2TB OWC Aura Pro 6G SSD and cloning kit for MacBook Pro retina 2012 and early 2013

2TB OWC Aura Pro 6G SSD and cloning kit for MacBook Pro retina 2012 and early 2013

$608.00

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OWC SKU: UA1886

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2.0TB Aura Pro 
Solid-state Drive and Envoy Pro Storage Solution

Mac / USB 3.0
 
For 2012 - early 2013 MacBook Pro with Retina display
Read our guides
Our tech team, based in Sydney, and the Apple technicans we work with around Australia are upgrading and cloning SSDs everyday. Real world experience with macOS and Apple hardware. We encounter and solve problems everyday so you don't have too. Yes we answer the phone, and we are happy to provide technical help for all our customers, you can speak to an upgrade specialist who is based in Australia. We have also condensed all that knowledge into our online guides. They are there to help you answer questions you may before and after you have made your purchase. You can use those guides, without having to be one of our customers. It is our way of us saying thank you to the Apple community who have supported us over the years. 
The Upgradeable Macbook Pro SSD upgrade guide
Designed for your Mac

Once again, OWC provides Mac users the only upgrade solution that delivers higher performance, functionality, and reliability! When first introduced, the MacBook Pro with Retina display base model offered a 256GB SSD configuration with no upgrade option. And current base models start from 128GB to 256GB. Now, instead of being "factory locked", the OWC Aura Pro 6G gives you the freedom to upgrade your capacity to meet your storage needs. Just like other OWC upgrades, we include a free 'how-to' video to make this an easy and money-saving DIY upgrade. 


The Aura Pro 6G SSD features a suite of industry leading controller technologies for performance and reliability.

  • Global wear leveling algorithm automatically distributes data evenly and manages program/erase count, maximizing SSD lifespan.
  • StaticDataRefresh technology manages free space, gradually refreshing data across the SSD over time, enhancing data integrity.
  • Hardware BCH ECC corrects errors up to 66-bit/1KB for superior data retention and drive health.
  • Best-in-class power consumption
  • Advanced security protocols support AES 128/256-bit full-drive encryption
The Only Complete 2-in-1 Upgrade Solution:
  • Upgrade your MacBook Pro with Retina display factory installed SSD with greater performance and capacity via the Aura Pro.
  • Retask the replaced factory SSD as a bus-powered, pocket-sized external storage solution via the Envoy Pro.
Local like you Phone us! Guaranteed to work Real support Warranty

We are a registered New Zealand company (Upgradeable Limited), all orders include 15% GST. You are protected by local consumer law when you buy here. All product ships from our Australian warehouse until we can set up local distribution.

We are a real business and yes, a real person will answer the phone take responsibility for your enquiry.

Our upgrades are tested and exceed your computer manufacturer's specifications. That is why we can guarantee compatibility, we know it will work. If you are unhappy in any way, return the product within 14 days for a full refund.

We have technicians in our office to help you at any time. Most customers never need to use this service, but it is there if you need it. We love helping customers, solving problems and answering questions.

Our RAM warranty is simple. Lifetime. If it does not work, we will replace it. No exceptions. We have had the same warranty for over 18 years.
Our SSD warranty is 5 years, same as the manufacturer.

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Keith Harbottle
Minor instruction issue. But all good

I found the site instructions on the process of copying the OS from the existing hard drive to the new one a little hard to follow. There is a lot of info on the web page with sections for every variation. When I came to doing it I found most of the info was not required (at least in my case)