“Is the SSD upgradeable, what type interface?, SATA or otherwise”

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• I use Crucial.com to check on memory and HDD options for any computer. Enter the model and they will tell you all the options available for any modern machine. According to Crucial, Max Memory is 16GB and HDD is SATA3 (6Bb/s). I have not ventured into the machine, but assume iFixit.com has guides for this kind of replacement.

  Answered by Arob 9 years ago

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• The interface is SATA III (so, 6Gb/s). All laptops are upgradable assuming you have the right tools. In this case a screwdriver, a compatible SSD, a Windows 10 Home install or USB, Win 10 drivers, and time. Oh, you should also know what you're doing. Disclaimer: I repair and build custom computers for a living so I may talk like it's easy, but it may not be for a non-experienced user.

  Answered by Joe 9 years ago

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• No and otherwise, its attached to the mother board. PS Best Buy employees DO NOT answer these questions. Your better off using Google.

  Answered by Kevinandkalii 8 years ago

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• Crucial says: 505502 Crucial MX200 500GB M.2 Type 2280 (Single Sided) Internal SSD CT9026644 M.2/NGFF (2280) Single Sided • 555 MB/s Read, 500 MB/s Write upgrade for Dell Inspiron 15 (7569) system. $157.99

  Answered by Helpful7 9 years ago

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• This product has a Bluetooth interface. There is no other information available for your remaining questions.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago

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