“Is it possible that the drive can be upgraded from a 256GB to a 500GB or 1TB if I choose to do so.”
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Yes, but if you want to transfer the OS and data to the new SSD, you'll need a USB 3 to M.2 NVME adapter for the transfer. You might want to have the Geek Squad do it for you. The alternative is to backup your data, install the new SSD and then install the OS, your software, and data on it. There are a number of software drivers needed that make this route harder for a laptop than for a desktop.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, so long as the new SSD is the same physical size and has the same connection type. We recommend consulting with a computer technician, or with Best Buy's Geek Squad team, for help with this since you will need to transfer over personal files, the operating system, etc.
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