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The video discusses the use of a Transcend JetDrive Lite 330, an SD card that can expand storage capacity on MacBook Pro 14 or 16 inch models. The JetDrive offers a cost-effective way to increase storage without buying a larger SSD from Apple. It sits flush in the MacBook, providing convenience and eliminating the need for physical ejection. The speaker recommends using the Jet Drive for various purposes like backups, file storage, and running virtual machines, as it offers smooth real-time performance despite slower data transfer speeds compared to the internal SSD. Viewers are advised to avoid formatting the SD card with the APFS file system for optimal speed and performance. Overall, the JetDrive 330 is a valuable upgrade for MacBook users seeking affordable and convenient storage expansion options.
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In this segment of the video, the creator explains how to increase storage capacity on a MacBook Pro 14 or 16 inch without buying a bigger SSD from Apple. They highlight the limitations of internal SSD upgrades, the expensive prices for larger storage configurations, and the inconvenience of using an external SSD. The creator introduces the Transcend JetDrive Lite 330, a tiny SD card that fits into the MacBook’s SD card slot, offering an affordable and convenient way to expand storage capacity.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the benefits of using a Jet Drive SD card as additional storage for a MacBook. The card sits flush in the MacBook, eliminating the risk of damage or loss. The speaker highlights the convenience of storing large files without needing to physically eject the card. The Jet Drive offers various size options, with the one terabyte version being cost-effective compared to Apple’s storage upgrades. While data transfer speeds may be slower than the internal SSD, real-time performance is smooth, even when running virtual machines or games. The Jet Drive is recommended for backups, iTunes libraries, and file storage to free up internal SSD space. The speaker personally uses the Jet Drive for music, photos, videos, virtual machines, iPhone backups, and more, making it a valuable upgrade for MacBook users.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the use of the JetDrive 330, highlighting its relatively low price but mentioning that it occupies the SD slot. The speaker finds the SD extension card useful to prolong the usability of their MacBook. They caution against formatting SD cards using the APFS file system, as it may cause the JetDrive 330 to become very slow. Formatting it using macOS journaled or exFAT is recommended for optimal speed and performance. The speaker encourages viewers to like and subscribe for more tech content and suggests checking out their other videos.