I have a MacBook Pro and apparently the memory and hard drive is soldered on. Can I send it in to Apple and have them upgrade it? The hard drive is 120GB and I would like a 2TB. My memory is 4GB and I would like something higher. Is this possible for them to do or would I have to buy a new one?
MacBook Pro with Retina display, Mac OS X (10.7.5)
There is no upgrade. Sell yours and use the proceeds to buy a new model with specs you want.
There is no upgrade. Sell yours and use the proceeds to buy a new model with specs you want.
okay--maybe I can help you. If you have the most recent models of MacBook pro, then no, you cannot upgrade your memory. You can, however, upgrade your hard drive (actually, it's an SSD). I don't know exactly what model of MacBook Pro with Retina Display you have, so my advice is somewhat limited.
go to OWC (macsales.com) for info on your hard drive upgrade)
I done a scan on crucial.com and it said my hard drive and memory was soldered on the board. It's a late 2013 model
OWC has no solution for 2013 and later models.
Can I send my Mac to Apple and have them upgrade my hard drive?
