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SATA to USB 3.0/2.0/Type-C Adapter Sata Cable Up To 6 Gbps Support 2.5 Inch External HDD SSD Hard Drive 22 Pin Sata III Cable
Upgrade your storage with our SATA to USB 3.0/2.0 Type-C adapter cable. Supports 2.5-inch HDD and SSD drives at up to 6 Gbps speed. Plug-and-play, no driver needed. Ideal for data backup and drive reuse.
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10,38€
12,98€
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Key points
- Supports 2.5-inch HDD and SSD drives
- Up to 6 Gbps transfer speed via USB 3.0
- Compatible with USB Type-C and USB 2.0/3.0 ports
- No software or drivers required – plug and play
- Durable braided cable with reinforced connectors View product presentation
Certificate
REACH
Color: USB 2.0 22cm
France
Shipping fee 1,99€
Delivery: jun 08 - 12
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Product presentation
Turn Your Old Drive into a Portable Storage Solution – Fast, Easy, and Reliable!
This high-performance SATA to USB 3.0/2.0 Type-C adapter cable enables fast and reliable data transfer between your 2.5-inch internal hard drives or solid-state drives (HDD/SSD) and your computer. Featuring a 22-pin SATA III interface, it supports up to 6 Gbps transfer speeds, making it ideal for quickly backing up files, transferring large media libraries, or expanding storage on laptops and desktops. The durable braided design ensures long-lasting use, while the plug-and-play functionality means no drivers are required. Compatible with both USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports, this versatile adapter works seamlessly with Windows, macOS, and Linux systems. Perfect for tech enthusiasts, professionals, and anyone looking to repurpose old drives or add external storage without extra enclosures.
| Brand Name Congdi |
| High-concerned chemical None |
| Origin Mainland China |
| Type SATA Cables |
| Package Yes |
| Certification NONE |
| Model Number SATA to USB 3.0 Cable |
Reviews
Easy to use, just plug in and go. Works well with both Windows and Mac.
Perfect for my NAS backups. No lag, no issues. Reliable every time.
Solid build quality. Only issue is that it doesn't work with my Macbook Pro's Thunderbolt port.
