There is a lot that can go wrong, so we only recommend changing SSDs by yourself if you know what you’re doing.
InstallationĪccessing the internals of any Apple product is extremely tricky, and most MacBook Pros are no exception. Be sure to do thorough research about which SSD type you need you will need to know exactly which MacBook Pro you have and what kind of drive interface it uses. MacBook Pros (Retina) from 2013 to early 2016 will be compatible with the more advanced and smaller memory type, the m.2 SSD which runs through the PCIe slot instead of a SATA port. We’ve listed three of them in this product review article. Any MacBook Pro prior to 2013 will only be able to use the SATA III interface 2.5-inch SSDs. Which MacBook Pro you have will determine which SSD type you want. SSD for MacBook Pro Buyer’s Guide MacBook Pro Version and SSD Type
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