Description
Apple MacBook book Air SSD A1369, A1370 655-1772A MZ-CPA2560/0A1 / THNSNC256GMDJ
Apple MacBook Air SSD 256GB PCIe Solid State Drive – 2010 2011 | 11″ 13″ | A1369, A1370
CONDITION:
Used, OEM 100% Genuine Apple Part, Tested, Working
INCLUDES:
Macbook Air SSD 256GB SOLID STATE PCIe Drive ONLY
Note: You will Receive one of the following brands depending on available stock:
Samsung, Toshiba, Each is 100% compatible with the below listed models.
IDENTIFYING NUMBER:
Apple Part #: 655-1772A
Manufacturer Part Number: MZ-CPA2560/0A1 / THNSNC256GMDJ
COMPATIBILITY:
Apple MacBook Air SSD 11″ A1370
- Late 2010 MC505LL/A 1.4 2 Duo
- Late 2010 MC506LL/A 1.4 2 Duo
- Late 2010 MC506LL/A 1.6 2 Duo
- Mid 2011 MC968LL/A 1.6 i5
- Mid 2011 MC969LL/A 1.6 i5
- Mid 2011 MC969LL/A 1.8 i7
MacBook Air SSD 13″ A1369
- Late 2010 MC503LL/A 1.86 2 Duo
- Late 2010 MC504LL/A 1.86 2 Duo
- Late 2010 MC905LL/A 2.13 2 Duo
- Mid 2011 MC965LL/A 1.7 i5)
- Mid 2011 MC966LL/A 1.7 i5)
- Mid 2011 MD226LL/A 1.8 i7)
How do I transfer data from my old SSD to New SSD?
- Purchase a compatible SSD: You’ll need to find an SSD that is compatible with your MacBook Air 2015 model. You can find compatible SSDs from our website TEKDEP
- Next, create a backup of your data: Before removing your old SSD, create a backup of your data. You can use the built-in Time Machine backup feature or a third-party backup software.
- Shut down your MacBook Air: Make sure to save your work and shut down your MacBook Air.
- Then, open the MacBook Air: Use a Pentalobe screwdriver to remove the screws from the bottom case of your MacBook Air. Carefully remove the bottom case.
- Remove the old SSD: Locate the old SSD and remove it carefully from its socket.
- Install the new SSD: Insert the new SSD into the socket and secure it in place. Replace the bottom case and screw it back in place.
- Boot up your MacBook Air: Turn on your MacBook Air and hold down the Command + R keys to enter into the Recovery mode.
- Connect the old SSD: Connect your old SSD to your MacBook Air using an external enclosure or adapter.
- Transfer data: From the Recovery mode, select the option to restore from a Time Machine backup or transfer data from a different Mac or volume. Follow the on-screen instructions to transfer your data from the old SSD to the new one.
- Finally, finish the process: Once the data transfer is complete, your MacBook Air should be ready to use with your new SSD.
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Apple MacBook book Air SSD A1369, A1370 655-1772A MZ-CPA2560/0A1 / THNSNC256GMDJ
