The M4 Mac mini came with a surprise — a slotted and upgradeable SSD. Here's how to install one, get it running, what to expect for speed, and what's happened in the last eight months since upgrading.

Since the Mini didn't get a refresh, and I've been limping this one along, I'm going to throw a large SSD into it and wait for the spring (worst case I can put it in an enclosure later and have a fast ...

Apple gets a lot of flak for its unfriendly approach to user repairs and upgrades—you can’t really do them. But there’s a ray of hope with the new Mac mini, which started shipping on Friday. In a ...

Following multiple vendors offering internal SSD updates for the M4 Mac mini, one has now revealed that it has prototyped a model for the M4 Pro version. Externally, the M4 Mac mini and the M4 Pro Mac ...

Upgrading the SSD in your Mac Mini M4 can significantly enhance its storage capacity and performance, making it better suited for demanding tasks. The awesome video below from GOT good old tech ...

In a surprise move, the M4 Mac mini includes a removable, swappable SSD. Apple really should give customers the option to buy high-capacity versions of these as storage upgrades for the tiny desktop.

Earlier this week, we reported that the storage in the new Mac mini is actually modular, meaning that it isn’t soldered to the logic board of the Mac, and ultimately would be user accessible. However, ...

The base model M4 Mac mini is one of the best values in Mac computers, but upgrading the storage to the maximum 2TB significantly reduces that value proposition. That’s because Apple charges an insane ...

If you’ve ever found yourself frustrated by the limited storage options or high upgrade costs for your Apple M4 Mac Mini, you’re not alone. Many Mac Mini users face the same dilemma: how to get the ...

I'm considering upgrading my late 2009 model Mac Mini to an 80GB Intel SSD. I was wondering whether anyone who has installed an SSD on OSX has experienced performance degradation as a result of OSX ...

Third-party accessory-maker Polysoft stepped in to make something Apple won’t: upgrade SSDs for the Mac Studio. These will allow owners of the powerful desktop to increase the storage capacity with ...