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I bought a Dell Inspiron 13 5000 2 in 1 laptop, which has a SATA hard drive.

I bought an M.2 SSD to replace the HDD drive. If I use an M.2 to SATA adapter, will the SSD replacement work? Will there be any decrease in performance because of using the adapter?

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Using a M.2-SSD in a SATA-Port should be possible with the right adaptor. The one you linked should work, although those adaptors are usually cheap electronics, so getting a faulty one is possible and might damage your hardware. You shouldn't notice any performance bottlenecks.

Still, why don't you get a regular SATA SSD? They are often even cheaper than M.2 ones, and you wouldn't need an adaptor. I'd try to return the M.2-SSD for a SATA one before buying an adaptor.

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