New Mac Studio iFixit teardown has confirmed that its SSD storage, which was previously reported as removable, is, in fact, replaceable. Apple Mac Studio delays might persist in the next two months, ...

iFixit today disassembled Apple's new M1 Max Mac Studio, giving us a first glimpse at the components inside the machine. This is not iFixit's traditional, more detailed teardown, which has not yet ...

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Apple last week launched the first M2 Mac, the 13-inch MacBook Pro, and repair site iFixit picked up the new machine to do a traditional device teardown. Design wise, there's not a lot for iFixit to ...

When Apple released the new M3-powered 13- and 15-inch MacBook Pro laptops earlier this month it shared plenty of details about the new machines. We know that on the outside at least, not much had ...

Running out of storage space, or looking for a smart way to back up your Mac? We've tested the top options to help you choose the best Apple-friendly SSD or hard drive for your needs. Since 2004, I ...

Look no more, as the latest Mac Mini with M4 chip with 256GB SSD storage has just hit an all-time low of $499 at Amazon, down ...

Along with the dramatic external design, the new M4 Mac mini also features multiple internal changes. According to early teardowns and user reports, the new Mac mini features a removable SSD. This ...

Questions about what is inside the latest technologies in the market have been answered by iFixit for many years already, but now, the renowned organization created a teardown video showcasing Apple's ...

Photos for the Mac is a storage hog. It likes to read and write from its storage with abandon, no matter how much memory you have. Because a Photos library can become quite large—mine apparently ...

Apple's new M5 MacBook Pro has up to 211% faster SSD performance than the M4 MacBook Pro, with 6.3GB/sec reads on the M5 versus 2GB/sec reads on the M4.

Editor’s Note: Upgrading the hard drive can be one of the best things you can do for your Mac. But it’s also one of the hardest to explain: each Mac model is different, and the upgrade instructions ...