Excellent, it's sturdy, easy to install, and doesn't come loose like other cases. highly recommended.
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UTHAI M.6 Dual Protocol M.2 SSD Case with Metal Heat Sink
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Aluminum alloy M.2 SSD case supporting SATA and NVMe protocols for 2230-2280 drives. Type-C interface provides up to 10Gbps transfer rates.
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Estimated Delivery Time3–7 business days
Compact design with durable aluminum alloy
The UTHAI M.6 SSD enclosure features a sleek aluminum alloy shell that provides durability and efficient heat dissipation. Its compact dimensions of 119mm x 38mm x 13mm make it portable and easy to carry while protecting your M.2 SSD.
Supports SATA and NVMe protocols
Choose from models supporting SATA 5Gbps, NVMe 10Gbps, or dual protocol compatibility. Make sure to confirm your SSD's protocol before purchase to ensure compatibility. The enclosure fits B-Key, M-Key, and combined B&M-Key SSDs depending on the model.
- SATA model supports NGFF SATA B-Key/M&B-Key SSDs
- NVMe model supports PCIe NVMe M-Key/M&B-Key SSDs
- Dual protocol model supports M Key (NVMe) and M&B Key (NVMe & SATA), incompatible with B Key alone
High-speed Type-C interface
The enclosure uses a USB Type-C external port for fast and reliable connections. Data transfer speeds reach up to 5Gbps for SATA and 10Gbps for NVMe models, ensuring rapid file transfers and backups.
Versatile M.2 SSD size compatibility
It accommodates a range of common M.2 SSD lengths, including 2230, 2242, 2260, and 2280, making it suitable for most current M.2 drives.
Designed for tool-free installation
Installation is simple without needing additional tools, allowing you to easily swap or upgrade your M.2 SSD as required.
Key specifications
- Material: Aluminum alloy
- Supported protocols: SATA, NVMe, or dual (depending on model)
- M.2 SSD sizes supported: 2230, 2242, 2260, 2280
- Supported interfaces: B-Key, M-Key, B&M-Key (model-dependent)
- External interface: USB Type-C
- Transmission speeds: 5Gbps (SATA), 10Gbps (NVMe)
- Dimensions: 119mm x 38mm x 13mm
What's in the box
- UTHAI M.6 M.2 SSD enclosure
Product FAQ
Frequently asked questions
01 Which M.2 SSD protocols does the UTHAI M.6 case support?
It supports SATA protocol (NGFF B key/M&B key), NVMe protocol (M key/M&B key), and dual protocol models depending on the version purchased.
02 What are the supported M.2 SSD sizes for this enclosure?
The case supports M.2 SSD sizes 2230, 2242, 2260, and 2280.
03 What material is the UTHAI M.6 SSD case made from?
It is made of durable aluminum alloy, which also helps dissipate heat.
04 What type of external interface does the SSD case have?
It uses a USB Type-C external interface for connection.
05 What are the data transmission speeds supported?
Supports data transfer up to 5Gbps on SATA models and up to 10Gbps on NVMe models.
06 Are all cable types compatible with the case?
Compatibility depends on model: SATA models support Type-C to USB 3.0 cables; dual protocol models require C-to-C cables and may not support all key types.
07 Is a built-in heat sink included in the enclosure?
Yes, the metal aluminum alloy material serves as a built-in heat sink to help keep the SSD cool.
08 What keys are supported for SSD installation?
Supports B-Key, M-Key, and B&M-Key SSDs depending on the model; B-Key only compatible with SATA models.
09 What is the product's overall dimension?
The external dimensions are 119mm x 38mm x 13mm.
10 Does the enclosure support SSD capacities up to 2TB?
Yes, it supports M.2 SSD capacities up to 2TB.
Discussion
4.9
Based on 47 reviews
Just received it but i haven't used it thank you
Plug and play. thats the way i like it. i added a thermal pad to it to make sure it was transfering the heat to outside case. i had a few spares. works as it should thank you. came well pack and shipping was fast.
I thought it was the type that can be easily replaced with plastic instead of being fixed with screws, but if you use the long M.2 size, it's difficult to remove, so you need to keep that in mind.
The experiment is in progress.
