That's good to hear, at least, and it made me look deeper. It's not your standard SSD, but it is replaceable, with caveats. In particular, don't expect your SSD

That's good to hear, at least, and it made me look deeper. It's not your standard SSD, but it is replaceable, with caveats. In particular, don't expect your SSD to boot in someone else's Mac unless you wipe it. Still, this a much more palatable proposition than soldered-in storage. Just be sure you get the RAM you need, because there's no upgrading it. https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2022/03/explaining-the-mac-studios-removable-ssds-and-why-you-cant-just-swap-them-out/ https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2022/03/explaining-the-mac-s...