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 Post subject: M.2 drive duplicator.
 Post Posted: Thu Mar 28, 2024 5:59 pm 
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Greetings- since this seems to be the HD thread: Are there M2 duplicators?, I have a Sata dupe box from ALI that has been great but if I buy newer rigs do I have a solution? or something that works with both?
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 Post Posted: Thu Mar 28, 2024 6:17 pm 
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Yep, just do a search for M.2 duplicators, a bunch will show up.


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Hi davros, welcome to the forums. :) Let's make sure that it is understood as to what you want. I assume that you mean an external device where you can plug in an existing M.2 drive and a new one and have it duplicate the original to the new. If so they are available but not cheap. Here is one I found on New Egg for $69.99 that seems to do what I think you want. It actually looks like a decent unit and will duplicate/clone a drive on its own without needing to be connected to a computer. It is made by Orico who also made both my 7 port powered USB hubs with which I've had no issues. It is designed for USB 3.2 Gen2 but also comes with a cable for USB2/3. If you search just be careful as many results that come up will actually be external enclosures with one M.2 NVME and one M.2 SATA connection.
https://www.newegg.com/orico-m2p2-c3-c/p/0VN-0003-001R2

I'm going to split this to its own thread so it is specific to your question.

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 Post Posted: Thu Mar 28, 2024 6:57 pm 
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Thanks guys, got me thinking in the right direction. Looking...One can get m.2 to 2.5in adapters cheap ($10) A pair of those may be all i need for a versatile solution ( with my existing duplicator)


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