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I have the 13" late 2013 Macbook Pro i7, 8GB. It is working perfectly fine, and as fast as it was on day one. Never replaced a single thing, and never had to do
by subinsebastien 7y ago
I have the 13" late 2013 Macbook Pro i7, 8GB. It is working perfectly fine, and as fast as it was on day one. Never replaced a single thing, and never had to do hard-drive wipe. The only problem I have is that, it is a 512GB SSD, and I have no free space left.
- tjr225 7y agoI have an i5 version of this. Bought it from the refurb store in 2014 and it is the best computer I have ever owned. Unfortunately the keyboard is getting a little finicky, presumably from dust. In any case 6-7 years is a pretty impressive life span for a notebook in my opinion.
- __full_pint 7y agoI have the same model, except the even smaller SSD. I’m always having to clear out packages for old projects, but the computer is still a stud.
- random_comment 7y agosee my comment above about sintech...
- electrichead 7y agoDid this one come with a DVD drive? You can swap out that for a secondary SSD
- random_comment 7y agoSintech sell adapters via amazon US/UK etc for about $15 that allow you to take a regular NVME drive (which are VERY cheap just now) and adapt it to the apple SSD hardware interface. You can have up to 2TB of faster-than-ever storage. You'll also need torx screwdrivers to open the case. If you do some googling you will see there are two versions, and depending on the size/shape of SSD you are buying it may be better to buy one rather than the other. If you do more googling, people have tried various drives and report on performance/compatibility etc but generally compatibility is good except with some samsung drives.