ssd for macbok pro

[toriq]

So, I have macbook pro 13 inch retina mid 2014, and I kind of run into the problem with storage, and that is that it's not enough. I looked and you can do it for macbooks that are before 2014, but not 2014( I mean to change the ssd for bigger one) Any experience? Thanks

 

[yjchua95]

So, I have macbook pro 13 inch retina mid 2014, and I kind of run into the problem with storage, and that is that it's not enough. I looked and you can do it for macbooks that are before 2014, but not 2014( I mean to change the ssd for bigger one) Any experience? Thanks

Third party upgrades only exist for early-2013 and mid-2012 rMBPs (Ivy Bridge).

Haskell (late-2013 and mid-2014) ones do not have any upgrades available.

 

[maflynn]

The only way you're going to upgrade your SSD is through ebay with someone selling their SSDs. No one makes a replacement yet for some reason. The only option is when someone pulls the SSDs from their macs and sells them on ebay.

 

[freshwest]

How likely will the mainstream market catch up to the new Samsung PCIe SSD in the mid 2014 rMBP? Will there be a user replacement market for them in the near future?

I am considering buying a 13" rMBP with 16gb RAM but I'm not sure whether to get a 128gb SSD or 256gb SSD. It all depends whether I know I can comfortably replace the SSD in the near future for a relatively cheap cost.

 

[Apple_Robert]

How likely will the mainstream market catch up to the new Samsung PCIe SSD in the mid 2014 rMBP? Will there be a user replacement market for them in the near future?

I am considering buying a 13" rMBP with 16gb RAM but I'm not sure whether to get a 128gb SSD or 256gb SSD. It all depends whether I know I can comfortably replace the SSD in the near future for a relatively cheap cost.

Get the biggest drive your budget allows.

 

[lionkin]

The only way you're going to upgrade your SSD is through ebay with someone selling their SSDs. No one makes a replacement yet for some reason. The only option is when someone pulls the SSDs from their macs and sells them on ebay.

That's what I did, I am bout to buy 512gb.

 

[JHUFrank]

The only way you're going to upgrade your SSD is through ebay with someone selling their SSDs. No one makes a replacement yet for some reason. The only option is when someone pulls the SSDs from their macs and sells them on ebay.

And boy would I evaluate the hell out of the source.