If you have a 13-inch macbook pro, maybe you can replace your ssd for free
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In line with the announcement of the iPhone X display replacement program, Apple has announced the launch of a new SSD memory replacement program for 13-inch MacBooks Pro without Touch Bar. The decision comes after the company has admitted that 128 and 256 GB SSDs from a limited number of computers have an issue that can lead to data loss and drive failure.
How to check if your MacBook Pro is affected
The Cupertino company, after months of complaints from some affected users whose number is still unknown, has determined that certain models of the 13-inch MacBook Pro without Touch Bar have a problem in their 128GB and 256GB SSDs that could stop work and cause the user to lose all the data stored in them.
A limited number of 128 and 256 GB solid state drives (SSDs) used in 13-inch MacBook Pro drives have been determined by Apple to have an issue that can lead to data loss and drive failure. The 13-inch MacBook Pro with affected units were sold between June 2017 and June 2018.
On the page of the new program, Apple points out that the company itself will be a supplier authorized by it who " will repair the affected hard drives for free. " Also, given the severity of the problem and its possible effects, "Apple recommends that the unit be repaired as soon as possible." For the same reason, Apple will send an email to customers who have registered their affected MacBook Pro so that they know about the existence of this program and can proceed with the replacement.
If you have a 13 ″ MacBook Pro without Touch Bar and you have not received the email, you can check if it is affected by entering the serial number here, where you will find all the additional information you need. In any case, don't forget to make a backup as soon as possible.
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