MacBook Pro OWC Solid State Drives
Upgrade your MacBook Pro SSD for more storage
If you own a 2016 or older MacBook Pro and need more storage capacity, there is no better upgrade than an OWC SSD. Upgrade the internal storage of any 2006-2015 MacBook Pro to up to 2.0TB, and get up to 4.0TB for non-retina 2011-2016 models. The upgrade process is straightforward and should only take around fifteen minutes to complete.
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MacBook Pro non-Touch Bar 13" (2016 - 2017)
- MacBookPro13,1
- MacBookPro14,1
MacBook Pro with Retina 13" & 15" (Late 2013 - 2015)
Drive options up to 2.0TB
- MacBookPro11,1
- MacBookPro11,2
- MacBookPro11,3
- MacBookPro11,4
- MacBookPro11,5
- MacBookPro12,1
MacBook Pro with Retina 13" & 15" (2012 - Early 2013)
Drive options up to 2.0TB
- MacBookPro10,1
- MacBookPro10,2
MacBook Pro Non-Retina 13" & 15" (2012 - Late 2016)
Drive options up to 4.0TB +Up to 2 x Drives Inside!
- MacBookPro9,1
- MacBookPro9,2
MacBook Pro 13", 15" & 17" (2011)
Drive options up to 4.0TB +Up to 2 x Drives Inside!
- MacBookPro8,1
- MacBookPro8,2
- MacBookPro8,3
MacBook Pro 13", 15" & 17" (2010)
Drive options up to 2.0TB +Up to 2 x Drives Inside!
- MacBookPro6,1
- MacBookPro6,2
- MacBookPro7,1
MacBook Pro 13", 15" & 17" (Late 2008 - 2009)
Drive options up to 2.0TB +Up to 2 x Drives Inside!
- MacBookPro5,1
- MacBookPro5,2
- MacBookPro5,3
- MacBookPro5,4
- MacBookPro5,5
MacBook Pro 15" & 17" (2006 - Early 2008)
Drive options up to 2.0TB
- MacBookPro1,1
- MacBookPro1,2
- MacBookPro2,1
- MacBookPro2,2
- MacBookPro3,1
- MacBookPro4,1
Why Can’t I Upgrade my MacBook Pro SSD?
Since 2016, Apple began to solder the SSDs of all MacBook Pro models directly on the board to make them lighter and thinner. As a result, the internal SSD cannot be upgraded after purchase.
At OWC, we strive to make the SSD upgrade process as simple and easy as possible. Our DIY upgrade kits include everything you need to safely perform the upgrade yourself, including an external enclosure so you can reuse the original Apple factory drive as a storage device. We know how intimidating it can be to upgrade your Mac for the first time, and our installation videos walk you through the entire process, step-by-step, to make it as easy and stress-free as possible. If you have any questions or run into any issues, our expert customer support team is here to help.