Give your device a new lease of life and a huge speed boost with the Fledging Feather SSD from Injured Gadgets.

These drives are pre-loaded with Mac OS and easily user replaceable.

• Swiftly outpaces Apple drives and blows the competition away, reaching speeds up to 100% faster than Apple OEM.
• Fledging - Feather SSD M13 utilizes the latest in SATA technology, brought to you at the most affordable prices on the market.
• Designed to be installed exactly like an Apple SSD. Simply open up your MacBook, plug in, and play.
• Pre loaded with Mac OS
• Read sequential of 1800Mb/s
• Write sequential of 1700Mb/s
• Random Read 51.16
• Random Write 12.93
• 1TB capacity

Compatible with:

MacBook Air

11" A1465

Mid 2013 / EMC 2631 / MacBook Air 6,1

Early 2014 / EMC 2631 /MacBook Air 6,1

Early 2015 / EMC 294 /MacBook Air 7,1

13" A1466

Mid 2013 / EMC 2632 / MacBook Air 6,2

Early 2014 / EMC 2632 / MacBook Air 6,2

Early 2015 / EMC 2925 / MacBook Air 7,2

Mid 2017 / EMC 3178 / MacBook Air 7,2

MacBook Pro

13" A1502

Late 2013 / EMC 2678 / MacBookPro11,1

Mid 2014 / EMC 2875 / MacBookPro11,1

Late 2015 / EMC 2685 / MacBookPro12,1

15" A1398

Late 2013 / EMC 2674 / MacBookPro11,2

Late 2013 / EMC 2745 / MacBookPro11,3

Mid 2014 / EMC 2876 / MacBookPro11,2

Mid 2014 / EMC 2881 / MacBookPro11,3

Late 2015 / EMC 2909 / MacBookPro11,4

Late 2015 / EMC 2910 / MacBookPro11,5

iMac

21.5" A1418

Late 2013 / EMC 2638 / iMac14,1

Late 2013 / EMC 2742 / iMac14,3

Mid 2014 / EMC 2805 / iMac14,4

Late 2015 / EMC 2889 / iMac16,1

Late 2015 Ret 4k / EMC 2833 / iMac16,2

Early 2017 / EMC 3068 / iMac18,1

Early 2017 Ret 4k / EMC 3069 / iMac18,2

27" A1419

Late 2013 / EMC 2639 / iMac14,2

Late 2014 Retina 5K / EMC 2806 / iMac15,1

Late 2015 Retina 5K / EMC 2806 / iMac15,1

Late 2015 Retina 5K / EMC 2834 / iMac17,1

Late 2017 Retina 5K / EMC 3070 / iMac18,3

Mac Mini

A1347

Late 2014 / EMC 2840 / MacMini7,1

Mac Pro

27" A1481 Late 2013 / EMC 2630 / MacPro6,1

Warranty: 3 Years

(PLEASE NOTE: This SSD will require you to format it before using it! If the intended macOS is 10.12 (Sierra) or older, you'll need to use the Mac OS Extended file system. If you're planning to use 10.13 (High Sierra) or newer, you'll need to format it to use APFS)