“Can I replace the hard drive from another MacBook into this model or is it fixed?”

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• No, you can't do any internal upgrades to current MacBooks. RAM and SSDs are soldered on the motherboard. I picked up a Sandisk Extreme portable SSD. 512GB is a good size for the main drive (where you have all OS and programs). The Sandisk is fast enough to keep any data edits on that drive if need be.

  Answered by Dave 6 years ago

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• I do not think you could direct swap a drive into this one but a better option may be to use a drive station to transfer the data from your Mac drive into this one. It is hard to say without more information. If your old Mac drive is in a MacBook that runs, you can simple have both macs on the same WiFi and do a data transfer from the old to the new using an app resident on MacBooks.

  Answered by BigMike 6 years ago

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• No, all MacBook laptop you can replace ram or ssd except the Desktop model

  Answered by andy 6 years ago

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• no

  Answered by theeChrisG 6 years ago

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• No you can not change the ssd drive on it. Only thing you can do is buy an external ssd

  Answered by Charwos 6 years ago

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