The Ultimate Storage Solution for Ultra-Thin Devices
The OSCOO ON800 2242 M.2 SATA SSD is meticulously engineered for space-constrained precision devices, offering the perfect balance of ultra-compact size and exceptional performance. Designed specifically for legacy ultrabooks and mini PCs where every millimeter counts, it delivers up to 600MB/s read speeds in a mere 42mm form factor that weighs less than 10g. This specialized solution provides a seamless upgrade path for users of MacBook 2013-2017, Dell XPS, and Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon, transforming slow mechanical hard drives into lightning-fast storage while preserving the sleek, lightweight design that makes these devices special.
Specifications
Model
ON800
Product Dimensions
22 × 42 × 3.5 mm
Read Speed
Up to 600MB/s
Write Speed
Up to 500MB/s
Interface Protocol
M.2 NGFF SATA III (6Gb/s)
Function Support
TRIM, NCQ, S.M.A.R.T
Support System
Windows 10/11, Linux
Operation Temperature
0~70°C
Storage Temperature
-40~85 °C
Form Factor
SATA
Dram Cache
No
Heatsink
No
Product net weight
<10g
Capacities
512GB, 1TB
NAND
3D TLC NAND Flash
TBW (Endurance)
512GB: 325TBW
1TB: 650TBW
2TB: 1300TBW
Warranty
3 years

3-7 Business Days

30-Day Return Policy

Secure Payment

3 Years Warranty
Frequently Asked Questions
This resource is crafted to help you find information easily and efficiently.
Q1: Does my MacBook support ON800 2242?
A: Absolutely, if your MacBook is a 2013-2017 model with traditional SATA interface. However, newer 2018+ models use PCIe interface and require NVMe SSD.
Q2: Which is better, 2242 or 2280?
A: It depends on your device. If you only have a 2242 slot, you must choose the 2242 version. If you have a standard 2280 slot and need larger capacity, we recommend the 2280 version. Both offer the same performance.
Q3: Will installation damage my device?
A: No. ON800 2242 is designed for easy installation and won't damage your device. We provide detailed installation guides that even beginners can follow easily.
Q4: Will this SSD affect battery life?
A: No, it will actually extend it. SSDs consume less power and generate less heat than traditional HDDs, helping to prolong battery usage time.
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