- Remove the SSD enclosure cover on the bottom of the stand.
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Before installing NVMe SSD, first apply the included thermal tape.
- The side with the blue film should be in contact with the SSD. The clear film adheres to the enclosure.
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Insert the SSD at a slight angle (35-45°) and ensure it is fully seated in the PCIe slot.
- Important: This stand is not compatible with SSDs that have pre-installed heat sinks or are double-sided.
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Secure the SSD using the included screwdriver and screw.
- Tip: To prevent stripping the screw, do not overtighten.
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Carefully reattach the enclosure cover: insert the side clips first, then slide the door into place.
- The Mac Mini and/or the M.2 NVMe SSD are not included.
- SSDs equipped with heatsinks and double-sided SSDs are not compatible.
- Flip the stand back over.
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Place the stand on a flat surface and use the USB-C cable to connect to your M4 Mac Mini.
- Supports Mac Mini (M4, 2024). Does not support M2, M1, or 2018 Mac Mini or Mac Studio models.
- Easily access the power button through the cutout.
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SD 4.0 Card Reader (up to 312 MB/s) High-speed data transfer for SD cards.
- Insert the card with the label facing up and the pins facing down.
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Two USB-A 10Gbps (up to 1250 MB/s) Two high-speed data transfer ports for external drives.
- These ports do not support charging or CD drives, including the Apple SuperDrive.
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USB 2.0 Port (up to 60 MB/s) Ideal for low-power devices and peripherals (e.g., USB dongles, wired keyboards).
- This port does not support charging or CD drives, including the Apple SuperDrive.
INSTALLING NVMe SSD
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