delay and limit our ability to resolve any issues.
Thank you!


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