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When my 2015 MacBook Pro's SSD died, I could still book off an external and replace the original. All storage dies eventually. There's a huge difference betwee
by ttfkam 3y ago
When my 2015 MacBook Pro's SSD died, I could still book off an external and replace the original.
All storage dies eventually. There's a huge difference between needing to replace a broken or obsolete part and needing to replace an entire bricked laptop.
- foldr 3y agoSure, but all laptops have loads of parts that can break and that can't easily be replaced. The question is whether SSDs have become reliable enough that the advantages of making them replaceable no longer outweigh the disadvantages.