Review on 💽 512GB M.2 M-Key PCIe NVMe SSD by Dataram for 2013-2016 MacBook, Mac Pro, Air, Mini, and iMac by Donna Lawson

I have one Replaced the 128GB Apple PCIe SSD in my 2015 13.3" MacBook Pro with this 1TB PCIe SSD. If you're mechanically proficient at taking things apart and putting them back together without leaving extra screws, it's pretty simple. If you don't understand the mechanics, ask someone who does. If you damage your MacBook by removing an old SSD and installing a new SSD, you will cry. This is a warning: removing the Screwing the back of the 13.3" MacBook Pro 2015 was easy if you had the right tools. Pay attention to the position of the screws as the length of two is different from the length of the other. Remove the screw that secures the PCIe SSD and gently pull out the original SSD. Reverse the steps to install a new PCIe SSD and hold Command + Option + R while booting to start an online recovery for the new macOS. Then answer the questions about installing macOS and continue with the installation. In terms of performance, PCIe might not be as fast as Apple-branded PCIe, but it's still very fast. If you want the Apple brand quickly, you have to pay a whistler. If you want to be as fast as your budget allows, you need this DATARAM PCIe SSD! Delivery was quick including assembly instructions and all said and done I am very happy with my results. For my everyday use, video editing with Premier and After Effects, the performance is pretty good. I would happily buy it again, thanks DATARAM!