Apple Computer With Floppy Disk

[0.035 lb] The necessary thing to replace the hard drive on your Mac 2011. You are unlikely to buy a brand Apple disk with a built-in thermal sensor, and this kit will allow you to connect any other hard drive. Good luck!

[USB-C Male] At first I bought a cheaper drive that started with R because disk players have been around for a long time and I didn’t see a reason to pay more just for a fancy housing that match my Mac. However….the no name brand would always stall without ripping any songs to Apple Music. I tried it on 3 different Macs. A Mac Studio M1, MacBook Pro M2 and an older MacBook Pro with an Intel chip in it. Nope wouldn’t work on any of them. So I tried it on a Windows machine with iTunes installed and it worked with no issues. Thinking it was a bug in the Apple software I called Apple and got them involved. I spend weeks with them and sent many data files to their engineers and I still haven’t received a solution from Apple. So I found this Apple SuperDrive at B&H and figured I’d give it a try, well guess what? It works perfectly with any hiccups. I’m not sure if Apple is still making this drive so if you can still get one do it soon.

[0.15 lb] If you have a computer running Windows on a legacy hard disk, you really have to upgrade. It saved me from having to buy a new computer.

[2.66 lb] The floppy seams to be well made, and it blocks light.

[4x 128 GB] I bought the computer with 4 DIMM modules and augmented with these (for less than from Apple) to have 6 modules of 8.

[Verkada Gray] I bought a computer from B&H and wanted additional hard disk space for storage. The helpful guy in computers recommended a solid state hard disk & said that they would install it for me for a nominal fee. They did the work & it took all the guesswork out of the computer hardware stuff. When it arrived, I had a chance to look at their work & it appeared very clean. I thought it was money well spent.

[Bus Powered ] Bought the mini hub to connect some new hard disk drives. It works as it should. I wish the cable were a bit longer; as it is, it just hangs off the back of the computer and I wonder if it's putting more stress than necessary on the computer USB connection. OTOH, I haven't found a solution to the number of cables on the computer desk, so having such a short addition probably isn't a bad idea. And one plus is that it's bus-powered, so it doesn't need a power cable. All-in-all, very convenient!

I bought a computer from B&H and wanted additional hard disk space for storage. The helpful guy in computers recommended a solid state hard disk & said that they would install it for me for a nominal fee. They did the work & it took all the guesswork out of the computer hardware stuff. When it arrived, I had a chance to look at their work & it appeared very clean. I thought it was money well spent.

[2 TB] We had this computer now for a few weeks and still getting used to it. The SD-drive makes it nice and fast. I have added a hard disk for extra space in the meantime. Looking forward to adding my photo collection and my kids to setting up minecraft etc. We have used apple in the longest time and are very disappointed with our last choice that has very little RAM, is therefore extra slow and has no option whatsoever on upgrading. So this computer gives us all those options and we can add and upgrade to our likings.

[64 x 24 x 0.5"] Nicely made side hinged floppy. Can't go wrong