You could adapt from 2.4 to 3.5/2.92 which would give you the option to connect 2.92, 3.5, and SMA and go > 20GHz when needed. Since that adapter will be expensive, you could buy a cheaper connector saver, like SMA-SMA or 3.5-SMA if you plan on doing a lot of SMA mating cycles.
2.4 to N exists and isn’t horribly expensive,
Here’s some ideas,
https://www.centricrf.com/adapters/2-4mm-adapters/2-4mm-to-3-5mm-adapters/c7862-3-5mm-female-to-2-4mm-female-adapter-vswr-1-15-33-ghz/
https://www.centricrf.com/adapters/2-4mm-adapters/2-4mm-to-n-adapters/c7622-2-4mm-female-to-n-female-adapter-vswr-1-15-18ghz/
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