Is this for a late 2014 mac mini null

Sorry, I just answered wrong, it does look like that takes the M.2 drive. The link I posted will help.

I think that unit would need a SATA drive, not the M.2 drive. You may want to google your model number to make sure. You can also peek at this guide to replace it on your own. https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Mac+mini+Late+2014+Hard+Drive+Replacement/32815

The 2014 Mac Mini uses a SATA connector/2.5” drive bay. This is an M.2 NVME drive and would not be compatible. Try checking out 2.5” solid state drives.

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Sorry, I just answered wrong, it does look like that takes the M.2 drive. The link I posted will help.
Answered by Greatproduct 5 years ago
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I think that unit would need a SATA drive, not the M.2 drive. You may want to google your model number to make sure. You can also peek at this guide to replace it on your own. https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Mac+mini+Late+2014+Hard+Drive+Replacement/32815
Answered by Greatproduct 5 years ago
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The 2014 Mac Mini uses a SATA connector/2.5” drive bay. This is an M.2 NVME drive and would not be compatible. Try checking out 2.5” solid state drives.
Answered by bbennett 5 years ago
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