Macbook Air Hard Drive Case

  1. Macbook Air Hard Drive Cases
  2. Macbook Air Hard Drive Upgrade
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Top comment 'I changed out the hard drive for a solid state drive at the time of my compurter pruchase - I placed the drive into this case for use as an external back-up - thus far it has worked perfectly.The problem turned out to be the hard drive so I wasn't able to recover my information off of it using this product but it worked an I did get to use it for another hard drive and it worked. Top comment 'I changed out the hard drive for a solid state drive at the time of my compurter pruchase - I placed the drive into this case for use as an external back-up - thus far it has worked perfectly.The problem turned out to be the hard drive so I wasn't able to recover my information off of it using this product but it worked an I did get to use it for another hard drive and it worked.

Hi Yaksh,


Macbook Air Hard Drive Cases

I don't think it is the transporting that would make the difference. Both types of cases would protect the shell of the Mac if cared for. It's more the taking it out and putting it on various surfaces, moving it about on them, etc. If you want your Mac casing to stay pristine, you should use a hard case.

Macbook Air Hard Drive Upgrade


Macbook Air Hard Drive Space

Air

Just an FYI, I have a hard case on my Macbook Air, but when I'm traveling with it, I put it in a sleeve. The hard case that I have is very low profile, so the overall size of the Mac is not much bigger than it is without the case. I use an iPearl case that I purchased through the Apple Store. The sleeve I have is probably a little larger than what is needed for an Air, but that allows me to also carry papers, etc. along with the Mac in the sleeve. So, from where I sit, both are what you need! 🙂


Cheers,


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Macbook Air Hard Drive Size

Mar 28, 2014 9:03 PM