chenyang SATA to 40 Pin ZIF CE 1.8 Inch SSD HDD Adapter Board with LIF Flat Cable

Worked to recover files from an iPod classic, if you are trying to do this, make sure you are plugging it in to a powered traditional adapter, otherwise most likely you will not have any luck. The USB ports on may computers are not designed for certain hard drives. Check out Kinkwin Super-Speed USB 3.0, worked for me this time around.

Worked great to get data off an old 1.8" zif Samsung hard drive from an old HP netbook. I used a USB SATA dock with a separate power supply to power the drive.Took a star off because the zif/ce cables that came with the adapter were to thick to use with the Samsung drive. Thankfully I still had the original cable.

Not sure if there is something wrong and the cables are the same or I'm missing something but I can't get either cable to fit in the socket on the Toshiba. Almost feels too thick to git in the slot and it's not strong enough to apply any pressure so plug it in. Returning

Not work for my Toshiba 1.8 zif hdd. It just light up the board, but not recognized of my disk.

This hard drive adapter worked far better than expected. I was able to retrieve my entire collection of music from my broken RCA Lyra MP3 player that died in 2014. It took 30-40 minutes to transfer 30 GB to my pc. I don't know what else to say other than it worked.

While the product description states that the White end of the cable is a slimmer 0.22mm for SSDs that cannot accept the thicker 0.30mm cable end I can assure you that BOTH ends are exactly the same thickness: 0.30mm. So the included cables with NOT fit an SSD that requires the thinner end. And Good Luck finding one that does.

Useful in recovering data from miniature hard drives

The cable was maybe a little stiff, but the ZF socket on the drive had no problem with it. Read and write under Win10 with no issue.