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1. #2tb ssd drive for macbook pro pro
2. #2tb ssd drive for macbook pro software

Plus, in the meantime, I gave my previous Macbook to my son who's using it at university.ĭidn't wait for the 4TB.

#2tb ssd drive for macbook pro software

The announcement of the new ones using ARM chips was a bit of a surprise, but on reflection I wasn't going to wait until the new machines are on the market and have enough software to fully replace what I use today. Well, I ended up buying it back in March, before the lockdown started. Then you can compare to Intel models and maybe wait, until the Intel MBP are going down in price or decide on going with the new hardware. The price tag will more than 3rd times compared to a standard SSD you used.Īnd regarding speed on a MBP it will not change if you use a 512 GB or a 4 TB SSD in there.Įxactliy, For 1000 $ you will get 10 to 12 TB in Crucial BX500.Īt least I would wait until the new systems with ARM chips are announced. The ssd your mentinion is now "cheap ware" compared to those that are built into a MBP. That is something completely different you are talking about (except the increase in speed). A year from now, the sting of not having the storage you want will be far greater than the few weeks of waiting now. If you are comfortable with the price, I say wait for what you want. So in that sense it is not an abysmal deal to pay Apple $1000 for one. It works great.Ĥtb nvme drives are rare and at least $800. Not wanting to waste the 128 MB fusion part I created a 4.12TB all solid state fusion drive. I just put a 4TB SS drive in my late 2015 imac which started out life with a 2TB fusion drivel. Would you wait for the 4TB? or just get the 2TB option? Instant gratification was a help with my decision to buy. This would also be possible on the 2TB of course, but I will have to move older folders every now and then from the internal SSD to an external one. But one of the reasons I wanted the new laptop is that my current one has "just" a 512GB internal SSD, and I really wanted to work most of the time without an SSD hanging off my laptop. However, I just realised that the 4TB SSD option would only be delivered on 6 March, whereas the 2TB one is available in two days.

A rather hefty price tag, but I think it's worth it.

#2tb ssd drive for macbook pro pro

Having considered things for a while, I was just about to pull the trigger on a quite well-specced Macbook Pro 16: Core i9 2.4, AMD Radeon Pro 5500 8GB, 32GB RAM and 4TB SSD.