Solved! Is this the right case for the SSD of a broken laptop?

[Negarrak]

Hi everyone!, My laptop passed away, and I recovered the SSD. I bought this case for the M.2 SSD, but I see the connector have some extra pins that doesn't match, so, Can anyone help me to check if it is the right case for the SSD?? the model of the SSD is toshiba kbg30zmv256g bg3 nvme and I bought this case https://www.amazon.com.mx/gp/product/B087736T8K/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
also a pic of how it looks like the case connector and the SSD https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lT9ctnFDzhiUzemUe2MLsqZox5yhn9v2/view

 

[Gamingstuff]

your Ssd is m.2 sata its not nvme while the connector is a Nvme one.

 

[hang-the-9]

your Ssd is m.2 sata its not nvme while the connector is a Nvme one.

That drive is an nvme, look at the label and look up the model number. The dual key slot in the drive means it's for PCIe x2

OP, plug in the drive, it is fine to use in that enclousre.

 

[Negarrak]

That drive is an nvme, look at the label and look up the model number. The dual key slot in the drive means it's for PCIe x2

OP, plug in the drive, it is fine to use in that enclousre.

Thank you!!!
Yes, I searched a little bit more, and the enclosure supports both B&M keys. I was worried if that might broke the SSD.

 

[hang-the-9]

Thank you!!!
Yes, I searched a little bit more, and the enclosure supports both B&M keys. I was worried if that might broke the SSD.

No, even if it did not work, it is very unlikely to damage the disk.