“Would this fit in a MacBook Air A1466? If not can you please give me one that can fit into this type of Mac. Thanks.”

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• Although it should fit in any laptop designed with a SATA interface, some Apple products have finicky format requirements that can only be satisfied with a drive factory SPECIFICALLY formatted for Apple products. Either way, you will likely have to switch a proprietary drive carriage from your old drive onto the new one for it to fit properly.

  Answered by Vinny 7 years ago

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• This is an external drive.

  Answered by Moody2 8 years ago

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• No. Your MacBook Air has 128GB or 256GB SSD that's not upgradable.

  Answered by mjfruits 8 years ago

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• No macbook air uses a m.2 style flash drive. Not many aftermarket comapnies have them. It also depends on the year. 2011-2012 are the same. 2013-2015 are the same. Google OWC and find thw drive you need

  Answered by Dave808 8 years ago

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• This would not fit in your computer but it would connect as a great backup storage device.

  Answered by Ray1 8 years ago

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