Apple 2016/17 Apple Blade SSD 5GA 34+22 Pins NVMe Converter / adapter

A little spendy at $60 USD. If it’s for a 128GB SSD then probably not worth it. Could find a comprable (size/performance) for less with greater aesthetics.

https://digitalintelligence.com/store/pr...

There are some adapters for this apple SSD (22+34 pins) but they are either very expensive or "out of stock". And that is because they don't manufacture them all the time.

I will give you the information, however....my suggestion to everyone of you is to try in contacting the company or the manufacturer behind these products, and see if they could build you one adapter especially for you. YES >>You may say that I am kidding....but....I am not. It may really come to the point where you will have to deal with this situation by yourself and you may be alone....between you (the merchant) and the company (manufacturer).

Also...keep in mind that you could also get a refurbished MacBook Pro, and if that is the case, you could use it as a tool in order to recover your data with it.

So..the only solutions remaining in 2026 are down to 3:

• (1) get a refurbished MacBook Pro (2016-2017)
• (2) get a special designed adapter for the 56-pin SSD (22+34 pins)
• SEE LINK: https://www.recoveryrus.com/product/macb...
• (3) get an adapter that requires a "PCIe write blocker" to be able to communicate with it.
• SEE LINK: https://digitalintelligence.com/store/pr...
• Once again....for (3) you may need one of these and some training/skills along with the forensic adapter: FRED system's UltraBay 4 and 4d, the Forensic Imager TX1, the TD4 Forensic Duplicator, or the UltraBlock PCIe

And that is all. I hope this will be help somebody, if not...anybody.

"Well, the golden lamb we've sent makes us feel better now .... but you know it's just a drop in the sea of tears" (Klaus Meine / White Dove - 1994)

If you could reach out to me I can ship you one of my readers, and you can just ship it back to me at your convenience, I don't do a lot of MacBook recoveries that aren't from soldered storage these days, and I have a few of them. I have a custom-made PCB and adapter that I designed several years ago and had PCB Way build several of them, specifically to recover data from 38+22-MacBook Pro SSDs. They're 38+22-pin to USB 3.2 Gen2x2, so quite fast, they get the job done. Since it uses the NVMe protocol, and I was sick of soldering pins to a USB controller or M.2 carrier board for clients, I figured I'd just do the 2230/2242 to MacBook adapter in reverse. PCB Way does kinda kick a$$ for small volume. I'll ship one to you if u still need it. Or you can send me your drive and I can recover your data, but that cost $. If it's just a case of mounting the drive to get data, I can send you one of my readers (just pay the shipping back and we're square).

- Jackson

PhixesPhones@gmail.com