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Green circuit board with four M.2 slots, 16-pin PCIe cable, DC jack and LED indicators

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD 4-Ch NVMe M.2 Adapter Board for Raspberry Pi 5

SKU CH-MZ2N-W1KA4

Adds four NVMe M.2 slots to Raspberry Pi 5 via 16-pin PCIe cable, supports 2230 to 2280 drives with 7V-24V power input and boot capability

  • Add four NVMe drives for large, fast storage
  • PCIe Gen2 x1 link beats microSD speeds
  • Boot Raspberry Pi 5 directly from NVMe SSD
  • Dual power: 5 V GPIO or 7 V-24 V DC jack
  • Onboard LEDs show drive activity and power status

Four-channel NVMe expansion for Raspberry Pi 5

This adapter board connects up to four M.2 NVMe SSDs to a Raspberry Pi 5 through its PCIe Gen2 x1 interface. It accepts 2230, 2242, 2260 and 2280 drive sizes for high-speed storage or direct booting. The board targets developers and hobbyists who need faster, larger storage than a microSD card can provide. It is designed for AI workloads, data logging, video streaming and edge-computing projects.

Build integration and power options

A 16-pin PCIe cable links the board to the Pi 5, while a 3-pin cable can supply 5 V at 5 A to the Pi itself. An onboard DC jack accepts 7 V to 24 V to power the adapter and its drives independently. This dual-input arrangement frees the Pi’s own USB-C port for peripherals and keeps the four SSDs running during power-intensive tasks. LED indicators show each drive’s activity and the board’s power status at a glance.

Suitable for multi-drive projects.

Makers building NAS appliances, robotics platforms or industrial gateways will benefit from four simultaneous NVMe drives and boot support. Users who only need one SSD or prefer a smaller HAT-form-factor board should look at simpler single-slot alternatives. The board also requires a 7 V to 24 V source for the DC jack, so builders without such a supply must plan accordingly.

Highlights

  • Add four NVMe drives for large, fast storage
  • PCIe Gen2 x1 link beats microSD speeds
  • Boot Raspberry Pi 5 directly from NVMe SSD
  • Dual power: 5 V GPIO or 7 V-24 V DC jack
  • Onboard LEDs show drive activity and power status

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

What limits the total bandwidth when all four NVMe drives are active on the PCIe Gen2 x1 link?

The single PCIe Gen2 x1 lane caps aggregate throughput, so four drives share one lane's bandwidth.

How warm does the adapter board get and does it need active cooling during continuous multi-drive workloads?

The board has no fan or heatsink listed; sustained heavy I/O on four NVMe drives will raise temperature, so add airflow or heatsinks if the enclosure runs hot.

Which power source must I already have to run the adapter and Raspberry Pi 5 together?

You need a 7V-24V DC supply for the onboard jack or a 5V/5A source for the 3-pin cable to power both the Pi 5 and the adapter.

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