NTI Cloning Kit for M.2 NVMe SSD
Complete cloning kit for fast and easy upgrade of your SSD. Software, M.2 NVMe SSD enclosure case and cable included. Software is new version 5.5 for 2024!
- Usage: Perfect for M.2 NVMe SSD upgrade. Also good for full system Backup, and making a duplicate SSD as standby
- Package contents:
- M.2 NVMe SSD enclosure case (Note: The high-quality case is made of aluminum alloy which is light-weight and sturdy.)
- USB cable (Type C and 3.0/2.0 adapter)
- NTI Echo 5.5 cloning software (download card)
- Versatile: Echo 5.5 cloning software supports Dynamic Resizing, 1-to-1 Cloning, User-Defined Cloning & Partition Cloning
- Useful Tool: After cloning, the M.2 enclosure is useful as a case for your original SSD, which can become your backup drive.
If you are looking to upgrade your PC's M.2 NVMe SSD to a faster or larger capacity SSD, then our hassle-free cloning kit is your best choice.
Along with your replacement SSD and our Cloning Kit, you'll be all set to upgrade your PC. Our kit includes Echo 5.5 cloning software and M.2 NVMe enclosure case with necessary USB cable. The USB cable is Type C and has an adapter for the legacy USB 3.0/2.0. The kit uses stable and high-performance chipsets to achieve a blazingly fast transfer speed of up to 10 Gbps.
Note: The enclosure case supports only M.2 NVMe type SSD, it doesn't support M.2 SATA type.
Here are the simple steps to upgrade your M.2 NVMe SSD:
- First, insert your new replacement SSD into the enclosure case. Consult the included instruction manual if needed.
- Next, connect the enclosure case to your PC using the USB cable (and adapter if necessary).
- Next, install Echo on to your PC and launch the software.
- Simply select the Source drive and the Destination drive and press the Start button. Then sit back and let Echo do the cloning for you, it's really that easy.
- Once done, turn off your PC and replace the original SSD with your new replacement SSD and reboot your PC.
- Your PC will boot up normally. You'll just have either a faster PC with a new SSD drive or a lot more storage with a new larger SSD.
