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Aaaand they’re gone.
I wish they’d price the higher capacity ones more appropriately. SSDs are cheap.
It must be regional. They’re still available here in Canada.
You can just change out the ssd yourself or use microsd. The higher cost ones have other benefits not only larger ssd.
I was thinking about grabbing one revently and was deciding between the OLED 512gb and 1tb. Is replacing the SSD is fairly easy?
Edit: I went and checked out the iFixit page for the replacement. It doesnt look difficult but I’d probably just get the 1tb model and be done with it.