Use your M2 SSD as a USB storage medium.
In my search for a flexible adapter for M.2 SATA and NVMe SSDs that makes it easy to remove SSDs and transfer data to another computer, I came across the iDSONIX housing.
For around 20 euros, you get an attractive USB housing, a USB-C/A cable, a heat sink for the SSD and a brief instruction manual – the latter proved useful for opening the housing. Inserting the SSD is simple, and if you want, you can also install the heat sink.
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The workmanship of the case is high quality, the SSD is securely fixed with a small plastic part, for which a replacement is supplied. As soon as the device is connected, the SSD is recognised immediately. An X-shaped LED signals the operating activity.
To summarise, the adapter offers a cost-effective solution for using an older M.2 SSD as external storage. It also proves helpful when data needs to be backed up from a defective computer, as the SSD replacement is easy to perform.
