Excellent Compatibility – M.2 NVMe SSD can upgrade MacBook Air(2013-2017 Year) and MacBook Pro(Late 2013-2015 Year) .Compatible for MacBook Air 11 ‘A1465 & MacBook Air 13’ A1466 (Mid 2013-2017), MacBook Pro (Retina) 13 ‘A1502 & 15’ A1398 (Late 2013 – Mid 2015), Mac Pro ME253 MD878. With 256GB of storage capacity, the MacBook Air features a single 256GB NAND chip, leading to up to 50% slower read speeds and up to 30% slower write speeds compared to the previous MacBook Air

MacRumors Forums member abbotsford1980 has revealed the results obtained with his new M1 MacBook Air with a 256 GB SSD in Blackmagicdesign's Disk Speed Test and also what he got with the 2019

My MacBook Air is really slow, beachballing a lot. Tested write speed of about 200 MB/s with Transcend JetDrive 820 (1TB), while it was about 600 MB/s with the original one (128GB). In order to get these results, I use: I noticed that reported JetDrive connectivity is AHCI PCIe x1 (while advertised at x2). The original SSD reports AHCI PCIe x4.
View attachment 760495. Read speed is reduced by 31% and write speed by 11%. I know the 2017 model has different faster storage but reductions will occur, but not necessarily the same percentages. I have seen quite wide range of reported results for the effect of Filevault, including larger reductions.
M2 15" MacBook Air with 24GB ram and 1/2TO SSD is absolutely not a good deal but nevertheless a wonderful machine. It is that simple. Moneywise, the good deals are the base Macbook pro 14" and the maxed out 16" Macbook pro.
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