Scan code: LN97837 Manufacturer code: SNA-BR2/35

Kingston Brackets and Screws for Solid State Drive

Kingston SNA-BR2/35, Brackets and Screws for Solid State Drive, 2.5-3.5 Inch, Silver

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Scan code: LN97837 Manufacturer code: SNA-BR2/35

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Product Overview

Kingston 2.5" to 3.5" Brackets and Screws

Kingston’s SSD Installation Kit (without a SSD) is designed for notebook and desktop hard drive replacements and contains all the necessary components the customer needs for a quick system upgrade and makes switching to an SSD easy and affordable. The SSD installation kits is Ideal for PC enthusiasts and special MOD builders who can enjoy an easy way to install a SSD drive into the desirable system.

Features • Storage bay adapter
• 3.5" to 2.5"
• Mounting Kit: Included

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Kingston Brackets and Screws for Solid State Drive