never have to pay for overpriced CFExpress cards again. 512 GB NVMe m.2 Gen 3 and Gen 4 2230 cards are around $50 on eBay. Absolute no brainer.

I found out about adapter from DPReview forums. Ordered one right away since I had an extra 2230 laying around after upgrading my SteamDeck’s SSD. The kit was easy to put together and everything worked flawlessly. The only thing I would add to this kit is Loctite. With the small screws, you really don’t want to tighten it too much that you might snap the heads off the screws. Loctite is just extra security for me knowing the screws will not back out.

Shot with the newly assembled card in my Z9 and Z6 without any accidents. Card ejected without issues (something that are an issue with other adapters) so sanding and de-burring were not required.

I’m so impressed with the initial kit, I writing this review after buying the second one. I will likely buy 4 more to replace all my current cards.

Nicely packaged with all the tools and accouterments you need to squish one of those small M.2 NVME PCI-E drives into a CFexpress Type B Card. It couldn’t have been easier to do, but a warning, though, those screws are SMALL. I used a spare 256GB card, and whether I was testing it via a card reader to a PC or laptop or using it in my Fujifilm X-H2, this was fast. Simply smashing, old cha