4 Things to Know About SSD Capacity on the M1 MacBook Air
Regarding the MacBook Air: 1. The SSD is soldered to the logic board and cannot be upgraded or replaced after purchase. What you choose at order time is permanent.
Base models with 256GB or 512GB may fill up quickly if you store large files, apps, or media. Consider your storage needs carefully before buying.
Higher-capacity SSDs (1TB or 2TB) cost more upfront but prevent the hassle of external drives or cloud storage later. If you can afford it, buy more than you think you need.
Apple charges a premium for storage upgrades, so compare prices with external SSD options. But remember, external drives are less convenient for portable use.