Using an old Apple SSD externally with an adapter and USB cable, is it possible?

[GoztepeEge]

Hi! I have an Early 2015 MBP 13", and soon will be upgrading my original Apple SSD (128GB) with a XPG SX8200 1TB one.
After that I would like to utilize my old SSD externally as well, but this is just an idea in my mind, I am not sure if this can be done practically or not.

Do you know if there are external adapters that allow me to put my old Apple SSD inside, and to use it with a USB cable on my MBP?
This would be so nice to be made real, so that I can utilize my old SSD still in real life.
Thanks for your comments and helps in advance, appreciate.

 

[Amethyst1]

The OWC Envoy Pro is what you need.

 

[GoztepeEge]

The OWC Envoy Pro is what you need.

So much for the comment, however I checked and saw that the product is sold out in all possible websites in Deutschland.

Do you also have any alternative for it?

 

[Bebel]

He linked you a used product listing. Brand new ones are still in stock and OWC does ship to Germany.

OWC Envoy Pro - SSD Enclosure for 2013-Current Macs

Portable, bus-powered USB 3.0 enclosure for Apple flash SSDs. Offers speeds up to 500MB/s in an award-winning aluminum design. Includes 1 year warranty.

eshop.macsales.com

 

[GoztepeEge]

He linked you a used product listing. Brand new ones are still in stock and OWC does ship to Germany.

OWC Envoy Pro - SSD Enclosure for 2013-Current Macs

Portable, bus-powered USB 3.0 enclosure for Apple flash SSDs. Offers speeds up to 500MB/s in an award-winning aluminum design. Includes 1 year warranty.

eshop.macsales.com

I got it. Okay, I just found it. But it is 69 dollars, which seems a bit expensive to me, in fact.
Maybe I can also find any other cheaper option in the market, I will take a look. Otherwise I can purchase the OWC.

 

[Amethyst1]

He linked you a used product listing.

That was a mistake. Thanks for providing the correct link.

 

[Amethyst1]

Maybe I can also find any other cheaper option in the market, I will take a look.

An empty Transcend JetDrive 825/855 case is another option, but it uses a Thunderbolt interface.