Reviews of the latest M2 Pro and M2 Max chips in the updated 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros praised the fast performance of the new chips, even longer battery life, and an upgraded HDMI 2.1 port.

Apple is using fewer chips in M2 Macs to provide the same amount of storage. ... used four 128GB NAND chips in a 512GB SSD, while 9to5Mac's M2 Pro MacBook Pro appears to use a pair of 256GB NAND ...

Base Model 13-Inch M2 MacBook Pro SSD Is 50% Slower Than M1 Model. You'll need to spend $200 more to get storage as fast as the M1 MacBook Pro.

If you are considering the $1,299 model, at this point, it’s worth your while to wait and see if the upcoming M2 MacBook Air has the same 256GB SSD implementation.

And sitting on top is my M2 Pro (12‑core CPU & 19-core GPU) with 32GB of RAM and an internal 1TB Apple SSD. As the Mac mini ships without a keyboard or mouse, I stuck with Apple’s trusty Magic ...

Of course, the SSD in the entry-level M2 MacBook Pro is still quite fast, but cutting the speed by 50% compared to the previous model seems unfair to consumers, especially in a “Pro” machine.

PS5 owners will be able to add more storage space using an external hard drive or by installing an M2 SSD in a dedicated expansion port, system architect Mark Cerny announced on today's reveal ...

Apple's hard-to-find M2 MacBook Air with 24GB of memory and a spacious 1TB SSD is discounted exclusively for AppleInsider readers, with a $100 markdown on the system itself and $40 off optional ...

Last month, it was discovered that the 256GB model of the 13-inch MacBook Pro with the M2 chip has up to 50% slower SSD read speeds and up to 30% slower SSD write speeds compared to the equivalent ...

As 9to5Mac previously reported, the M2 MacBook Pro offers a slower SSD on the base model. While the M1 MacBook Pro and M1 MacBook Air have two NAND chips of 128GB each in its 256GB version, ...

M2 MacBook Pro’s 256GB SSD is only about half as fast as the M1 version’s Higher-capacity versions of the new MacBook Pro don't seem to be affected.

Patriot's Ignite M2 SATA III SSD is available in two capacities: 240GB, and 480GB. Sequential read performance for the Ignite M2 SSD is listed at up to 560MB/s.