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Use this the Heatsink Cover to help you add a 2280 SSD in the XPS 13 9300 series, making it a plug and play replacement.
Manufacturer Part Number(s): JXXFM, 0JXXFM, CN-0JXXFM
Reference list of compatible with Dell Laptop Models:
– XPS 13 9300 series
– XPS 13 9310 series
What’s in the Box:
1x M.2 SSD Heatsink Cover
2x M2x 3 Screw
Product Dimensions : 9 x 3 x 1 cm; 10 g
Date First Available : 27 Feb. 2021
Manufacturer : Deal4GO
ASIN : B08XNGS8PX
Item model number : 0JXXFM
Guaranteed software updates until : unknown
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Compatible with Dell XPS 13 9300 9310 series.
ONLY supports with 2280 solid-state drives.
Add a M.2 2280 SSD to your Dell XPS 13 9300.
Manufacturer Part Number(s): JXXFM, 0JXXFM, CN-0JXXFM.
Each Pack come with 1x M.2 2280 SSD Heatsink Cover, 2x M2x 3 Screw.
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2 reviews for Deal4GO M.2 2280 Heatsink Cover SSD Thermal Heat Shield Support Bracket for Dell XPS 13 9300 9310 0JXXFM JXXFM
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My XPS came with a 2240 shield, needed this to put in a better M.2. It’s copper!
Well, what can I say? It is what it says it is. I got a new XPS13 9310 to update my XPS13 9370 with and when I opened the new one up to replace the ssd, noticed it was a tiny little drive (certainly not a 2280) so, I just placed my old 2280 drive on the new machine, without its heatsink and screwed it straight onto the mobo. Then I found this part here. Not particularly cheap, but I got it anyway and, well, it does what it’s supposed to do. So, good job on whoever made these, terrible job on Dell’s side for not making this difference clear and including a heating that wouldn’t fit a 2280.