X301

X301 2.5" sata shield for Pi Zero 2 W

X301 2.5" sata shield for Pi Zero 2 W

X301 Packing List

X301 shield + C296

Overview

This X301 is a 2.5-inch SATA HDD/SSD storage expansion board for the raspberry pi zero 2 w or raspberry pi zero w.

Geekworm has provided X-series storage solutions for Raspberry Pi since 2017, our storage expansion boards have been continuously improved with the upgrade of Raspberry Pi. Many Geekworm users contacted us to inquire about the Zero 2 W storage expansion board, that is why the X301 is born.

Note:

• X301 is not compatible with raspberry pi zero.
• Since the X301 expands the Micro OTG port of the pi zero motherboard into a USB HUB, the Micro OTG port of the pi zero motherboard can no longer be used.

Features

• 2.5" sata storage
• usb hub

User Manual

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Anonymous user #2

11 months ago

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By making the screw holes for attaching the sdd/hdd threaded you make it nearly impossible to attach the sdd/hdd. When I did get the screw to catch the drives threaded hole the drive is not against the built-in stand off.

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Walker

11 months ago

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Hello, there are many types of hard disks. It may be caused by the compatibility of the hard disk. It is recommended that you replace the hard disk. Generally, there is no problem with the screws.

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Anonymous user #2

11 months ago

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Can the x301 be powered by the header pins on the pi zero?

I am wanting to use a pi hat ups for backup power.

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Walker

11 months ago

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Hi, Can the x301 be powered by the header pins on the pi zero? Of course, it can be powered by the header pins.

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Anonymous user #1

19 months ago

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Do you have a case for this?

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Lisa

19 months ago

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Hello，

There is no case for the X301 + Pi Zero 2 W / Zero W yet.

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