Is it possible to add 2 Tb capacity
I wanted to upgrade my Mac"s Storage if really possible to do so can you guys tell me big thanks
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Not sure but I don't see why you couldn't. It would require you to take it apart though. A alternative would be to purchase a EXTERNAL STOREAGE device, and I highly recommend it. You can buy them pretty cheap and just plugs into the USB port and you can access all your files and etc just the same.
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Sorry guy Apple uses soldered down flash chips on the logic board which you can't replace. You could buy a replacement logic board which will be quite costly.
If you really need more onboard storage I think you'll want to just buy a new system and sell yours to recover some of the cost.
Review the MacBook Pro 15" Touch Bar Teardown. Jump down to Step8 & 9 the Orange (8) & Red (9) chips are the Samsung K9PHGY8 flash storage chips.
Samsung does make a really nice external SSD! PC World - Samsung T5 review: USB 3.1 Gen 2 makes the best SSD even better. I would just move all my stuff I don't need all of the time over leaving more space for what I'm actively working on.
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possible add even 4 TB. You need unsolder NAND chips Samsung K9PHGY8 and remove it with higher capacity.
You can take it from any Samsung 960- 950 NVME SSD. Install new and then run MPT scan and you will get full 4 TB SSD on your mac. It is regular SSD and it required only replace NAND chips. Controller (B2E) can be used the same.
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