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Micro SATA 1.8" to USB 2.0 Adapter Cable

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This is A Portable easy to carry small size light weight cable. Hardware requirements are a PC with USB port

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Top Customer Reviews	NOT mSATA NOT mSATA By Rick on October 26, 2013 Verified Purchase NOT mSATA, really, it's micro SATA NOT mSATA There are two forms of SATA interfaces that are frequently used in laptops & netbooks. They are similar in size, and the designations are unfortunately confusing. So, most of the negative "it didn't fit" or "it didn't work" reviews for converter cables, etc., probably stem from confusing the two. THIS IS MICRO SATA not mSATA. This is uSATA . Mini SATA is mSATA. THIS IS NOT mSATA!!!!!! Read more Read more	LIFE SAVING DEVICE .......thanks to youtube videos and AMAZON is the GREATEST in all the land! By Summer Sault on March 2, 2016 Style: USB 3.0 Size: 2.5" SATA Verified Purchase Dumped a cup of coffee on my computer. I know what you're thinking; yes, I died a little inside! On my new Windows 10 all-in-one Dell touch screen (sale at Best Buy for just under $300) Plugged this into the old hard drive (very easy to find once I pried the HP Pavillion laptop open) Right click on the start button, click on disk management. For mine it's drive E.... Right click on drive E and click on open. Of course, it said I'm not the administrator but it opened anyway GUESS WHAT? I Clicked on control, clicked on all my files that were on my desktop and TRANSFERRED THEM! I might stand in front of the computer store..................... that wanted to charge me $60 to check the hard drive's viability and $120 to copy everything over PLUS $15 to buy their flash drive .............and just tell everyone about this!!!!! Read more Read more	Beware By Vagvoba on September 8, 2015 Verified Purchase I tried to use the cable with multiple computers without success. It didn't work either on Mac or Windows. I asked how I could return it but they said they wouldn't pay for shipping or taxes so I'll probably just throw it straight out to the trash. Read more Read more	Works with Samsung EVO 1TB SSDs By hrrmph on November 3, 2014 Verified Purchase I've had this and used it for about 6 months and it is solid. I've added a second and used it for a few months and it has also worked flawlessly. Firstly, I fitted a 1TB Samsung EVO mSATA drive. Then I initialized it in Win7 Disk Mgr, made a simple volume, and then formatted it as exFAT. Everything functioned as expected, including file copies. Performance: 1GB worth of 4K files (small files) transferred from a USB 3 Patriot Magnum thumbdrive took 1 min 35 seconds. A (large) 1GB iso file transferred from a USB 3 Patriot Magnum thumbdrive took 0 (zero) min 12 seconds. I deployed two of them as primary storage devices attached to a USB 3.0 hub attached to a notebook computer. They do everything that I ask of them without any hiccups. - Read more Read more	Does actually work on Raspberry Pi 3 By Eric C. on August 21, 2016 Verified Purchase Bought this cable to interface Raspberry Pi 3 with a GS40N Drive for an R&D project. Mounting /dev/cdrom works without a hitch and the USB2 connection maintained adequate power through hours of punishing ioctl calls causing nonstop spinups and seeks without issue. Highly recommend this cheap cable if you need a quick ad-hoc notebook cd-rom connection solution or if you have an SOC project that calls for a physical CD/DVD but you don't have the space for a separate drive PSU. Read more Read more

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Product description

This is a Micro SATA 1.8 Inch drive adapter cable all USB. Power and DATA are all transferred through USB. Works with 3.3V and 5V drives Easy to use USB interface supports hot plug and play no external power supply needed. Multi function use for 1.8 inch SATA Drives. Transmission speeds up to 480Mbps through USB 2.0 transmission. This is A Portable easy to carry small size light weight cable. Hardware requirements are a PC with USB port. For use with 1.8 Inch Drives under .5 AMP of power Micro SATA Cables PN # MS16PUSB1CBL NOTE : For large high density 1.8 Inch Micro SATA Drives that require more than .500 Amps of power we recommend our Micro SATA Cables PN # MS16P-SATAX2Y See product description for details.

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Product Dimensions

6.2 x 0.7 x 4.5 inches

Item Weight

0.8 ounces

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0.8 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)

Manufacturer

Micro SATA Cables

ASIN

B0037JACXG

Origin

Imported

Item model number

4441059

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147 customer reviews

3.5 out of 5 stars

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#2,971 in Industrial & Scientific > Industrial Electrical > Wiring & Connecting > Cables & Interconnects > USB Cables
#15,815 in Electronics > Accessories & Supplies > Cables

Date first available at Amazon.com

February 7, 2010

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NOT mSATA NOT mSATA

ByRickon October 26, 2013

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NOT mSATA, really, it's micro SATA NOT mSATA
There are two forms of SATA interfaces that are frequently used in laptops & netbooks. They are similar in size, and the designations are unfortunately confusing. So, most of the negative "it didn't fit" or "it didn't work" reviews for converter cables, etc., probably stem from confusing the two.

THIS IS MICRO SATA not mSATA. This is uSATA . Mini SATA is mSATA.

THIS IS NOT mSATA!!!!!!

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Cheap peace of garbage. Received my cable and their was a rattling ...

ByDavidon September 10, 2016

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Cheap peace of garbage. Received my cable and their was a rattling inside the Micro SATA housing before I even removed it from the plastic. The housing cover for the Micro Sata end opened up because the rattling was due to a broken clasp to keep it closed. Upon further inspection the 2 middle wires (green and white) did not have enough insulation on the copper wires up to the solder points and they were touching each other. The copper wire is only about 4 strands of super thin wire that most likely will break with very little movement.

It would not read any of my devices and not worth my time to request a refund and not cost effective to send back.

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Yep, did exactly what it said

ByAZon May 30, 2016

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Micros SATA to USB adapter cable - does exactly what it says it will do. Needed one of these for a 1.8" drive in a HP EliteBook 2740p that was being swapped over to a SSD. Rather than reinstalled everything, I just used this to hook up the SSD to the 2-n-1, booted to an imaging program (EaseUS TODO), cloned the drive, then swapped. Flawless transition.

Very much worth the price for any IT technician or hobbyist.

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Worked like a charm

ByPablo Oséson August 14, 2011

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I was able to use it as I intended... to clone my current Thinkpad T400s HDD's content to the new Crucial SSD that I bought. I used the partition management program EASEUS (free edition) and had no problem.

After cloning the drive wont boot !!! because the drive's MBR wont be copied with that technique. so you have to, using the new non-booting drive, boot with the windows 7 dvd and go to the recovery console and type the commands: "bootrec /fixmbr" and "bootrec /fixboot" and presto ! your will be incredibly happy to have bought an SSD.

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fast shipping

ByStevenon June 17, 2014

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most of the items I bought around the time I bought this were taking 3-4 weeks or more for shipping so with this arriving in just 6 days was a real treat. The cable works as described except this is a SATA connection not an M-SATA which I was expecting giving that it says "Micro SATA". That being said it did not work for what I originally bought it for but I have found another use for it which it does work perfectly.

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Worked with old HDD, but not a new SSD

ByTerry P.on August 2, 2015

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Bought this to transfer a 1.8" micro SATA laptop drive to a disk image, then install that image onto a new SSD. Worked okay to copy the original disk that was already working properly, though the transfer rate was a measely 8.3 MB/sec. FYI, I used the 'dd' command to copy the disk on Mac OS X 10.10.

However, when I plug the new SSD into this adapter, the blue power light comes on but the red Access light just blinks constantly. Tested the SSD in the laptop I want to install it in and it comes up just fine in the Dell laptop's BIOS. Thus, I believe there is something about this adapter that doesn't play well with the new, modern SSD (a 256GB Toshiba SSD).

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Does not work, do not buy!

ByAaron M.on December 12, 2011

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I bought this item for a specific purpose, reading the micro SATA connectors on a 1.8" SSD inside a laptop. I connected everything up as I should, and plugged it into a USB port on my computer. The computer found the new hardware and started installing it. When it was done, the drive never showed up in my computer, and the adapter was only partially installed. I went back into the device manager, uninstalled the parts it did install, and did a device rescan. This time, it installed the entire adapter, listing as a removable drive inside my computer. Upon double clicking the icon, it told me it could not find any drive inserted. Thinking I might have an issue with my desktop, I tried the same with my laptop and the same thing occurred. I suspected the cable was crap, and ordered One of these instead. [...] I hooked this up to my existing Vantec hard drive reader and power supply,[...] and had no problems reading and copying the information I wanted off the SSD onto my computer. This is the first and last time I will buy a product from this seller/manufacturer. They say first impressions are everything, and my first impression is your products don't work!