Sinech 7+17Pin to SATA Adapter Card,Compatible with SSD from 2012 Year MacBook Air/PRO Retina

Sinech 7+17Pin to SATA Adapter Card,Compatible with SSD from 2012 Year MacBook Air/PRO Retina

$ 14.99

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Allow a Macbook Air SSD from the year 2012 to function as a standard SATA SSD in a desktop computer.

Allow the Retina SSD in the 2012 Macbook PRO to function as a standard SATA SSD in a desktop computer.

MACBOOK AIR MD224 MD223 MD231 MD232 MD232 MD232 MD232 MD232 MD232 MD232 MD232 MD232 MD232 MD232 MD232 MD232 MD232 MD232 MD232 MD232

SSD support for MACBOOK PRO Retina A1425 MC975 MC976 MD976 starting in 2012.

Dimensions (L X W X H): 121mm X 43mm X 11mm

Questions & Answers

The cable is connected directly to the card housing the original ssd on my late 2012 Retina. Is there a separate cable for the adapter card?

This card is for reading SSDs from 2012 Macbook Pros; it does not include a USB SATA cable. br>br>sintech ccnbr>best regardsbr>

Do you have anything for a 2015 Macbook Pro with Retina Display?

Yes, but it's a USB 3.0 device. Version 0 is available. Please provide the part number of your SSD so that I can determine whether it is a PCIe ACHI SSD or a nVME SSD. best regardsbr>sintech cnbr>best regardsbr>best regardsbr>best regardsbr>best regardsbr>best regardsbr>best regardsbr>best regardsbr>

I have a 2012 imac 13,2 with a 7 17 pin ssd that I need to use to save the fusion drive. Is this the correct adapter? If not, which one would you recommend?

Yes, you have the right card. best regardsbr>sintech cnbr>best regardsbr>best regardsbr>best regardsbr>best regardsbr>best regardsbr>best regardsbr>best regardsbr>

Selected User Reviews For Sinech 7+17Pin to SATA Adapter Card,Compatible with SSD from 2012 Year MacBook Air/PRO Retina

But it works, and it's in my MacMini server, where it's paired with a 512GB SATA SSD and performing admirably

3/5

It's a cheap Chinese adapter, but it does the job. On my spare 512GB Macbok SSD, it worked flawlessly. I'm getting around 300 MB/s write, but that depends on the drive you're using, not this adapter. br>br>I couldn't fit it into anything because it was far too long. I ended up installing the drive in the second HDD bay of my MacMini Server (which has a quad-core processor but no optical drive). It had gone on far too long. I snapped it off because the screw side had no circuitry. I also had to snap off about 1/4" of the SSD (no circuitry was damaged; only the board and mounting nut were damaged). ) To keep it in place, I used an electrical tap. yup, lol. But it works, and it's in my MacMini server, where it's paired with a 512GB SATA SSD and performing admirably. br>br>It's also recognized by OS X as an Apple SSD.

Kaysen FitzPatrick

| Apr 12, 2021

Only the late-2012 MacBook Pro SSD is compatible

5/5

I was able to connect the SSD from my dead MacBook Pro to the SATA adapter, then to my new computer, and recover all of my data using this adapter.

Quinn McCall

| Sep 21, 2021

Four out of five stars

4/5

It does what it says on the tin, but it took a long time to arrive.

Erin McCormick

| Apr 17, 2021

Four out of five stars

4/5

Worked with my Apple drive, which is now connected to a Windows 10 PC as a SATA device.

Layton POWER

| Mar 08, 2021

I needed to retrieve data from a non-existent database, and this product came through big time

5/5

It's a working Macbook with an unusual SSD. I was able to connect it to a standard SSD fitting using this adapter, which fit it perfectly. br>Price was accurate. It would have been impossible if it hadn't been for the fact that br>It was also on time.