Would this work with Lenovo Helix? I've been told by another vendor that Lenovo states that they need to be the m.2 smaller factor than regular msata
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I did a search and found the User Manual, the Service Manual, and a Service Training site for the Helix. All state and show an mSATA SSD, not an M.2 SSD. Two videos on YouTube also show an mSATA drive.
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I use this for my Lenovo X1 Carbon. All I did was connect it up, the PC recognized the external drive and it was immediately usable after the PC downloaded the required drivers. The important issue here is that your PC recognizes the device and downloads any drivers required. If it doesn't you would need to go to the Lenovo site and download the required drivers manually.
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Sorry for late response, but I don't know, do you have a pic of the mSATA ssd. As long as it is mini, it should work
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Hello Kevin, All mSATA SSDs have the same interface (Pin out) and same width. However, there are 2 different sizes as far as length half size (Mini) and full size. If I have to guess I would say probably 95% of all devices use the full size. the half size was mainly used to work in handheld scanners and other relatively small devices that don't have much physical space inside. To answer your question this enclosure will read both sizes regardless the brand. We know of other enclosures out there that are finicky with certain brands. The ZTC enclosure seems to work with everything so far. One last thing you may be interested to know about the ZTC enclosure. You will be able to secure the full size mSATA SSD with screws but not the half size. You can do work around by inserting the half size SSD then close the cover. That should hold it down but I have a feeling you won't need to do that since you probably own a full size mSATA SSD. Thank you
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According to the specs of T400s, it's NOT work.You can google "thinkpad T400s msATA", or refer below:https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/T400-T500-and-newer-T-series/mSATA-SSD-on-T400/td-p/1407231
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I can't find a model./part number. I'm also not finding this on any of the Samsung official sites. Infer what you may. I have several (Wacom Bamboo both Win &Samsung;, Surface, and OEM) to go with NotePro and Lenovo Helix. This one, though smaller, is by far my favorite on the Helix, NotePro, Note3 and Note(1).
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Hello Y. Miao,I don't understand very well your question. From what I read, you can't install this samsung 840 SSD (2.5'') on your lenovo yoga 13, because it only supports 1.8'' SSDs. mSATA is a different drive port on laptops. It has the advantage that you don't need a free SATA slot to install a new SSD or HDD, you can buy a mSATA SSD to use in this port.I think this video on youtube might help you choose what SSD to buy for your lenovo.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=At-Br20OAvgCheers
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YES, if the system has a free mSata port (like shown in the 6th picture), you could add an mSata Solid State HD and have (2) drives internally. The mSata port is commonly used for the internal wireless/bluetooth card, but in this photo the card is missing, making room for a msata Solid State HD. One could add a 3rd internal HD, as specified in the User Guide, using a combination of the VESA mounting bracket(http://www.amazon.com/Lenovo-System-Mounting-Bracket-0B47374/dp/B009ZN8U14), the optical drive box (http://www.amazon.com/Lenovo-Thinkcentre-Tiny-Storage-0b47375/dp/B009XAHDOE), and the replacement HD enclosure (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0151K9J9Q). Hope this helps you. YES, if the system has a free mSata port (like shown in the 6th picture), you could add an mSata Solid State HD and have (2) drives internally. The mSata port is commonly used for the internal wireless/bluetooth card, but in this photo the card is missing, making room for a msata Solid State HD. One could add a 3rd internal HD, as specified in the User Guide, using a combination of the VESA mounting bracket(http://www.amazon.com/Lenovo-System-Mounting-Bracket-0B47374/dp/B009ZN8U14), the optical drive box... » Read More YES, if the system has a free mSata port (like shown in the 6th picture), you could add an mSata Solid State HD and have (2) drives internally. The mSata port is commonly used for the internal wireless/bluetooth card, but in this photo the card is missing, making room for a msata Solid State HD. One could add a 3rd internal HD, as specified in the User Guide, using a combination of the VESA mounting bracket(http://www.amazon.com/Lenovo-System-Mounting-Bracket-0B47374/dp/B009ZN8U14), the optical drive box (http://www.amazon.com/Lenovo-Thinkcentre-Tiny-Storage-0b47375/dp/B009XAHDOE), and the replacement HD enclosure (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0151K9J9Q). Hope this helps you. « Show Less
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These cards are indeed universal as far as the mini PCi conn goes. The only problem is whether your laptop uses a full sized card or a half height card like the 633. Since your laptop is a newer unit I'm guessing it uses a half height card. In that case this one will fit perfectly. The only other problem is how many antennas it may have. Check the Toshiba forums also to make sure the adaptor that's currently in the unit isn't white listed. That means you can't change the card or the BIOS won't let the laptop boot. I have 2 Lenovos and both are white listed. I didn't check first so I bought the 633 for nothing.
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Looks like it is supported. http://support.lenovo.com/ae/en/documents/pd014572
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A technician installed this for me in my Lenovo PC laptop. Sorry, but I have no idea if it would work for you.
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I would not recommend doing that. Having owned two of these I can say that these "wanky" units do not respond well to any modifications. All the software is embedded in the unit/on a chip. Stick with Lenovo/Iomega's specs for the hard drives with regards to disk size and rpm. That is what I would do based on my experience.
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OK, I see the confusion. I have a Lenovo W500 for which I need the Lenovo ThinkPad Advanced Mini-Dock Port Replicator (250410U). I originally ordered the Lenovo Mini Dock Plus with USB 3.0 - 90W but this did not interface to my W500 and so I had to return it. So my answer was in reference to the 250410U and unfortunately does not apply to your situation. Sorry.
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No. Helix 2 does not have OneLink port, which you need to connect to this dock. Helix 2 is compatible with four different Lenovo USB docks, the part numbers are: 0A33970, 4X10A06687, 40A70045US, and 40A80045US. Search Amazon for these part numbers to see the current prices and availability. For the detailed specs, please visit the manufacturer's site.
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I'm sorry. I am not familiar with the lenovo line of products. It worked well on my nexus though.
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I had exactly the same situation and the same mSata drive. It would not work. I contacted the seller and they have sent a replacement board (not the entire enclosure). I have not got round to trying it yet since the mSata is now in my laptop. Suggest you contact the seller.
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Unfortunately, only the newest line of thinkpads can handle msata drives. No it will not be compatible with this drive, however you can get a standard ssd drive which will perform much faster than a typical HDD. Something like this should work http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/ssd/ct120m500ssd1