Can the SSD be upgraded? Or is it soldered? null

Notebook SSDs come in either 2.5" form factor or as the newer M.2 which uses a slot similar to DIMM. Neither option is soldered on and is user-replaceable.

This has installed an M.2 ssd. There is an open 2.5" sata bay. You can easily replace the M.2 ssd - one screw holds it in. I put in a 2.5" ssd sata drive for extra space because they are so cheap - why not? It even has an SD card slot on the side (like used in a camera ) and you can boot off of it or just use it as an extra disk drive. See the bottom removed with M.2 ssd removed pic.

“Can the SSD be upgraded? Or is it soldered?”

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Notebook SSDs come in either 2.5" form factor or as the newer M.2 which uses a slot similar to DIMM. Neither option is soldered on and is user-replaceable.
Answered by jamesh 6 years ago
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This has installed an M.2 ssd. There is an open 2.5" sata bay. You can easily replace the M.2 ssd - one screw holds it in. I put in a 2.5" ssd sata drive for extra space because they are so cheap - why not? It even has an SD card slot on the side (like used in a camera ) and you can boot off of it or just use it as an extra disk drive. See the bottom removed with M.2 ssd removed pic.
Answered by TomTom 6 years ago
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