Most selling products 2020: the tech essentials you can buy right now

It is hard to stay updated with the ever-changing, forever changing tech space. And when you insist on only having the best gadgets in your life, money is no object. From adapter to extension cables, you want to make sure that you are truly getting the finest gear in the market for your daily tech essentials. These are essential to the performance of your gadgets and there is a huge range of these to bring into your life, whether you are looking for a way to slob through 2020 or get those New Year resolutions off to a good start.

To help you overcome the problem of researching your own superior essential to support your tech set up. So we did the hard work for you to find the most intriguing and most needed tech accessories, or say, tech essentials you will need all year round. Without further ado, here is the list of the most selling products in 2020:

●     M.2 M-Key Mini SAS HD SFF-8643 Adapter

SAS (Serial Attached SCSI) connectors are essential for interconnecting storage systems in the data center. SAS defines the standard interconnect in a piece of storage equipment. Mini SAS HD adapter supports SFF-8643 to SFF-8654 and SFF-8643 to SFF-8612 cables. In addition to storage, Mini SAS HD adapters are used in some types of industrial and medical equipment. Internal connections can link server processors with built-in storage systems, while external versions connect storage disks or other devices from shelf to shelf or rack to rack. To specify a Mini SAS HD adapter, several variables must be considered, including the number of ports, the type of cable in the cable assembly. SAS drives tend to be used for enterprise computing where high speed and high availability are crucial such as banking transactions and E-commerce.
 

● 4 lanes of PCI-e designated
● 4 layer PCB designed
● Built-in mini SAS HD (SFF-8643) connector
● Connected PCI-E 4 Lane signals, from M.2 golden finger to mini SAS HD (SFF-8643) Supports SFF-9402 clock defines
● Supports Intel clock define

●     SFF-8639 68 Pin U.2 Cable Extension Cable -12 Inch

Extension cables come in handy at any time. These are some of the most convenient ways to bring power to electrical devices, but always keep them safe!

The overall length and AWG size of the cable extension cord is the result of the actual voltage drop it can create along its length before the power reaches the electrical device. The longer the wire length and the smaller the wire size that is used on the extension cable the higher the voltage drop the extension cord will introduce into the power line.

The SFF-8639 68 Pin U.2 Cable extension Cable is approximately 30 CM in length.

Tips when using extension cables:

1. Never remove an extension cord's grounding pin to fit it into two-prong outlets.
2. Don’t run extension cables under rugs or furniture.
3. Don’t bend or coil cords when not in use. 
4. Cover unused extension cables receptacles with childproof covers.

●     PCIe Gen 3 / 4-Lane to M.2 NVME SSD Adapter 

If you are shopping for a new PC, NVME SSD adapter is a feature you should actively seek out. Moreover, if your PC is fairly vintage you should upgrade to NVME.

NVME SSDs are the newest standard of Solid State Drive. These modules offer blazing-fast read and write speeds that can improve the performance of your games by reducing load times, minimizing installation duration and improving your overall operating system experience too.






1. Compliant with NVME express 1.0 a
2. Supports PCI Express Base Specification REV 3.0
3. Supports SSD Form Factor Version 1 a
4. Compliant with PCI Express M.2 specification 1.0

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