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Our drives support Macbooks, Macs, and iMacs from 2010-2019.

As with any SSD upgrade, there might be some challenges, but we’re here to help. For any problem, big or small, our team is available to get your machine back up and running.

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Pre-loaded with an upgradeable macOS High Sierra, this is the only drive on the market with all the tools and instructions needed to quickly and easily install your new drive and safely transfer your data without having to visit a repair shop, buy more tools, or follow complex online instructions.

Keeping the Mac you love running faster, longer, and cooler than before.

Whether you are a gamer, creator, or a student, our drives are designed for the highest deliverable speeds at optimal temperatures.

Up to twice the speeds of the original drive.

Using the latest in PCIe NVMe interface technology, reach speeds of up to 1500 MB/s read and 1100 MB/s write.

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That will also help the performance of your device. PS: You should also consider a RAM upgrade, if you haven't performed one already. Here is how you perform an Internet Recovery: You can then reinstall macOS via Internet Recovery, and restore the machine from the Time Machine backup afterwards (you will be asked if you want to restore from a Time Machine backup during the installation). I recommend that you create a Time Machine backup of your current HDD to some external drive before. The installation is incredibly easy to do, here is a video: Here are some very well rated SSD models that should work flawlessly in your machine:Īnd should I install it myself or let a professional do it ? Any internal 2.5" SATA SSD I know of can take an extreme number of write cycles, and every 2.5" SATA SSD I know of is likely to outlive the MacBook Pro 2012 machine itself, meaning some other component of the machine itself will likely break down before the SSD does. Honestly, it doesn't really matter which SSD you choose. This comment explains the difference well: The Samsung 560 PRO for example can take double the write cycles of the Samsung 560 EVO. The only real difference between them is durability.

They all reach about 550 MB/s read speeds and about 520 MB/s write speeds. One thing you should know is that there are almost no speed differences between internal 2.5" SATA SSDs anymore. Any SSD that matches the following criteria.