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Upgrade your MacBook Pro and MacBook Air models with OWC Aura N NVMe SSDs to make your Mac fast and more spacious than ever - for a fraction of the cost of a new model - and keep everything else just the way you like it. Aura N expands your Mac with up to 480GB of storage space, so you can add to your media, games, and apps without picking favorites.

It's advanced NVMe technology revives read speeds up to 1598MB/s write speeds up to 1100MB/s, giving your Mac the power to run like new again. Aura N combines speed and stamina to prepare your Mac for the short race and the long haul. Engineered with advanced SLC caching, this SSD provides incredible burst performance for a faster and more responsive experience.

Plus, the extra storage and speed can increase the working life of your Mac by years. The smaller stock SSDs for Mac can fill up quickly, especially with photo and video files, games, or even your email. Aura N SSDs are available in capacities up to 480GB, giving you more space to work and play. Newly calibrated to use less power and run cooler, Aura N is the best way to upgrade your PCIe equipped Mac.

FEATURES: Read speeds up to 1598MB/s Write speeds up to 1100MB/s Consumes less power and runs cooler than earlier models Designed for macOS 10.13 and beyond NVMe PCIe 3.1 x2 SPECIFICATIONS: Controller: Phison E8 with 7% over-provisioning NAND: Synchronous Triple-Level Cell (TLC) 3D NAND Flash Form Factor_ Custom blade Interface: PCIe 3.1 x2, NVMe 1.2 Capacity: 480GB useable capacity Total Flash Memory Components_ 512GB, 32 GB Allocated to real-time data redundancy and error correction Formatted Capacity_ 447GiB Native Command Queuing_ up to 32 commands RoHS Compliant_ Yes Format: Unformatted OS Requirements_ macOS 10.13 High Sierra or later Dimensions: 8.9 x 2.4 x 0.2 cm Weight: 7 g WHAT'S IN THE BOX_ OWC 480GB Aura N NVMe SSD - Blue x1 (For MacBook Pro with Retina Display 2013 to 2015 and MacBook Air 2013 to 2017)