JOYJOM 2230 to 2280 Adapter for ROG Ally SSD - 90 Degree NVME M-Key 5Pin M.2 PCIe 4.0 With Screwdriver
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Friday, Oct 9
Features
- ONLY for ROG ALLY: the 90 degree PCIe 4.0 M2 adapter is specially for ROG Ally Console, you can upgrade a 2230 size M.2 SSD drive to a 2280 size NVME M-Key 5Pin M.2 PCIE 4.0 SSD.
- Higher-Speed, Higher-Capacity Storage: it can replace your small capacity 2230 SSD to larger capacity 2280 SSD, to achieve higher speed and capacity.
- Installation Skills Required: it requires technical and operational skills, it is recommended to install under the guidance of professionals, especially how to clone the system, you can search the instructions on the internet .
- Package include: a 2230 to 2280 SSD Adapter for Rog Ally, a screwdriver for SSD
- Installation instruction: 1st .2280 SSD to be replaced into the adapter board, ready for the operation of the system cloning. 2nd. Boot rog ally into the system, connect the SSD,and open DiskGenius, Use the "System Migration"function to clone the original 512GB system disk to a new one.
Description
2230 to 2280 Adapter for Rog Ally, JOYJOM for Rog Alloy SSD Adapter 90 Degree 2230 to 2280 NVME M-Key 5Pin M.2 PCIe 4.0 adapter with screwdriver
Compatible Devices: ROG Ally
Connector Type: M.2 PCIe
Color: Green
Brand: JOYJOM
Finish Type: Metallic
Compatible Devices: ROG Ally
Connector Type: M.2 PCIe
Number of Ports: 1
Power Plug Type: No Plug
Color: Green
Finish: Metallic
Package Quantity: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Number of Items: 1
Brand: JOYJOM
Model Number: JOYJOM-2230-2280
Manufacturer: JOYJOM
Built-In Media: 1 x 2230 To 2280 SSD Adapter For Rog Ally, 1 x Screwdriver For SSD
Warranty Description: 1 YEAR
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Top Amazon Reviews
I was putting this off for so long, but I'm so glad I finally did it. My ROG Ally Z1E came with a 500gb SSD, which is mostly fine, but there are a few games that just take up so much space, so between Baldur's Gate and Red Dead Redemption 2, I was almost maxed out. I know 2230 SSDs have gotten a lot closer in price to 2280, but I have a desktop that also needed more space, so I put a new 2280 in my desktop and put the old 2280 in my Ally and everything seems to be working great. I only put 1TB in, but double the storage is a huge difference, especially because my sd card slot failed, so that isn't an option anymore (unless I want to solder, which I don't) Installing this is easy, the price is super cheap, it fits right in and so far it's holding up just fine when I take my Ally on flights and trips where it's getting bumped around, it hasn't come loose, which is something I was worried about.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2026 by Devin N. Meyer
Works perfectly
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2026 by EssenES
I never write revs but this came in clutch for me, but your exp my differ by model Step by step listen bc there are reasons your way won’t work , take your stock nvme out, take the adapter and screws, screw on the screws the nvme adapter WITHOUT THe NVME INSTALLED TO THE ADAPTER, then once it’s tight clip the nvme into the port you’ll notice it can’t hook into the stud buts it’s close, pull the thick down but still close the the nvme and it should snap in then let go, it works just use all your brain cells to problem solve that last part bc once you get it your there PSA with this method DO NOT use a heat sink and that metal sheild likley won’t fit but hey 64-512 now I can’t complain
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Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2024 by Melenie Young
Installed in my Asus ROG Ally Z1 Extreme. Installation was easy and my drive was detected first shot. Included screwdriver was all I needed to complete the job. Did not include m2 screw, but that was not expected.
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2025 by Viper
Works as it should! Came in a nice plastic case, with the piece in a baggie. Once I got my ROG Ally on Dec. 9th, removed the backplate and all, needless to say, 1TB of storage. I'm so happy with it. No issues whatsoever. Worth it.
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2024 by JustSomeRandomGuy
DO NOT BUY THIS WILL DESTROY YOUR SSD M.2 SERIOUSLY. I work at a u break i fix and we were hoping to fix a customer's situation but ended up making it worse and owed 300+ for a new ssd.
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2026 by Great quality
I actually received this one, unlike the Suckoo one. Fit perfectly into my ROG Ally and works with the 4TB drive I had for it. Doesn't seem to impact the speed of the drive and the installation was simple, took me about 5 mins in total from taking the back off, putting this and the drive in and putting the back back on. Just be careful though, these things aren't built very strong and can easily break if you're not cautious.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2025 by JBurky15
I was a little frustrated at first because the fitting that secures the backend of the card wouldn't fit. You have to make sure the pcb is completely flat. You can take a small screwdriver and pull the fitting back a tiny bit and then push down on the ssd. Maybe a tiny bit more difficult than expected but not more than you can handle.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2024 by Joseph D. Kovach