Going with the Sintech and "regular" NVMe allows you to easily reuse the drive in a non-Apple computer. e.2034976/ītw, all non-Apple SSDs for your Air are also NVMe drives. Have a look at this thread which has a lot of useful information, including power draw, pros, and cons. It is the SSD blade only, and does not come with tools or an enclosure for the removed SSD - we also sell kits that include these. Close the MacBook Air and unplug the power. Power management works better with Catalina. This is an SSD blade for upgrading MacBook Air models from 2013 - 2017, and MacBook Pros from between Mid 20. After receiving your needed MacBook Air SSD, you can go to remove the old SSD and then install the new one in the device. The Air 11" and 13" mid-2013 to 2017 and Pro 13" and 15" from late 2013 to early 2015 use the same SSD.īefore using an NVMe drive, the Air must be running at least a High Sierra bootrom and High Sierra OS.īe aware that using an NVMe drive will cause the battery to drain faster. Crucial Memory and SSD upgrades - 100 Compatibility Guaranteed for Apple MacBook Models - FREE US Delivery Free shipping Shop the latest deals Home Products.
I have had success using generic adapters from eBay too. She's a light user, nothing crazy intensive on the MacBook. So that sintech is the adapter? It doesn't even list the 2017 model on it? And then basically any NVMe drive will work? Any recommendations on drive? The MacBook Air 2017 still starts at the relatively low price of 999 (£949, AU1,499), but you’re looking at a 1.8GHz Intel Core i5 processor, 8GB of RAM and 128GB of SSD space for that price.
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