“Does this work for mobile devices? Does it supply extra power to the M.2 port as other M.2 Enclosures say High powered device and it needs more power to function on those device that cannot supply enough power via USB-C port?”
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It can charge your device when you have already a powersource juicing it 100w or more to power the device itself and connect more storage capabilities on your windows or mac.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.First of all, your question could be a bit more concise in what I believe you are asking. Secondly, when I attach this dock to my Pixel 6 pro, it recognizes the devices storage, while I do not have an M2 attached drive at this time to test if the drive is accessible in that way when connected. At this time, that the phone detects the USB device and USB storage, I believe it will work with an M2 attached. Feel free to send me an M2 drive to test.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The M.2 NVMe USB-C Gen 2 Docking Station requires an available USB-C port(s) that supports DisplayPort Alt Mode and USB Power Delivery 2.0 or 3.0. *Please refer to the manufacturer of your computer for more information about your device. Both USB-C host connections must be connected to (2) USB-C ports on a computer at the same time for all ports on the Dock to function, including the built-in M.2 NVMe/SATA PCIe SSD Slot. If only (1) USB-C port is available, the 2nd USB-C host cable must be connected to the 10 Gbps USB-C Gen 2 port on the Dock for the NVMe slot to work but will not be able to display dual monitors. The USB-C power-in port provides additional power to the others port on the Dock for high-powered USB devices. ** Feel free to contact j5create Technical Support if you require further assistance. Their information can be found on our website under the "Support" tab. Thank you.
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