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Macbook Pro 13 (March 2015) SSD Adapter
As far as I know this laptop has a proprietary storage interface, so neither PCIe nor SATA fits in there.
Therefore:
Is it possible to upgrade the internal SSD storage of a Macbook Pro 13-inch (March 2015) using an adapter for M.2 SSD modules? Are there any specifications I need to be aware of, e.g. NVMe modules don't work?
I have looked at many modules by Kingston, Crucial, WD, Samsung 850, Intel? Any particular recommondations?
Proprietary standards are a true hustle for us users and this one, I simply could not solve! Thanks in advance!
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