Name: MCE Technologies500GB Internal SSD Flash Upgrade for MacBook Pro Retina (Mid 2012 - Early 2013) - Includes USB 3.0 Enclosure for Original Drive
Brand: Mce Technologies
Price: 3274.79 MAD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)

Description

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All-in-one flash drive upgrade solution means you have everything you need to get the job done quickly and correctly. Compatible with all Mac OS versions applicable to your machine including the recently released macOS 10.14.x (Mojave).
Highest performance drive ever created for your MacBook Pro (540MB/s Read, 520MB/s Write) that is able to keep up with the way you work.
High-capacity flash drive with a full 500GB of usable capacity so you can work the way you want to without tethering slow and expensive external drives.
All necessary tools (Pentalobe screwdriver and Torx T5 screwdriver) are included and the illustrated installation guide make installation of your new, faster, higher capacity drive a breeze. Includes a portable, bus-powered USB 3.0 enclosure kit for your original drive and free cloning software to make quick work of the data transfer from your original drive.
COMPATIBILITY: This internal SSD Upgrade is compatible with the 13" and 15" MacBook Pro with Retina display from Mid 2012, Late 2012, and Early 2013. To check your model, go to the Apple menu at the upper left of your display and click on "About This Mac". The next window that appears will indicate your model of MacBook Pro. Make sure that it says either "Mid 2012", "Late 2012", or "Early 2013". If you need any assistance in identifying your machine, contact us and we will assist you!

MCE Technologies500GB Internal SSD Flash Upgrade for MacBook Pro Retina (Mid 2012 - Early 2013) - Includes USB 3.0 Enclosure for Original Drive & Install Kit!

Reviews

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Works well, easy install (with one minor issue)

Happy with the larger capacity, good speed, good price!The install was easy, strait forward, except the mount point, where the screw goes. The point where the drive mount screws into (on the computer) has a stand-off that is higher than the thickness of the MCE board. This makes the screw tighten against the threaded stand-off and leaves the board at the end of the drive a little loose. I added a small washer so the screw secures the board.

22.08.2018