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Hi,
I am trying to upgrade my storage but I am having difficulties to find the right one .
I tried searching but I can find which one is good fit.
I have a late 2013 model with 16Gb ram and 126GB storage capacity and Intel i5.
Please do suggest me the best one and affordable one .
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There is presently only one 3rd party source for the SSD's: OWC - MacBook Pro with Retina Display 13" & 15" Late 2013, 2014, & 2015.
There are too many trolls out on the web looking to scam you. Besides most won't have the larger sizes as like you everyone wants bigger storage.
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I checked it but there are only few .Is there a better option available r do i have to stick to the few.
We tried getting a few a while ago, out of the three we ordered we only got one that was the correct type but it was the wrong size (not what we ordered). We never got the part ;-{ We lost our money on the other two, one sent us a M.2 unit which was not even close the other never shipped.
I would stick with OWC if you really want the part and want it to work.
@danj How about a Tar Disk then creating a fusion drive? https://www.tardisk.com
@mayer - Don't think that will work. The I/O of the SD slot is not as fast as the SATA III interface. Have you tried?
@akramwm You could try looking on ebay for one for cheap, but getting at OWC is the best option
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Look for part numbers beginning 655- or 661-. Know what finger edge to look for: older (SATA bus) modules have fingers on one side, fitting (PCIe bus) modules have fingers/pins on both sides.
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This series has a PCIe 2.0 x2 interface (custom blade SSD).
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