FM17A 1TB PCIE 3.0x4 NVME 3D NAND TLC Flash SSD for MacBook Pro Retina A1708 (2016-2017) Included DIY Tools (1TB)

Preloaded Mac OS!!! Brilliant! Plug and play ! Saved a lot of time. Easy to install!

It worked perfectly and easy to install

Llegó en menor tiempo que el indicado. Ningún problema en la instalación ni en la configuración de OSX. Hice tres particiones: Mac, Win y otra más para algunos archivos compartidos y funciona increíble.valió la pena el tiempo de espera.

Great product, bought and installed easily, instructions were also very clear!

Excelente SSD para la Mac, funciona perfecto, al principio tuve problemas con la instalación, pero la respuesta y atención del vendedor fue excelente, y resolvió mi problema, recomiendo el producto al 100%.

Let me preface this with that fact that I have a degree in IT and a lot of experience getting inside computers, so take that how you will. I make no guarantees about these instructions, this was just based on my experience.I have a Macbook that only had 256 GB of space, but performs very well otherwise, so I wanted room. I never liked having to use an auxiliary external because then it's tethered and limited, and uses one of the two precious USB C ports. I found this on Amazon and it had come down in price so I decided to give it a go.The kit contains all the tools you need to open up the Macbook and perform the SDD swap. Here are a few notes. First, I'd recommend using disposable gloves (latex or vinyl) to prevent getting any oil or transferring static charge to the components. Second, I had to really (gently) work the back cover loose to get it off, and it almost felt like I was going to break it, but it DID come off when I lifted and wiggled it. If you have a shower hook suction cup handy, I'd recommend using that on the back as opposed to prying up the back with a tool. Then you can slide your fingers under and gently rock side to side to remove it.Third, the instructions say to disconnect the battery before removing the screws and SSD. There's an image of it, but it's not super clear what you have to do. Carefully remove the protective layer above the battery connector, and then gently slide the battery connector cable out. This is also a good thing not to touch with bare fingers. It looks more delicate than it is, but use caution with this.The rest of the install and putting everything back together was very smooth. Then it was time to flip it over and boot it up.The kit contained a USB boot drive along with an adapter (USB C to USB A) to boot up the machine. However, when I booted it up and attempted to use that, it told me it couldn't install. I am not exactly sure what order what went on but ultimately it booted into Catalina, and I was able to update it online to Ventura with a couple of reboots. From there, I was able to connect my Time Machine external, go into Applications->Utilities->Migration Assistant and use the backup drive to restore all my files, applications and settings.I did all that Saturday evening and used it much of the day yesterday, and it's performing like a champ! Now I have 4x the space I originally did, and for not much cost either. The kit is complete, I have a few new tools and the USB C to USB A adapter is also a useful component.All in all I'd highly recommend this to anyone comfortable opening up and working on a Macbook, and if you've never done that before, this is not a bad place to start if you need more space.