What is Reddit's opinion of mSATA to SATA Adapter?

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I'm gonna be honest, I'm too lazy to check, but I seriously doubt it.

There are probably Sata->mSata adapters you could get, googling found me this thing pretty quickly on Amazon.

Assuming you can find a M.2 to SATA connector it should work if it's a SATA SSD. There won't be any speed loss. Won't work if it's a NVMe SSD

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https://www.amazon.com/Micro-SATA-Cables-MSATA-ADPT-Adapter/dp/B004YKJ5TE

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something like this if it fits

Use a mSATA to SATA adapter. mSATA are a bit bigger so they don't fit in M.2

https://www.amazon.com/Micro-SATA-Cables-MSATA-ADPT-Adapter/dp/B004YKJ5TE

hdd would be sata.

You could get a sata ssd. Or seems you already have an ssd you could get a 2.5" sata caddy to fit your msata drive.

something like this

https://www.amazon.com/Micro-SATA-Cables-MSATA-ADPT-Adapter/dp/B004YKJ5TE

I tought we could use a mSATA to SATA converter, if I ever need to reuse it on other systems.

Something like this converter.

The adapter would mount to a 2.5" bay. If the case has one, it'll fit. You could also probably dangle it since it's an SSD and doesn't have moving parts.

http://www.amazon.com/Micro-SATA-Cables-MSATA-ADPT-Adapter/dp/B004YKJ5TE

Maybe this will help out. Should let you use any of the multitude of SSD migration kits available.

This mSATA SSD, an mSATA-to-SATA adapter and tape (yeah I know a bit hobo) so it doesn't go flying around in your case. At $0.33/GB ($0.35/GB when you include the adapter), the Crucial M550 is a great bargain. Should be identical to other versions of the M550. Especially when considering the 2.5" version cost $283.77.

Or you could just get a drive adaptor.