Sintech NGFF M.2 nVME SSD Adapter Card for Upgrade MacBook Air(2013-2016 Year) and Mac PRO(Late 2013-2015 Year)

Perfectly fitted with Samsung Evo SSD in my macbook pro early 2015 model. Apple asked Rs 51000/- to replace the crashed SSD,I have done it in Rs 10500/- .It took long time to reach from abroad and poor tracking from amazon and Cart2india.At last its pleasant experience.MOREOVER it allows OS Catalina download from interner.

I bought and using it in MacBook air 13 inches 2017 model A1466. working perfectly fine.

Works with Macbook Pro late 2013 A1502 and i'm using Crucial P1 500gb nvme.

Worked perfectly fine for my old MacBook Pro 2015. I was scared earlier whether there will be any firmware issues but everything just worked like charm.

Firstly I couldn't close the backplate , it was pushing on it . I've closed it anyway because the keys on it were aligned and there's now way for it to be wrongly installed so I've screwed it on. It damaged the thermal paper on it. I don't recommend this one ! Have a look at the attached photos !!

It took almost 2 weeks to deliver and its unable to read ssd.

Den enda som funkar direkt. Värd varenda krona

I could not be happier. Using this adapter, fit and alignment for a NVME SSD installed in a late 2012 iMac 27" 5k are absolutely perfect. The drive itself is functioning beautifully, and with a RAM upgrade at the same time, this has to be the most noticeable computer upgrade I've done. Thanks to this awesome, high quality, reasonably priced little adapter, I was able to choose the SSD I prefer, instead of being stuck with an overpriced unit from Out of Their Mind Computing. While I can only confirm for my model mac, I do believe you can well trust the manufacturer's claims for compatibility with this adapter. Excellent product, worthy of its many word of mouth recommendations, found in forums across the net. I did not have to upgrade the firmware on the 970 EVO Plus. Also, I did not have to use a MacOS installer disk. With the SSD in an enclosure (Plugable brand,) I booted into Internet Recovery by holding CMD + OPT + R while cold booting the computer. Used Disk Utility to format the SSD with APFS (whoops, just realized I forgot to over provision,) then chose to install MacOS, and selected the SSD as the target drive. After install, the computer booted from the SSD, and prompted me to restore files from one of three sources. I chose to use my Time Machine backup. Files, apps, etc. restored without issue, and I shut down the Mac. I tore down the Mac and found the drive bay/slot on the back of the logic board. The SSD clicked reassuringly into the quality adapter, which in turn, clicked nicely into the drive bay on the logic board. I immediately eyeballed the alignment with the screw hole. Absolutely perfect, and I mean perfect. After reassembling, the computer booted up from the SSD without issue, presenting me with my familiar setup, but now with startling speed, and snappiness. Boot time must be 1/6th the time of booting from the stock 1TB HDD system disk. Everything is astonishingly quicker. Wow. Not sure I would have done this upgrade if I could not choose the drive I wanted, so thanks a heap to the makers of the adapter. If you are using this in a similar iMac 27", be sure to get true OEM adhesive for reassembling the screen. You can find it on Ebay from seller tecknic-lee. Avoid all others, including OWC and ifixit. There are too many sad stories of screens falling and breaking, anywhere between one week, and 9 months after the reinstall. In only one case did I read of OWC taking responsibility, and making the user whole again. Even if they did it in every case, nobody wants to go through that. These were folks that properly prepped and applied the adhesive. The problem is that the adhesive strips are too thin. The good stuff has thin foam core, and does not stretch, just like the factory stuff you cut through to disassemble. Cheers

MacBook Airのストレージ交換で使用しました。問題なく使用出来てます。

It works well with my MacBook Pro A1502

Arrivato con una settimana di anticipo sul previsto (ringrazio la Sintech tedesca), ha risolto il problema di compatibilità con i nuovi SSD Nvme di ultima generazione. Avevo già sostituito nel mio Mac Pro late 2013 (quello cilindrico) l'SSD Apple da 256 GB con un SAmsung 970 EVO da 512 con un adattatore "economico" ed aveva funzionato senza problemi. Ma quando ho avuto necessità di mettere un SSD da 2 TB non c'è stato verso. Nè con un Samsung 990 PRo, nè con un Crucial P3 più lento, sperando che fosse più compatibile. Ormai deciso a rinunciare, ho voluto provare questo adattatore della Sintech, da tutti ben considerato e BAM, il MAC ha visto il Crucial ed è partito regolarmente, anzicchè andare in protezione come faceva prima. Funziona persino il risveglio da stop, che prima mandava in crash il Mac. Meglio di così non si può. E' meglio spendere qualcosa in più ed evitare un sacco di perdite di tempo.