Apple's warranty covers original parts only a third-party SSD upgrade isn't something that would be covered if something goes wrong. If it were, I'd think twice about doing this upgrade.
This MacBook Air is no longer eligible for AppleCare coverage. You don't want to screw something up only to find that your data is gone for good. Note that the SSD Upgrade Kit offered by is a reasonably priced and nice option to be able to continue using the original SSD once replaced. Use Time Machine or another backup method to make sure that your Mac is completely backed up. Also have a look at, Solid State Drive Upgrades - MacBook Pro with Retina Display 13' & 15' Late 2013, 2014, and 2015 from. Back up!īefore you do anything else, back up your Mac. What's more, you can save it and reuse it the next time you need to take your Mac or other device apart.
An anti-static strap reduces the likelihood you'd damage the sensitive electronics you'll be handling. The only thing the kit doesn't include that I'd consider mandatory is an anti static strap, which will cost you $6.99 from. The kit includes a 240 GB replacement SSD for the MacBook Air, two screwdrivers with different tips to disassemble the MacBook Air and remove the existing SSD, and an external USB 3.0 enclosure which fits the original SSD I'm removing from the MacBook Air.
0 kommentar(er)
