Thank you for your feedback on this issue. 'One chance to make the right impression.' G'luck with that.Hello endlessct9a, This was the first time I've purchased a product made by Transcend. Don't see the point of discussing this matter further. I've already requested the return to Amazon. That is not the case with your drive, as is quite evident in the side-by-side shot.

If you look at the stock Apple drive, there's plenty of room for it to fit. It was inserted properly and retried several times. Ordering information and specific links can be accessed on Transcend's website, but the 960 GB SSDs have yet to make their way to Amazon.Įverything has been tried. Transcend's JetDrives can be found on, with prices ranging from $ 190 for the lower end upgrade to $ 600 for the higher end upgrade. Transcend's JetDrive kits are not PCIe and are not compatible with the most recently released 2013 MacBook Airs and Retina MacBook Pros. While mid–2012 MacBook Airs and Retina MacBook Pros can be upgraded with 240, 480, or 960 GB of storage space, earlier MacBook Airs (late 2010 and mid–2011) are limited to 240 or 480 GB. The company has three separate products for early MacBook Airs, mid–2012 MacBook Airs, and mid-2012 Retina Macbook Pros, in multiple capacities. JetDrive SSDs also have maximum read speeds of 495MB/s and maximum write speeds of 495MB/s. The JetDrive SSDs are able to take advantage of JetDrive Toolbox monitoring software, which keeps track of the health of the drive and enables TRIM support for optimum write speeds and SSD life.

Upgrading your Mac to a JetDrive SSD ensures you'll have plenty of space for all your favorite music, videos, and photos. Transcend's JetDrive SSD upgrade kits offer up to 960GB of storage capacity. Stop shuffling around your files and fretting about storage space.

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