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I tried asking Apple (sales) this and they had no clue. What is the chip that handles Wi-fi in the early 2019 MacBook Pros? We know it's 802.11a/b/g/n/ac Wi-Fi, but is it the Intel "My Wifi" that the processors seem to come with or is it a third party chip? If the latter what's the brand and model?
Any ideas? Can't see it on Mac model data sites either.
Hi,
According to iFixIt, it's a "339S00458" Apple WiFi/Bluetooth module for early 2019 15inch MacBook Pro.
And Murata-Seisakusho "1SA 339S00616 SS9521026" WiFi/Bluetooth module for 13inch early 2019 MacBook Pro.
Hi,
According to iFixIt, it's a "339S00458" Apple WiFi/Bluetooth module for early 2019 15inch MacBook Pro.
And Murata-Seisakusho "1SA 339S00616 SS9521026" WiFi/Bluetooth module for 13inch early 2019 MacBook Pro.
Thanks for your suggestion to look there. Didn't think of it as I was looking for more official than "much likely", but should have been my first stop. That's very interesting.
What Wi-Fi in early 2019 Macbook Pros?
