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Finding a use for extra rMBP SSD

Marcel-NZ
By Marcel-NZ
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So I recently spilt beer on my macbook pro, and had to have it replaced. Long story short, the insurance company sent me the SSD from my old macbook to recover any files from. Now I've got an extra 512gb SSD sitting around with no use. Does anyone know of an adapter or something along those lines for the SSD. I'm 90% sure its an M2 adaptor, so perhaps an M2 to usb 3.0 or thunderbolt?

 

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

 

(It's a Rentina Macbook Pro, 15-inch, Late 2013)

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welcome to the forum :). you could sell it on ebay or the classifieds page here

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Get an adapter and use it as an insanely fast backup drive (id do that) or sell it

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Where would I go to look for an adaptor? I'm not entirely sure what I'm looking for.

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