SSDs are compatible with models A1398, A1502 from 2013 (NVME). It is also possible to install non-original M2 NVME SSDs via an adapter

The keyboard on this model is mounted on rivets. You can tear it off with a sharp movement. In this case, some of the rivets will fall out. You can then screw screws into the vacated holes to secure the keyboard. Although the right thing to do is to drill out all the rivets that have not fallen out to secure the keyboard more securely. But sometimes the existing screw holes are enough. Screws can be used from model A1278, they are commercially available.

Review about nothing. The author did not indicate that there are models with an I7 processor and 8 Gb of memory. This is important because these models are relevant even now - they process all modern applications no worse than modern models. At a much lower cost. This is important - 8 GB of RAM because it is rsamayan and you cannot increase it, unlike an SSD drive, it can be replaced. I specifically buy motherboards with 8GB of memory on ebay to restore my clients' macbooks so that they do not pay extra money for a new macbook ....))

Review about nothing. The author did not indicate that there are models with an I7 processor and 8 Gb of memory. This is important because these models are relevant even now - they process all modern applications no worse than modern models. At a much lower cost. This is important - 8 GB of RAM because it is rsamayan and you cannot increase it, unlike an SSD drive, it can be replaced. I specifically buy motherboards with 8GB of memory on ebay to restore my clients' macbooks so that they do not pay extra money for a new macbook ....))

Sorry for my google-translate English, I’m from Ukraine ;)

Empty review. The main difference between 2012 and 2013 is the SSD drive.

2012 - Blade SSD (6 Gb/s SATA)

2013 - Blade SSD (PCIe)

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