I will explain in detail the procedure for replacing (replacement) the internal HDD / SSD of Mac with photos for each model.
Macs up to the first half of the 2010s can be replaced relatively easily, so if you want to replace it with a large-capacity HDD or speed up the processing speed with an SSD, try that.
① How to replace HDD /SSD in MacBook
For MacBooks from 2006 to 2010, HDD / SSD can be replaced relatively easily.
You can jump to the article that explains the specific procedure by clicking the “Article of procedure explanation” link below.
Models | How to distinguish |
Article of procedure explanation |
【a) Mid 2006 〜 Mid 2009】 |
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【b) Late 2008 Aluminum】 |
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【c) Late 2009、Mid 2010】 |
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Below is images that can be used as references for distinguishing.
The appearance of 【b) Late 2008 Aluminum】 is omitted because it is easy to distinguish with aluminum.
The way to tell a) from c) is if you can see the removable battery when you turn it over.
② How to replace HDD /SSD in MacBook Pro
For MacBook Pro from MacBook Pro Mid 2011 to Mid 2015, SSD can be easily replaced.
However, you should note that the SSDs used are dedicated products with special connectors, so you need to buy SSDs with same connectors or use general-purpose SSDs with conversion adapters.
Here, I will introduce the procedure to replace the built-in SSD of MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Late 2013) with a general-purpose SSD using a conversion adapter.
③ How to replace HDD / SSD in iMac
For iMacs from 2006 to 2011, HDD / SSD can be replaced, although it takes some time and effort.
You can jump to the article that explains the specific procedure by clicking the “Article of procedure explanation” link below.
Models | How to distinguish |
Article of procedure explanation |
【a) 2006】 |
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【b) Mid2007 〜 Mid 2009】 |
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【c) Late 2009 〜 Late 2011】 |
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Below is images that can be used as references for distinguishing.
The appearance of 【a) 2006】 is omitted because it is easy to see with white polycarbonate.
The way to distinguish between b) and c) is whether the glass panel completely covers the front.
In b) there is a slight frame around the glass panel, but in c) there is no frame.
List of articles
This is a list of links to the articles introduced on this page.
① How to replace HDD /SSD in MacBook
② How to replace HDD /SSD in MacBook Pro
③ How to replace HDD /SSD in iMac
This is the end of the article on this page.
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