Review on 💽 256GB JetDrive Lite 350 Storage Expansion Card for 15-Inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display – Transcend (TS256GJDL350) by Kenyatta Mack

I like the ability to choose different versions of JetDirve to suit my needs, especially the ability to choose a "longer" version so I can easily pop drives in and out of the laptop's slots. I have a MacBook Air 13", a MacBook Pro Retina 13", and a MacBook Pro 15" Retina at home, all mid to late 2013. For my MacBook Pro 15 the "correct" version should be JetDrive Lite. 360. After checking the specs on the manufacturer's website, I found that the Lite 350 version is actually slightly longer, and many online reviews have mentioned that these drives can be difficult to eject if they're too tight and too tight sitting close to the edge of a macbook since i use digital cameras a lot i need an sd card slot to load my camera's memory card i don't want to fiddle with removing the card from the card slot this will save me a lot in the long run Time and headaches. So far I've never experienced bumps or obstacles due to the small protrusion. Same goes for our MacBook Pro Retina 13" which was supposed to use the Lite 330, but I'm Lite 360 gendered Taught for this to ensure I have extra edge grip. In fact, our MacBook Air Lite has to use 130, the longest version, and it fits snugly against the edge of the MacBook: so comfortable it's the hardest The SD card slot on a MacBook is very narrow, and it's very unlikely to get stuck during the accidentally removed or damaged in daily use, or carried around. I'll admit some don't like the look of a plug-in card, but you get another benefit: the size of the card by the protruding strips, making it easy for me to work out which card I use without having to go to the Finder! I don't need to talk more about performance. These cards are very fast and I have no problems seeing them full screen HD video from the hard drive. I would highly recommend it to all ma cBook users.