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M4 Mac mini SSD Upgrade Kit!

Randy B. Singer All Messages By This Member #21005 You can now get a third-party internal storage (SSD) upgrade kit for the new M4 Mac mini! (The M4 Mac mini has a slotted and upgradeable internal SSD.) How to upgrade the SSD in your M4 Mac mini When purchasing an M4 Mac mini, a 2TB SSD adds a $800 premium to the total when purchased from Apple. This upgrade is far less than that, at $259 shipped to your door! However, the upgrade requires some skill, and the ability to see extremely small screws. __________________________________________________ Randy B. Singer Co-author of The Macintosh Bible (4th, 5th, and 6th editions) Essential But Hard To Find Macintosh Software and Advice __________________________________________________
Andrew Buc All Messages By This Member #21013 On 27 Jan 2025, at 2:23, Randy B. Singer via groups.io wrote: You can now get a third-party internal storage (SSD) upgrade kit for the new M4 Mac mini! (The M4 Mac mini has a slotted and upgradeable internal SSD.) How to upgrade the SSD in your M4 Mac mini When purchasing an M4 Mac mini, a 2TB SSD adds a $800 premium to the total when purchased from Apple. This upgrade is far less than that, at $259 shipped to your door! However, the upgrade requires some skill, and the ability to see extremely small screws. Would that void the warranty?
Andrew Buc All Messages By This Member #21014 On 27 Jan 2025, at 2:23, Randy B. Singer via groups.io wrote: You can now get a third-party internal storage (SSD) upgrade kit for the new M4 Mac mini! (The M4 Mac mini has a slotted and upgradeable internal SSD.) How to upgrade the SSD in your M4 Mac mini When purchasing an M4 Mac mini, a 2TB SSD adds a $800 premium to the total when purchased from Apple. This upgrade is far less than that, at $259 shipped to your door! However, the upgrade requires some skill, and the ability to see extremely small screws. I previously said, “Would that void the warranty?” Never mind, I’ve answered my own question. Last sentence of the article is, “The operation isn't warranty-voiding, but we're also certain that it's the first thing Apple is going to blame if something goes wrong with the computer.” I think that’s something to keep in mind also.
Randy B. Singer All Messages By This Member #21017 On Jan 28, 2025, at 7:59 PM, Andrew Buc <abuc@...> wrote: Would that void the warranty? LEGALLY, it CAN’T void the warranty. However, Apple won’t warranty the upgraded SSD itself. The upgraded SSD will be warrantied by the company that makes the upgrade kit. __________________________________________________ Randy B. Singer Co-author of The Macintosh Bible (4th, 5th, and 6th editions) Essential But Hard To Find Macintosh Software and Advice __________________________________________________

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