Does this cable work with the SAMSUNG 870 EVO SSD? null

Yes same exact drive I purchased with the cable

This Serial ATA cable works with hard drives that have SATA interface.

Joseph My onboard SSD was not working and certainly was not large enough so Geek Squad used this connector to hook up a 2TB Samsung 870 QVO SATA 2.5" Quality and Value Optimized SSD for me. The model MZ-77Q2T0B/AM SSD has a read speed up to 560MB/s and a write speed up to 530MB/s. "Q" vs "E" look to be the only obvious difference between what you question asked and any information I can offer. However, I am not sure what "Q" and "E" signify. I cannot imagine them designing a similar but slightly different SSD that would require its own cable format because, to me it seems doing so would or could make the hard drive harder to sell. I could be wrong though. I have seen odder maneuvers; but not in the last say 10yrs or so though. In the last 10 yrs or so, interchangeable peripherals has become the preferred method or approach. v/r Astra

“Does this cable work with the SAMSUNG 870 EVO SSD?”

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Yes. I use it with mine.
Answered by NHolloway 2 years ago
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Yes same exact drive I purchased with the cable
Answered by Wildtv 5 years ago
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This Serial ATA cable works with hard drives that have SATA interface.
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Joseph My onboard SSD was not working and certainly was not large enough so Geek Squad used this connector to hook up a 2TB Samsung 870 QVO SATA 2.5" Quality and Value Optimized SSD for me. The model MZ-77Q2T0B/AM SSD has a read speed up to 560MB/s and a write speed up to 530MB/s. "Q" vs "E" look to be the only obvious difference between what you question asked and any information I can offer. However, I am not sure what "Q" and "E" signify. I cannot imagine them designing a similar but slightly different SSD that would require its own cable format because, to me it seems doing so would or could make the hard drive harder to sell. I could be wrong though. I have seen odder maneuvers; but not in the last say 10yrs or so though. In the last 10 yrs or so, interchangeable peripherals has become the preferred method or approach. v/r Astra
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